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View Poll Results: Which of these sensors did your team use on your robot?
Limit Switch 27 57.45%
Optical Encoder 16 34.04%
Gyro 28 59.57%
Allen-Bradley Photoswitch 11 23.40%
Banner sensor 7 14.89%
Optical mouse 1 2.13%
Gear tooth sensor 17 36.17%
Accelerometer 7 14.89%
IR or Ultrasonic Ranger 10 21.28%
Other (please post about what you are using) 10 21.28%
Multiple Choice Poll. Voters: 47. You may not vote on this poll

 
 
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Re: What sensors do you use?

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How could your list not have potentiometer? They are probably one of the most used sensors in FIRST. This year we only have potentiometers and rotary encoders (also not on the list) on the robot, unless the CMU cam counts.
Sorry. I should have listed pots and the CMUcam on the list. We are using both on our robot. It looks like there isn't a way to edit the poll though. I put optical mice on the list because quite a few people seemed to be working on it past years. I was (and still am) curious how many people, if any, got it to work.

We were using the AB photoswitch to detect balls coming into our harvester, but we never really tested it, and so we took it off to make weight. We are using the CMUcam for auto-targeting, in both regular and autonomous mode (and it actually works! ) We decided not to use encoders or a gyro this year, since precicse navigation didn't seem as important with the camera.
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