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Re: Ir and proximity detection
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lugnet.robotics
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Thu, 3 May 2001 02:42:43 GMT
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I dunno if it'd be useful for you but I've got some nqc code for chasing
and evading IR signals from other bots (ignoring your own). It's at
http://rikblok.cjb.net/nqc. I haven't even tested it to see how
effective it is so lemme know if you have any suggestions.
Thanks, Rik.
Rob Stehlik wrote:
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> Hi everyone,
> We in Toronto are going to be having another robotics competition soon. Our
> new rules allow for multiple Rcx robots. This means that they will have to send
> IR signals back and forth to communicate. Unfortunately, I was really wanting
> to do proximity detection with my sinlge rcx robot. Since the other robot(s)
> will be blasting IR all over the place to communicate, I'm assuming my robot
> would be seeing reflections of their IR as well as its own signals. Sounds like
> a big mess:( Is there any way to program the light sensor to respond only to a
> certain frequency of IR? In the mess of IR bouncing all over the place, could
> I filter out my signal somehow? Or will I have to resort to bumpers and just
> stupidly bumping into walls like before??
> Rob
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Rik Blok <RikBlok@mail.com>
Centre for Applied Ethics,
University of British Columbia, Canada
http://RikBlok.cjb.net
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