My entry for the Deadreconing
By Nick
2008-09-21 08:31
2008-09-21 08:31
This is my entry for the deadreconing chalenge.
i posted it here because i didnt want to post it as a
robot projeckt, because its made out of NXT (lego)
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BUT
ok...
YEs, you could call It a robot, but it just sort takes the ...... you know......
Electronics!!! out of the whole "build a robot" thing.
I mean, you build it and all, but you dont have to solder or really "construct" it.
Its out of Legos, for Petes sake!!!
PLus proggraming is a "drag and drop" proggram,
and the microcontroler is alredy there, i could go on and on...
/Nick
Drawing the line
I depends where we draw the line. There's a limit to what folk can do and choose to do themselves. Some people make their own PCBs. Some people can't solder. I'm sure somewhere out there in robot land someone has the capability to make his own silicon integrated circuits. Some people are big into electronics but couldn't drill a hole.
If your robot was a virtual machine completely in software, it's still a robot...
say like this?
http://robocode.sourceforge.net/
Thisi s a pretty fun way to learn as well.
OK
ok, oki admit defeat.
You were right, and i was wrong.
Nice new avatar by the way BOA
PS: do you think ill win the challenge?
/Nick
Bloody good chance
They use degrees, seconds or
I would call them a contuinus servo.
they are continus servos, that you can time (seconds), mesure with: rotations, or degrees
/Nick
More specifically I would
Disqualified
Hi, again, jip. Long time, no shout.
If the bot is using the "degrees" or "rotation count" method, then I shall call for a disqualification on the grounds that this requires feedback and is therefore not dead reckoning.
:-)
Now, if it can be demonstrated that there's "reckoning" involved rather than scientific measurement...
Correct
If that is the case it would fall into the second class. Untill the code suported Class 1.
whatever
whatever.....
:P
/Nick