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Revision as of 07:09, 14 August 2009
Overview
Author(s): Pavel Kuttelwascher, Vladimír Janouš
Country: Czech Republic
Date: 12.08.2009-14.8.2009
Activity: Centrobot Robotic Summer School 2009
Location: Vienna, Austria
Hardware: LEGO Mindstorms NXT
Abstract
General Idea:
Make a robot which can find a goal in a non-cycled maze (only with blind tracks) of black lines by going left on every intersection.
Thoughts:
At first we tried robot only with two sensors and he did quite well. But finally we had to rewrite a source code for three sensors robot in a very short time because of troubles with implementation of two sensors ancestor. And that was the whole problem.
Results:
Our robot can follow the black line, it can recognize blind tracks and turn himself back to line. The only problem is with marking the intersections. Because robot hasn´t a ideal movement, there are still some inaccuracies. Theoreticaly we have some thoughts how to clean up, but we didn´t have enough of time to implement it right
Project Files
import lejos.navigation.TachoNavigator;
import lejos.nxt.*;
@SuppressWarnings("deprecation")
public class TEst {
LightSensor left,right,middle;
TachoNavigator navi;
public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {
TEst l=new TEst();
l.run();
}
public TEst() {
//init
right = new LightSensor(SensorPort.S3);
middle = new LightSensor(SensorPort.S2);
left = new LightSensor(SensorPort.S4);
navi = new TachoNavigator(5.6f, 11.5f, Motor.C, Motor.A);
}
public boolean isRightDark() {
return right.readValue() < 50;
}
public boolean isLeftDark() {
return left.readValue() < 50;
}
public boolean isMiddleDark() {
return middle.readValue() < 50;
}
public void findIntersection() {
navi.setSpeed(120);
navi.travel(1);
if (isLeftDark()) {
if (isRightDark()) {
navi.travel(6);
if (isMiddleDark()) {
Sound.twoBeeps();
navi.rotate(90);
}
else navi.rotate(90);
}
// leve T nebo leva zatacka
else {
navi.travel(6);
if (isMiddleDark()) {
Sound.twoBeeps();
navi.rotate(90);
}
else navi.rotate(90);
}
}
else if (isRightDark()) {
if (isLeftDark()) {
navi.travel(6);
if (isMiddleDark()) {
Sound.twoBeeps();
navi.rotate(90);
}
}
// pravy T nebo prava zatacka
else {
navi.rotate(-5);
navi.travel(6);
if (isMiddleDark()) {
Sound.beep();
}
else navi.rotate(-80);
}
}
}
public void followLine() {
int dig = 0;
Motor.C.setSpeed(300);
Motor.A.setSpeed(300);
if (middle.readValue() > 45) {
Motor.A.stop();
Motor.C.forward();
dig = Motor.C.getTachoCount();
if (Math.abs(dig) > 270) {
Motor.C.rotate(-dig);
navi.setSpeed(360);
navi.travel(6);
navi.rotate(180);
}
}
else if (middle.readValue() <= 45) {
Motor.C.stop();
Motor.A.forward();
Motor.C.resetTachoCount();
}
}
public void run() throws InterruptedException {
while (!Button.ESCAPE.isPressed()) {
followLine();
if (isLeftDark()) {
navi.stop();
Motor.A.rotate(-5);
Motor.C.rotate(5);
findIntersection();
}
else if (isRightDark()) {
navi.stop();
Motor.A.rotate(5);
Motor.C.rotate(-5);
findIntersection();
}
LCD.drawInt(SensorPort.S3.readValue(), 4, 0, 0);
LCD.drawInt(SensorPort.S2.readValue(), 4, 0, 1);
LCD.drawInt(SensorPort.S4.readValue(), 4, 0, 2);
}
}
}
Ye, our robot looks quite similar but he don´t have a head (like us)... :p
Some thoughts about intersection recognition (the problem was the upper line):
public boolean isMiddleDark() {
int i;
navi.rotate(-15);
for (i=0;i<31;i+=5) {
navi.rotate(i);
if (middle.readValue() < 50) {
navi.rotate(-i+15);
return true;
}
}
navi.rotate(-i+15);
return false;
}
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