One of our goals in this class is to work as a team. You have been divided into 2 teams:
Team 1: Max and Chris
Team 2: Eric and David
Your goal is to create two robots that work together to move objects to a "destination area".
Robot 1: (Grabber and Color Sensor)
- Follow a BLACK line.
- When you see "RED" says something unique that you have recorded yourself and make the display blink RED. Continue following the black line.
- When you see "GREEN", if you currently do not have any objects, turn and pick up object. ( If you already have an object, just continue on to the black line.)
- After picking up an object, turn to face the black line again and continue following the black line until you see "BLUE"
- When you see "BLUE" drop the object. Continue following the black line.
- The line will loop and you will continue picking up objects.
Robot 2: (Grabber, IR Sensor and Touch Sensor)
- This robot will sense when Robot 1 is near (Watches for Beacon) and moves to pick up object from Robot 1 in the blue spot.
- Once it has an object, it will move backward in a straight line up a ramp until it TOUCHES a wall. It will then turn and open its grasp to drop the object. After the object is released, it
- will turn and return home to wait for Robot 1 to come again.
Mr. Windish and I will create an obstacle course:
We will use black electrical tape, print 3D barrels, color squares (red, green, and blue),and build a ramp and "destination area".
You are required to submit both EV3 code and JAVA code.
You will present your project during the Phidget Runway Presentation , Friday May 2nd from 9-12 in Atkinson Lobby.We will record the time it takes for your robots to move all objects to the destination area. .
You may need to work with your partner outside of class. We will not have formal class on Fridays now. Friday 12-2 can be help sessions/ group sessions as you wok with your partner
Note: The ROV3R with touch sensor bumper, line following module and grabber module are described in Chapter 2 of your book. Visit EV3L.com for bonus materia
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