Great looking machine!
That’s very impressive. I’d love to see some details of how you made it.
adamh
April 11, 2010, 1:13pm
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Very nice! Which motor did
Very nice! Which motor did you use?
bobby
April 11, 2010, 4:09pm
4
Isn’t 10cm to short range
Isn’t 10cm too short range for a microsumo? Maybe better choice would be gp2y0d340k - not too big package and very nice interface - just 1/0.
yeah
i was just thinking those sensors are digital, not analog, did this give you any trouble?
sweet
I find it hard enough to make a mini sumo (10cmx10cm)
you should have it rotate along it own axis to search for the oponenet, and then when something is detected, it attacks
e2tk
April 12, 2010, 2:33am
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Dc Motor
DcMotors
GM10 81:1 Geared Pager Motor
whell GM10 1" Wheel Blue
Sensor
Pololu carrier with Sharp GP2Y0D810Z0F digital distance sensor 10cm.
Battery
Lipo 3.7V at 1000mAh
you should make the training
you should make the training area back with a WHITE outline, like a real sumo ring. otherwise your robot will be riding on the (white)edge
also: 10cm is too short range for a microsumo. the ring is Ø77cm
bobby
April 12, 2010, 4:37pm
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Not really. Ring for
Not really. Ring for microsumo is Ø38,5cm, and for miniusmo it is Ø77cm But I agree with this range, anyway. The 340k’s would be the best choice, i think.
ohh yeah! i was thinking of
ohh yeah! i was thinking of minisumo
bobby
April 13, 2010, 3:45pm
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And have you ever seen
And have you ever seen nanosumo ? It’s official class, 2,5cmx2,5cmx2,5cm (1in^3) :]