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RE: inverted penulum
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Wed, 17 Oct 2001 15:36:35 GMT
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> We just started studying the inverted pendulum problem in order to solve it
> with the RCX and lejos or legos or PBForth. We are not decided yet. At first
> sight this seems a rather serious problem. Has anybody worked already around
> the subject? What about implanting a Kalman-filter or working with fuzzy-logic?
This problem has been solved many times - it's a standard 2md
year universtity-level challenge and is usually taught in a
control systems course on PID controls.
Of course, I know that your students are in high-school so it should
be very interesting to see what they come up with.
Are you planning on allowing custom sensors like the compass that
your group came up with - or are you limited to light and/or rotation
sensors?
Cheers, Ralph Hempel
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