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Robotics Summer Training Programming #4: Autonomous Scoring

Robotics Summer Training Programming #4: Autonomous Scoring. Objectives:. Complete your library of functions Create an autonomous program for your robot to score a goal. Autonomous Project. Score a sack into a trough autonomously. Stage 1: Planning (Algorithm, Flowchart, Pseudocode).

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Robotics Summer Training Programming #4: Autonomous Scoring

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  1. Robotics Summer TrainingProgramming #4:Autonomous Scoring

  2. Objectives: Complete your library of functions Create an autonomous program for your robot to score a goal.

  3. Autonomous Project Score a sack into a trough autonomously

  4. Stage 1: Planning (Algorithm, Flowchart, Pseudocode) Stage 2: Coding (Variables, Functions, if statements, Loops) Stage 3: Error Analysis (Syntax Errors, Logic Errors, Readdress Plan)

  5. Autonomous: Starting Position GOOD BAD Make sure your robot starts in a legal position

  6. Autonomous Scoring: Raise Claw Up. Drive forward ~5 ft. Open Claw.

  7. Which set of function calls would correctly accomplish our goal? Click the number corresponding to the correct answer on your clicker. A. B. C. D. ArmLift() ArmLift() ArmLift() DriveStraight() DriveStraight() DriveStraight() DriveStraight() ArmLift() Stop() Wait() Wait() OpenClaw() OpenClaw() Stop() OpenClaw() CloseClaw() OpenClaw()

  8. Stage 1: Planning (Algorithm, Flowchart, Pseudocode) Stage 2: Coding (Variables, Functions, if statements, Loops) Stage 3: Error Analysis (Syntax Errors, Logic Errors, Readdress Plan)

  9. Other EasyC Programming Resources • EasyC Help Menu  great tutorials, and examples • www.vexforums.com everyone sign in and get an account • Baltimore City’s Robotics Peer Learning Community • http://www.gabrielse.net/robotics/summer/powerpoints/vex_powerpoints.php • There is step by step instructions (with screenshots) on how to program a protobot

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