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Here is our current modern version of mouse maze competition: https://youtu.be/NqdZ9wbXt8k?t=86 https://youtu.be/NqdZ9wbXt8k?t=86 ... its so smooth. Would lov
by jzer0cool 6y ago
Here is our current modern version of mouse maze competition: https://youtu.be/NqdZ9wbXt8k?t=86 https://youtu.be/NqdZ9wbXt8k?t=86 ... its so smooth. Would love to learn more how to build one of these if anyone has suggestions starting with basic servos for a light introduction.
- tachyonbeam 6y agoI don't think you'd want to use servos to drive the wheels for something like this. You probably want very fast steppers (so you can get precise rotations) or geared DC motors (so you can move very fast). I'm assuming the robot has some very basic black and white computer vision, or maybe even simple laser range finders, which would be simpler to work with and more likely to generalize to new mazes. Here is an example of an inexpensive laser range sensor: https://www.ebay.com/itm/TOF10120-ToF-Laser-Range-Sensor-Laser-Distance-Sensor-5-180cm-Serial-Port-I2C/164507929801?hash=item264d6fccc9:g:-IoAAOSwhSNfrR33 https://www.ebay.com/itm/TOF10120-ToF-Laser-Range-Sensor-Las...
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- jzer0cool 6y agoadded to my arduino projects I can try! thanks!