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Re: Inverted Pendulum
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lugnet.robotics
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Sat, 25 Jan 2003 19:03:58 GMT
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In lugnet.robotics, Bodo Bauer <bodo@bivio.net> writes:
> Hi,
>
> I just stumbled over this site
> http://www.univ-valenciennes.fr/LAMIH/projets/pendule/english/index.html
> and thought that may be nice pet project for myself to work on. To build
> and program a robot balancing an inverted pendulum. First single, then
> double... :)
>
> Looking at the videos there is seems the bot needs quite a range to work
> with, inspecially with the double pendulum. I wonder if a shorter
> distance will works as well. Also there is the question if the RCX has
> enough brainpower to run the program. I did major in AI working with
> artificial neural networks a long time ago, so this would be a nice
> refresher for me. I'm just not sure if Lego is up to the mechanical
> requirements and if the RCX (running brickOS) will be fast enough/has
> enough memory to cover this task.
>
> Did anybody try something like this before?
>
> BB
It's been a while since I last was there, took me a while to find again and
the site has signs of having been abandoned, but http://brickbots.com had
some on-line competitions a year or two ago, one of which was an inverted
pendulum. See http://brickbots.com/pastview.asp?cid=24 for details on that one.
I think it's a pretty tricky problem, especially if you limit yourself to
NQC and standard LEGO sensors. But with some custom sensors, and especially
if you use legOS, you should be able to do it. Steve Hassenplug's Legway is
a good example, if you haven't seen it yet. It uses EOPD's from
www.hitechnic.com and legOS.
--
David Schilling
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