For my robot project, I aimed to build an expressive robot that can mimic human emotions using LED lights, motor movements, and various sensors. The robot has distance sensors to detect obstacles and walls and uses programmable LEDs to show different emotions. When the robot is "sad," it shows a calming blue light and moves slowly, giving a sense of lethargy. For "anger," it flashes red lights quickly and makes sharp, jerky movements, even slamming into walls to mimic a rage outburst. When "happy," the robot lights up with bright yellow LEDs and makes playful movements like spinning and wagging its tail. My favorite is when the robot is "scared", it makes slow indecicive turns searching for cover, but, when it does find said cover it shakes as if whimpering in fear. This project uses technologies like an Arduino microcontroller, motor drivers, and LED control libraries to create a dynamic, interactive robot. The goal is to program a robot to imitate human emotions. I found it alot trickier really putting my ideas into physical form, there was so many things I wish I could have made this robot done but was either limited by acessability or realon of fun and I learnity. This project was still I've learnt so much.