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Re: BrickFest DC 2004 Technic/Mindstorms events
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lugnet.robotics
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Thu, 12 Aug 2004 02:41:20 GMT
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Mr S <szinn_the1@yahoo.comSPAMCAKE>
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I'm kind of annoyed with the drive systems that
spybots came with too. I have three, and have built
identical robots from them using the large Mindstorms
wheels and a caster wheel. I call them rugbugs as they
work well on the carpet. I have two of them chase each
other with the remotes mounted on the rear of the
other rugbug.
I'd be very interested in any information from anyone
that has experimented with either of the following:
1 - swarming software for the spybots
2 - physical configurations that allow the single
bumper switch to sense bumps on three or more
sides.
They are fun to watch, but mostly in the same way that
schooling fish are fun to watch.
Anyone have other ideas?
--- Phillip Thorne <thorne@underbase.org> wrote:
> In lugnet.technic on 9 July 2004, Steve Hassenplug
> wrote:
> > I'll be working on the Spybot Swarm project (more
> to come) [...]
>
> So, what *is* a Spybot Swarm? It's on the schedule,
> but there's no description.
> I have a Gigamesh I can bring, but what accessories
> (if any) does it need? (I
> outfitted it with fat tires because the
> cloppety-clop tri-wheels annoyed me.)
> Please note that I haven't used it beyond simple R/C
> mode.
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| (...) See Steve at Brickfest (or what for a report here on LUGNET). (...) Well, I've used two touch switchs for a three-side bumper, and it wouldn't be hard to modify for a single touch sensor. Make the side sensors pivoting arms that curve around (...) (20 years ago, 12-Aug-04, to lugnet.robotics)
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