Student Robotics

Before our holidays we had some problems with our Ruggeduino, we thought it might be broken, so we decided to switch over to an arduino.  Big thanks to Rich and Peter from the blue shirts to helping us with our arduino. Hopefully we can start testing the entire robot this … Weiterlesen …

Following our first video, we just released another video explaining parts of our code. This video focused on how we calculate the position of other tokens and robots in the arena. Take a look: (author: Thorben)

Last Friday we built up the arena, or at least half of it.We are gonna be using it for debugging, just like the last two years. Take a look: (author: Thorben)

As promised, we just released a new video, explaining how we calculate our position inside the arena. Take a look: (author: Thorben)

This week we did some work on building our robot. Seeing as coding has been completed, we can focus all our efforts on finishing the robots hardware, so we can start the testing everything together soon. We were also going to release a video on how our robot calculates its … Weiterlesen …

We have finally begun building our robot and have even created a 3d-Model to visualize the concept behind our design. Take a look: (author: Thorben)

After some trial and error, we have now got our stepper motors to work properly with the student robotics kit. Even if we fried two motor-boards in the process, the end result is well worth it. Take a look: (author: Thorben)

Were finally getting started on some of our tests and have already found a ton of mistakes we made in programming. One of our methods is called debugging() and we have begun testing it in this video. Take a look: (author: Thorben)

Proudly announcing we finished our complete code.  It’s now uploaded on github. Second announcing for this weekend:We now own a twitter accounthttps://twitter.com/TeamMAI_Sr[Update 2018/05/25] https://twitter.com/MAI_Robotics [/Update] Follow us to stay informed about everything new ?