W8 March 1 ✓
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Today we will use Structured Query Language (SQL) to pull data from a movie database. SQL, like spreadsheets, is an indispensable tool for data analysts.
Demo: SELECT, FROM, ORDER BY, ASC, DESC
Construct the appropriate SQL statements to satisfy each of the following requests. Use the LaunchBoard SQL Lab to test your statements.
List all movies in the movies table. Include all columns.
List all movies, but include only title and year columns.
List all movies by ascending year. Include all columns.
List all movies by descending vote_count. Include only title and vote_count columns.
Demonstrate your executed SQL statements with an instructor.
We will demonstrate how to define a visual servoing job to a cobot flow to recognize the position of objects. This will create a base that we can use to then pick up the object and move to another location. We will also use a subflow to separate functions.
Work in small groups to modify the demo flow.
Create a new visual servoing job that picks up a different object. This will require learning the new pattern to match
Update the point node to position the cobot vacuum gripper above the object.
If needed, adjust the move node to grip the object.
Test your updated flow.
Demonstrate your solution.
