High-Speed Robots Part 1: Meet BettyBot in "Human Exclusion Zone" Warehouses-The Window-WIRED. Schuyler Horky. Learn and think about Robots. The Robotics Institute. Standard Grade Bitesize Computing Studies - Automated systems : Revision. Cool projects at ROBOTC.net Blog. Archive for the ‘Cool projects’ Category Student POV: Robovacuum Alexis and Noah are back again with another Student POV!
This time, sharing how they programmed a robovacuum in ROBOTC Graphical Language for the VEX IQ platform. ———————————————————————————— In this challenge, we programmed the Vex IQ robot to perform a task that was based off of the robotic vacuums that vacuum autonomously while avoiding obstacles. Our challenge was to program a robot that would perform like a robotic vacuum. We started our program by putting in a repeat forever loop. We then made a plan on what we needed our robot to do. We then had to decide what task the robot was to perform when the sensor was depressed. Below is an image of the final program. Now our robot is able to move around autonomously while avoiding different obstacles! - Alexis and Noah Did you know you could buy kits, robots, accessories and more for VEX IQ robots in our Robomatter store?
Student POV: Robo 500 Challenge YouTube Direct Link. Breadboard Adapter for LEGO® MINDSTORMS® NXT. Breadboard Adapter for LEGO MINDSTORMS Purchase: Detailed DescriptionThe Dexter Industries breadboard adapter is a full assembled adapter for the LEGO MINDSTORMS NXT.
Never struggle to find some 82k resistors for your project again: the adapter comes with built in 82k resistors. The entire adapter comes fully assembled: no soldering required. Downloads Download the schematic and board here. Breadboard Adapter for LEGO® MINDSTORMS® NXT. Home · simonmonk/raspirobotboard Wiki. Getting started with robotics? Ok, here is my idea: Using some of the set-up features that @aonsquared used with his Robot/Rover thing.
Using a 5 volt supply to power the Raspberry Pi and the Powered hub. The Raspberry Pi will send commands to the Ardunio Eleven (which I still have to get), which will control the Two Motors through a H-bridge and PWM. That camera will be powered through the 10 port hub, along with the Ardunio and the W/LAN dongle. The Motors will be powered though a 12 volt supply (8 AA batteries). All the commands will be sent through an Ad-Hoc Network to a Laptop running Windows 7 Pro 64 bit. The LCD display will have the IP address so that I know exactly what it is whenever. The Raspberry Pi will host a live webcam feed though an old Logitec Camera I have lying around. One question is: Will PWM work on the motors through the Ardunio if I have the 12 volts going directly into the H-bridge Chip? What do you think? Youtube Channel: page: Now selling Apps on the Google Play, WP and Apple App Stores. SparkFun Magician Chassis (ROB-10825) Loading...
Please wait... Advanced Search | Search Tips Categories Our Newsletter Magician Chassis Loading zoom Price: £16.39 (inc VAT) £13.66 (exc VAT) Part ID: Brand: SparkFun Weight: 356.0 Grams Rating: ( 4 product reviews ) SparkFun Magician Chassis (ROB-10825)