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View Poll Results: Vote on your favorite kit sensors
Accelerometer 18 28.13%
Hall effect sensors 16 25.00%
CMU cam 24 37.50%
Rotary encoder (new in 2006) 42 65.63%
Pots (new in 2006) 28 43.75%
Banner sensors (old stuff) 13 20.31%
Gyro (old stuff) 21 32.81%
I/R beacon (old stuff) 7 10.94%
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Re: Kit item request for 2006

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Originally Posted by Bill_Hancoc
We thought of doing that and had plans to utilize one and were testing different mice until I realized, if you move the mouse forward it reads a forward movement; if you move the mouse backward it reads a backward movement; unless you have an omni bot which contiunssly has the same NSEW orientation to the field it wont work. ie If you go forward then turn the mouse 90 deg right adn then go forward again the mouse will still register forward movement. It doesnt reconize rotation.
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Every program loop, use a gyro to measure your angle of rotation relative to the last loop. Take the distance measured by the mouse, and use trig to keep a running total of total distance traveled in each direction. (X, Y)
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Re: Kit item request for 2006

As far as Ir sensors I've only see posts for the banner sensors. Sharp makes a series of IR analog distance sensors that are inexpensive and quite accurate in their range. Has anybody used them on a first robot before?
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