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IR alternatives
I'm not sure about this, but I think that under signaling devices in the rules, it says that you can use sonic, IR, or visible light. If this is allowed, how would you set up a system that uses sound or visible light?
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19-01-2008, 14:56
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Re: IR alternatives
The short version is "put a sensor on the robot that can detect "_____" (IR/Light/Sound) and then program it so it responds to four different inputs".
The longer version is left as an exercise for the astute student. Don |
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