O-voider

Posted on 03/09/2009 by myblack60impala
Modified on: 13/09/2018
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Updated 9/6/09 I got bored and built a simple object avoider robot that I'm gonna donate to my local high school robotics group. Its a Pololu tracked base, 2 Sharp ranging sensors, and a Inex controller. I swapped the sensors to Sharp GP2D120's after these pictures were taken. I also did the suggestions from the other LMR members by crossing the sensors. Then changed my code to use more of the sensors range, and maxed the robots speed. Video 3 shows the improvements you guys suggested, which clearly ...


O-voider

Updated 9/6/09

I got bored and built a simple object avoider robot that I'm gonna donate to my local high school robotics group.

Its a Pololu tracked base, 2 Sharp ranging sensors, and a Inex controller.

I swapped the sensors to Sharp GP2D120's after these pictures were taken.

I also did the suggestions from the other LMR members by crossing the sensors. Then changed my code to use more of the sensors range, and maxed the robots speed.

Video 3 shows the improvements you guys suggested, which clearly improved its performance by a large degree.

The school kids are gonna love this robot.

 

Here's the new programming code:

to Go_Back
ab, setpower 8
a, thatway
b, thisway
ab, onfor 60
ab, off
wait 50
ab, setpower 8
ab, thisway
ab, onfor 73
ab, off
wait 50
end

to Forward
ab, setpower 8
a, thisway
b, thatway
ab, on
end

to Right
ab, off
wait 50
ab, setpower 8
ab, thisway
ab, onfor 60
end

to Left
ab, off
wait 50
ab, setpower 8
ab, thatway
ab, onfor 60
end

to start
loop [ if ((sensor 1) > 151
 and ((sensor 3) > 151))
[ Go_Back ]

if ((sensor 1) > 151
 and ((sensor 3) < 151))
[ Left ]

if ((sensor 1) < 151
 and ((sensor 3) > 151))
[ Right ]

if ((sensor 1) < 150
 and ((sensor 3) < 150))
[ Forward ] ]
end

 

autonomous object avoidance

  • Control method: autonomous
  • Power source: 4 AA batteries
  • Programming language: Logo
  • Sensors / input devices: Sharp IR
  • Target environment: indoor
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