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Complete with "E.L.I.T.E. BS" stereoscopic image correlator technology. Who needs two cameras, anyway? Dave's Krispy Kremes are ours!
21-01-2005 23:16
Arefin Bari
Very cool...
Why does that kitbot remind me of dave's car that is on mars now? 
21-01-2005 23:45
tkwetzel
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Originally Posted by Arefin Bari
Very cool...
Why does that kitbot remind me of dave's car that is on mars now? ![]() |
22-01-2005 00:19
CyberWolf_22
Can you explain exactly how your "E.L.I.T.E. BS" stereoscopic image correlator works?
Many team members have discussed using two cameras but this seems like a much more cost effective an elegant solution.
22-01-2005 07:01
Travis Hoffman
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Originally Posted by CyberWolf_22
Can you explain exactly how your "E.L.I.T.E. BS" stereoscopic image correlator works?
Many team members have discussed using two cameras but this seems like a much more cost effective an elegant solution. |
22-01-2005 07:37
colt527hahaha!
I think your robot has a little bit of an unfair advantage there.
It actually took me a few minutes to get it =P
22-01-2005 07:38
Hinkel Y.What are the four motors at the back of the bot used for 
22-01-2005 08:34
Travis Hoffman
For our fall robotics classes, our students constructed a control system demonstration board for use as a teaching tool in future classes. Once we assembled the Kit Bot chassis and transmissions, instead of building a new, temporary controls base for the robot, we decided to save time and effort by mounting the demo board on top of the kitbot and wire the four speed controllers to the CIM's. The four motors you see on top of the board are the original demonstration motors, which are only along for the ride.
22-01-2005 11:37
Ian W.
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Originally Posted by T. Hoffman
For our fall robotics classes, our students constructed a control system demonstration board for use as a teaching tool in future classes. Once we assembled the Kit Bot chassis and transmissions, instead of building a new, temporary controls base for the robot, we decided to save time and effort by mounting the demo board on top of the kitbot and wire the four speed controllers to the CIM's. The four motors you see on top of the board are the original demonstration motors, which are only along for the ride.
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