LVBots Looped Line Maze Competition August 2014
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- Highlights from LVBots August 2014 looped line maze competition held at Pololu. LVBots is a club of robot building enthusiasts in Las Vegas who enjoy all levels of robotics and electronics experimentation. For more information about the contest, see this post on the Pololu blog: www.pololu.com/...
You can find out more about LVBots here: www.meetup.com/...
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0:39 The Contestants
1:58 Learning The Maze
6:40 The Optimized Runs
8:03 3pi Robots Reenact Pac-Man
👍🏻que bonito ver niños presenciando el evento de robótica 👌🏻 que buen trabajo.
love the last part
where can i get the video tutorial how to program the 3 pi using avr programmer
I wrote some worksheets for 3pi workshops! medium.com/@NanicaLabs/3pi-workshop-worksheets-e6a3d905eb65 and medium.com/@mithi/a-pololu-3pi-workshop-c15b8db10d0f
can you send me the page information
Mithi thank you ☺ really helpful
Nice..its beautiful algorithm
c@n u help me with link for flood fill algo;;
How do the robots record the location of the maze end? I understand at least a little of how they line follow I am just unsure how they are mapping the maze.
Hi Todd. We have some example code for solving a maze without loops here: www.pololu.com/docs/0J21/8
Sections 8.d and 8.e discuss how to record, store, and simplify the robot's path through the maze. Looped mazes like the one in the video above are more difficult to work with, and unfortunately, we don't have any documentation or example code for them. However, one of our engineers did share his own code for solving a looped maze with a 3pi robot in this forum post: forum.pololu.com/t/3pi-looped-maze-solver/3269/3
Groovy tune
Can I use robot vex for this kind or maze?
Sure! This is a challenging task, but it should be doable with a variety of robotics platforms. Note that on the hardware side, wheel encoders are almost essential, and on the programming side, you'll need to do a lot of advanced array manipulation.
so cool!
great work