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navigation with compass
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Fri, 22 Jan 1999 22:17:35 GMT
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> > Having said that at some stage I'm going to hook a compass up to my RCX,
> > because I can't think of any other way of building a robot which can
> > navigate it's domain.
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> Actually there is a working LEGO compass, put probably not large and
> reliable enough to be read by a sensor.
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> Eric Brok
Light sensor with a magnifier? :-)
I tried using the differential gear to "remember" the initial heading of my
robot, and painfully discovered that the result would drift off after many
turns. Now I think compass is the way to go. (I wonder how Simen solves the
drifting problem in his Vector Rover.)
The type that comes with a ball suspended in liquid may be a better choice
because you don't have to level it too carefully.
Hao-yang Wang
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