Robo-Rule
Follows an instruction written by a person.
DAY 1 · RULES & LEARNED PATTERNS
Two robots. Two different ways to decide.
Spot their mistakes and get the shop running again.
Watch · Stop · Repair
FROM THE DAY 1 LESSON

Day 1 compares rules written by people with patterns learned from examples.
You will repair one robot of each kind and see why the same fix does not work for both.
Follows an instruction written by a person.
Learns from photos labeled Good or Bad.
Watch which crate each fruit lands in.
Press STOP when a fruit lands in the wrong crate.
Choose a fix, try it, then watch the robot sort again.
Repair both robots, then compare what you changed.
The shop needs strawberries in one crate and everything else in the other.
Watch carefully. Press STOP when a fruit lands in the wrong crate.
Robo-Learn sorts apples into Good and Bad. It learned from 50 photos labeled by a person.
Some of its training photos
The same job: press STOP when an apple lands in the wrong crate.
Wrong crate? Press STOP.
Add the missing detail so only strawberries go in that crate.
All 50 photos show red apples. Green and yellow apples are missing.
Label 6 new photos: fresh apples are Good; apples with brown spots are Bad.
DAY 1 · YOUR RESULTS
ROBO-RULE
“Red” let other red fruit in. Adding “seeds on the outside” kept them out.
ROBO-LEARN
It saw only red apples before. Green and yellow examples helped it sort more kinds.
An instruction a person writes for a machine to follow.
The examples a machine uses to learn.
A similarity or connection the machine finds in examples.
In this shop, fix a written rule by editing it. Improve a learned pattern with better examples.