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29-11-2009, 11:59
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Re: Sensors!
Don't forget about:
Temperature sensor (thermocouple), I bet there's a team out there at some point who put this on a robot. Light Sensor.. True a camera could do this as well, but a simple light sensor can be straightforward to program as long as you calibrate at the competition venue. And then there was the IR beacon in 2004 (basically a light sensor). |
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