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Re: stealth, light sensor escapes??
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lugnet.build
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Fri, 20 Apr 2001 13:14:03 GMT
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First thing that comes to my mind, is that the Light sensor uses a LIDAR of
some sort, and maybe a material that absorbs or has a low reflective Color
properties could absorb the energy. ...but then I don't know how it works
exactly.
We know that part of Stealth Tech is the Angular design, reflecting energy
away rather than directly back to the emmiting device, give that a Whirl. Eric
In lugnet.build, Kent Flake writes:
> I had a question, I've been looking around on the lego pages looking to see
> if there was a way I could escape a light sensor (being used as a proximity
> sensor) or maybe not a way to escape but a way to attempt to hide myself
> from it. We are doing a predator/prey competition (I'm the prey) and are
> very limited on what lego parts we can actually use. We can use almost any
> non-lego products that will help us (to a certain extent). I am currently
> using a light sensor mounted to the front of my bot as a proximity sensor
> but we are forced to do a trial run and I just know someone will see my
> design and attempt to copy it. So my question is I guess, is there anyway
> to camoflage myself somewhat from my own device??
> Just wondering
> kent flake
> kflake@siue.edu
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| I had a question, I've been looking around on the lego pages looking to see if there was a way I could escape a light sensor (being used as a proximity sensor) or maybe not a way to escape but a way to attempt to hide myself from it. We are doing a (...) (24 years ago, 20-Apr-01, to lugnet.build)
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