Great Job for the robot. However, I am wondering is the move at 0:43 where you didn't stop the program but just reoriented the robot allowed since you didn't actually start any new program or signaled the robot in any way? The rules say: "To launch, show the referee Checks 1 and 2 and then press a button, signal a sensor, or allow a timer to get the motors spinning." Did the referee point this out at the competition?
Thanks!!! No, the program stops when it arrives at the launch area and don't start if any button is not pressed. It is not well seen in the video because the angle is not very good and my partner covers it. Yes, the referees pointed this out at the competition. We just showed them that it did not start if it was not touched. I hope this answers your question ;)
We use acceleration and deceleration ramps for increasing our mouvements accuracy and we also use a line squaring myblock. These myblocks help us increasing our robot accuracy. I hope this answers your question!!! ;)
Primero usamos unos engranajes para pasar el movimiento del motor al accesorio. De ahí usamos un cambio de dirección para pasar el movimiento a un eje que sube hasta arriba donde hay otro cambio de dirección que hace girar los engranajes que mueven el piñón cremallera. Se puede ver bien los cambios de dirección en el minuto 1:04 son esos pequeños engranajes amarillos. No solemos utilizar otras formas como las cadenas o rueda. Espero que esto responda tu pregunta ;)
@@FLL-HamerLegoBreakers_888 We don't use gyro. You can see in minute 0:16 that we only have 2 cables in the sensors sockets. We only use two light sensors for line squaring and reference. You are right, we program our turns in degrees thanks to the ev3 motors encoder.
@@Alejandro-vu7ku ok, cool! I did not notice your robot use only 2 color sensors, but the ev3 encoders have enough accuracy? He alwyas do the same preformance?
We find a slow normal turn more accurate than a turn with gyro sensor. Gyro sensor has never worked well for us and we don't find it usefull for turning. Gyro sensor is very hard to code and it's a very sensible sensor that can cause a lot of problems and it makes your robot more inaccurate than accurate. There is a lot of videos talking about this sensor that I find really interesting and talk about how an ev3 gyro sensor really works and why it is not an useful sensor for turning.( th-cam.com/video/2vbNTyLkhHY/w-d-xo.html ) I hope this answers your question!!
We love your robot run! Your robot moves really quickly and you don’t use much time in home. It seems like you’ve thought everything through.
A work of art .. Classic..👀
We look forward to Team Red. ;)
@Oğuzhan Köse Team RED does not participate in the FLL Challenge. This is because of the infection prevention of covid19.😭
@@LegoHJ I'm really sorry, a season without Team Red is unthinkable 😢. Unfortunately, another aspect of Covid-19 that affects our lives 😡.
Increíbles, como siempre 💪🤖
Vert good job! I was like your ideas even from into orbit, super cool!
Great Job for the robot.
However, I am wondering is the move at 0:43 where you didn't stop the program but just reoriented the robot allowed since you didn't actually start any new program or signaled the robot in any way?
The rules say: "To launch, show the referee Checks 1 and 2 and then press a button, signal a sensor, or allow a timer to get the
motors spinning."
Did the referee point this out at the competition?
Thanks!!! No, the program stops when it arrives at the launch area and don't start if any button is not pressed. It is not well seen in the video because the angle is not very good and my partner covers it. Yes, the referees pointed this out at the competition. We just showed them that it did not start if it was not touched.
I hope this answers your question ;)
What myblocks and coding strategies did you use? How did you increase accuracy?
We use acceleration and deceleration ramps for increasing our mouvements accuracy and we also use a line squaring myblock. These myblocks help us increasing our robot accuracy.
I hope this answers your question!!! ;)
grande legotronic
Nice Robot! Just wondering, do you use EV3 G or Python for coding?
Thanks!!! We use EV3 G for coding.
@@Alejandro-vu7ku Great, Thanks!
como haceis que el forklift suba tan rapido, es que es alucinante, usais engranages, ruedas, cuardas o que usais, gracias
Primero usamos unos engranajes para pasar el movimiento del motor al accesorio. De ahí usamos un cambio de dirección para pasar el movimiento a un eje que sube hasta arriba donde hay otro cambio de dirección que hace girar los engranajes que mueven el piñón cremallera. Se puede ver bien los cambios de dirección en el minuto 1:04 son esos pequeños engranajes amarillos. No solemos utilizar otras formas como las cadenas o rueda. Espero que esto responda tu pregunta ;)
Beautiful robot! I wonder what is the team name on the other side?
Thanks!! The team name on the other side is Robotronic Bulls.
You may have noticed, I'm a big fan of your teams. I hope we meet one day. I wish you success in the national tournament.
@@MyBACHCHE Yes!!! we have noticed. Thank you for the support ;)
How can the robot turn so accurately without gyro sensor?
I think this robot use encoders to do turns like that, if he dont use gyro, why you think he dont use the gyro sensor?
@@FLL-HamerLegoBreakers_888 We don't use gyro. You can see in minute 0:16 that we only have 2 cables in the sensors sockets. We only use two light sensors for line squaring and reference.
You are right, we program our turns in degrees thanks to the ev3 motors encoder.
@@Alejandro-vu7ku ok, cool! I did not notice your robot use only 2 color sensors, but the ev3 encoders have enough accuracy? He alwyas do the same preformance?
We find a slow normal turn more accurate than a turn with gyro sensor. Gyro sensor has never worked well for us and we don't find it usefull for turning. Gyro sensor is very hard to code and it's a very sensible sensor that can cause a lot of problems and it makes your robot more inaccurate than accurate.
There is a lot of videos talking about this sensor that I find really interesting and talk about how an ev3 gyro sensor really works and why it is not an useful sensor for turning.( th-cam.com/video/2vbNTyLkhHY/w-d-xo.html )
I hope this answers your question!!
@@Alejandro-vu7ku thank you!:)
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