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Holy Wii Batman!
Here is a robot project we are working with Intel and ASU to develop. It will eventually be a roaming autonomous robot.
The student was working on code during the break http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fikM6S7cSPE |
Re: Holy Wii Batman!
That is really cool!
How were you able to get communication from the Wii Remote? |
Re: Holy Wii Batman!
Wow, that really is cool. Mecanum wheels are always great.
@nighterfighter: There are ways to interface NI hardware/software with the Wii, a couple of people have done it. Most notably this guy: http://decibel.ni.com/content/docs/DOC-2326 The Wii sends out a Bluetooth signal, so if you can sense that and figure it out, you're good to go. I'm sure there's a whole slew of resources out there for people who want to do so. |
Re: Holy Wii Batman!
We actually did not use any FIRST hardware. We used Phidget Motor Speed Controllers - http://www.phidgets.com/products.php...roduct_id=1064 - and yeah they can only do 10amps continuous...
But they are really cool in sense that they connect to a regular computer via USB. and the code is really intuitive looks like this - Code:
if (ws.ButtonState.Two == true)As for the Wiimote I used the wiimotelib. Here is some nice open scr code and a the dll download - http://www.codeplex.com/WiimoteLib I did all the coding in C# using Microsoft C# IDE... The little black box on top of the bot is a fitpc2 - http://fit-pc2.com/wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page, yet another very nice piece of hardware And to top it all off the entire bot with Ultra sonic sensor a Digital/Analog IO board, motor speed controllers, frame/wheel/hardware, and cpu was under 2k,a very attractive price in my opinion. Extra info ----- Auto Programming and better video coming soon... Here is our wheel config - \ --------------------- / \ --------------------- / \ --------------------- / \ --------------------- / |----------------------| |----------------------| |----------------------| |----------------------| |----------------------| |----------------------| |----------------------| /----------------------\ /----------------------\ /----------------------\ /----------------------\ |
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