It looks like he “cleans” the wheels after every lap. Is that right? If not, what does he do, and why? I saw many people do like that in different line tracking competitions but i have no idea why :)) Thank you
You can see, along the running direction of the robot, there are prompts for curvature change, start, and stop. At the right hand side of the running direction, they are signs for start and stop.
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I love the commentator lady
She seems to do it for many years.
It looks like he “cleans” the wheels after every lap. Is that right? If not, what does he do, and why? I saw many people do like that in different line tracking competitions but i have no idea why :)) Thank you
Yes, he tried to remove dust after every lap. It is helpful for the next run.
suhu9379 i really want to build a model like this. It is so inspiring. Where can I get references? Or is that copyrighted?
It's for friction.... It adds more friction to the wheels
@@thangbanben5683 You may try to contact the contestant directly via his blog, anikinonikki.cocolog-nifty.com/blog/ Good luck.
Hi, I really want to know: Is there a servo on the front to control direction of line sensors array? And wheels are driven by differential drive?
Yes, You are right. See its picture here. facebook.com/TaiwanMIRContest/photos/a.416501475047665/866374026727072/?type=3&theater
Hello, how does he make the robot to auto stop at the goal line? Sry newbie here
You can see, along the running direction of the robot, there are prompts for curvature change, start, and stop. At the right hand side of the running direction, they are signs for start and stop.
@@suhu9379 owh i see.. At both sides of the robot are those the sensors used to detect those markers? Btw ty for your reply
@@pewpewpew2343 Yes. see more details in the picture. facebook.com/TaiwanMIRContest/photos/a.416501475047665/866374026727072/?type=3&theater
@@suhu9379why was he only goes full speed on the second run? is he mapping the track on the first run? Or are there any other reasons he did that?
@@pewpewpew2343 Yes, the robot did try to map the track during its first run.
The "brain" of this robot is a microcontroller? Amazing stuff sir!
Would it be possible to use the code you used to make it follow the line? I'm currently trying to make one but it doesn't work very well.
These are amazing to watch but I have to turn the volume off because I can't stand listening to that woman's voice