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Latest revision as of 07:53, 3 July 2022

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Let's begin

Chords...

Build

Model:

model of vehicle

Pictures:

The sensor is placed to the center of rotation of the robot - right in the middle of the wheels.

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Building instructions:

Download building instructions:

Download stud.io model:

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Connections:

  • left motor - D
  • right motor - C
  • light sensor - F


Programs

Finding circle center using chords:

Main program

Finding circle center using Tales circle:

Main program


Download:

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Measure, analyze, think

  • Make your own recording
  • Perform measurements with your model and discuss in your group what has happened.


Explore and modify

  • circle


Present

  • What happens in the chords example if the robot is already started at the diameter, will it still work?
  • What happens in the tales example in the same situation?
  • Will this method still work if the robot is started on circle tangent? If not, can you propose changes to he program tailored for that situation?
  • Prepare a short presentation for other groups. Tell others about your experiments with finding circle centers.


Additional resources