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Re: Just a few highlights and points...
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Tue, 27 Sep 2005 15:45:04 GMT
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On Tue, September 27, 2005 9:39 am, Brian Davis wrote:
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> Ben & I wanted to do this for BF, but (like a lot of other ideas) didn't get
> around to it. Balls dump into the track at ground level, then are pushed around
> and up a hill where the MTV (I like that; then the entire Moonbase system can be
> the MTA ;-) runs over a bridge with no center area between the wheels, allowing
> the balls to drop below the roadway. This would be fun in a GBC... additionally,
> it would now be almost trivial to "invade Moonbase" with the GBC theme...
> (insert evil grin here).
hmm. That could be pretty cool. Maybe I'll have to get some of that track...
> What has been eating up my time (you know, beside work, family, life, and
> scouting out reasonably-priced gas) is trying to get a line-follower to solve a
> maze. Ugh. It's a software problem, but one of the toughest ones I've tackled in
> NQC (especially given the prohibition on nesting subroutines or iterative
> solutions). Anybody else aiming at this for ChiBots?
I have a maze robot that was lucky enough to win the event last November. It was a
bit slower than the bot that finished second. However, after learning the course,
the other bot kept stopping ONE TURN before the end.
I do plan to take it again. It uses the BFB with, I think, seven light sensors. It
also won the advanced line following event (with a slightly different program).
> And while on the subject,
> what GBCm's do we want for ChiBots? At the very least I'm going to go back to a
> single train with only two stations (again, if I get the time).
I think we'll be fine taking two or three modules each. I like the
GBC-inside-a-train-loop idea, like we're using for the IndyLUG train show.
Steve
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| (...) The advantage of working with Ben. We once had a racecourse set up so that the first car through a "canyon" collapsed the wall over the second car. Fun. I figure if it only pushes 2-3 balls, it has to make a lap every 2-3 seconds to handle the (...) (19 years ago, 27-Sep-05, to lugnet.org.us.laflrc)
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| No, I've still not made a LIDAR webpage for the site (I'm also considering a line-following page - Steve, I know you wanted to do that at one time on your site). But a few posts on LUGNET caught my eye: (URL) ran it through (URL) for a (...) (19 years ago, 27-Sep-05, to lugnet.org.us.laflrc)
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