A robot terrain challenge for my mobile robot design class.
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Robot Challenge
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25 responses to “Robot Challenge”
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you need a lil of …
you need a lil of weight on front wheels to stop the sliding!!! -
OMG run away, it’s …
OMG run away, it’s out of control !!! -
it just has lots of …
it just has lots of wheels and differentials -
Man, front wheel …
Man, front wheel design is coolio but man…. That things need to be way faster, to enter competitions at least -
lame as hell
lame as hell -
I dont think its …
I dont think its going to the Mars any time soon… -
oué ça me fe peine …
oué ça me fe peine je fesai des comme ça quan j avai 10 ans… -
a bit to …
a bit to complicated design, Ive done better then that 😛 -
i know that!
i know that! -
dude, its they made …
dude, its they made it them selves, they don’t need a remote and it’s made of mostly lego.. -
The gear ratio …
The gear ratio seems to be really bad, you don’t need that much torque, and a gyro would fix all of you turning problems. -
sad
sad -
my rc car can beat …
my rc car can beat up that shit!! -
you should bring …
you should bring the center of gravity way forward! -
He used his hand …
He used his hand illegal movement … -_- -
put most of the …
put most of the weight up front -
Looks like a tough …
Looks like a tough challenge depending on what materials your limited too. Tank treads might help, but having some sensors to control the bots function leading into some different terrain would be best. Keep it up! -
This robot design ( …
This robot design (long and narrow) is unsuitable for differential steering in tank style. Short and wide robots with 4wheel drive can maneuver better. -
so slow n stupid
so slow n stupid -
you need more …
you need more powerful motors -
Learn how to make a …
Learn how to make a robot fags. -
wow its lego!
wow its lego! -
it s shit
it s shit -
The new NXT has …
The new NXT has much more power, I built a simple robot with no torque gearing and it cllimbed 40 degrees angles! -
Not bad but giving …
Not bad but giving more power to the back or middle wheels would help it climb and keep straight.– Mike
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