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 Students can learn to drive on whatever they give us. Ramps, carpet, grating, HDPE, lexan, diamond plate, regolith, other robots the driver station wall, referees, stairs, Dean, the bar, goals, the scorer's table, you name it, I've watched robots somehow manage to drive on it - Peter Matteson [more] |
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Re: IR Sensors- will they attack hot Chiaphuas?
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Re: IR Sensors- will they attack hot Chiaphuas?
What I meant about last year's sensors is that they sent a specific pulse pattern to prevent picking up sources other than itself. Although my team didn't use them, I played with the sensors and found them pretty reliable. I dont think we have to worry about someone accidentally confusing the robots with a camera or furby.
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