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Repository of examples

Repository of examples. V2 9/3/08. 1 – The TinyTurtle. Subjects Math, geometry, procedural programming, basic robotics Language NXT-G State Developed Description The basic Logo turtle with its main 4 motion commands It uses parameterized user blocks. Rt.

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Repository of examples

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  1. Repository of examples V2 9/3/08

  2. 1 – The TinyTurtle • Subjects • Math, geometry, procedural programming, basic robotics • Language • NXT-G • State • Developed • Description • The basic Logo turtle with its main 4 motion commands • It uses parameterized user blocks

  3. Rt • The Rt command can be improved using the new parameter block instead of a common variable

  4. Parameterized Rt

  5. 2 – The following head • Subjects • Time programming, simple strategy, sensor management • Language • NXT-G • State • Developed • Description • The sonar head follows your hand

  6. The program LA LB

  7. The program SA LC

  8. The program LC SB LA

  9. 3 – The slope • Subjects • Phisycs, sensor data logging and elaboration • Language • NXT-G • State • Developed • Description • The sonar measurement is logged and used to study a uniformly accelerated motion (due to the gravity acceleration)

  10. The program

  11. Uploading the data file

  12. Analyzing the results

  13. displacement velocity Analyzing the results • The measures • The theory

  14. 4 – Doppler • Subjects • Physics, acoustic, controlling motion • Language • NXT-G, NXC • State • Developed • Description • The doppler effect is used to estimate the constant speed of the vehicle • The obtain speed can be compared with the speed measured by the robot itself

  15. Doppler • 2Khz emission

  16. 5 – The positioner • Subjects • Analytical and simple geometry, solution through an approximation algorithm, 2D cartesian motion • Language • NXC (NXT-G) • State • Developed • Description • First the robot calculates its position measuring its distance from two obstacles of known position, then it can reach a target position

  17. Analytical solution

  18. A solution through approximations • Depending of the area where the temporary solution is found, it is moved towards the final solution

  19. 6 – The shadow • Subjects • Geometry, trigonometry, light sensing • Language • NXC • State • Developed • Description • The distance between the light source and the obstacle is indirectly calculated measuring the length of the shadow

  20. Robotic setup

  21. The solution

  22. 7 – Multithreaded follower • Subjects • Multitasking and multibehavior, concurrent programming • Language • NXT-G (NXC) • State • Developed • Description • An example to show the request of multitasking for multibehavioral applications • Interferences on concurrent programming are shown as well

  23. The solution • Multi behaviors

  24. 8 – Discovery Bool • Subjects • Logic, Boolean algebra • Language • NXC, NXT-G • State • Under development • Description • Discovering basic boolean operator through the motion of the robot

  25. 9 – Turing-bot • Subjects • Theoretical computer science, simulation • Language • NXC? • State • Under development • Description • Simulation of the Turing machine

  26. 10 – Happy strings • Subjects • Theoretical computer science, simulation, formal grammars and linguistic • Language • NXC? • State • Under development • Description • Using a finite state automata simulation (the robot physically moves from state to state) to recognize string properties

  27. 11 – Scaling?? • Subjects • Geometry, Topography • Language • ?? • State • Under development • Description • The robot reproduces something using a given scale

  28. 12 – Easy proportions?? • Subjects • Math, Geometry • Language • ?? • State • Under development • Description • A proportion (like 6:5=12:10) is given in terms of the length of the edges of a couple of rectangles • The robot verifies some properties ???

  29. 13 – Friend/Sister gravity • Subjects • Math, physics • Language • ?? • State • Under development • Description • How to discover the gravity acceleration

  30. 14 – Trees • Subjects • Computer science, theoretical infrmatics • Language • ?? • State • Under development • Description • The robot physically calculates the width of a tree (as a data structure)

  31. 15 – Kind spring • Subjects • Math, physics • Language • ?? • State • Under development • Description • How to calculate the elongation constant of a spring

  32. 16 – Intelligent interpreter • Subjects • Artificial intelligence, coding • Language • NXC • State • Under development • Description • A trained neural network is used to recognize ‘linear’ symbols like the Morse code that are translated in simple robot commands

  33. Alveare 17 – Bee-bot • Subjects • Natural science, behaviors and strategies • Language • NXT-G • State • Developed • Description • Using a light sensor, the robotic bee try to find a ‘flower’ (a black area on the plane) following wider and wider paths

  34. Thank you for your attention

  35. n – ?? • Subjects • ?? • Language • ?? • State • Developed • Description • ?? • ??

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