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EV3 Problem

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EV3 Problem
Sensor
- Colour senser
- Used for navigation, by allowing code to be attributed to a specific colour
- The sensor is always faulty, so not ideal
- Dual sensor is required for this
- Used for navigation, by allowing code to be attributed to a specific colour
- Motor
- Large motor
- Moves the wheels
- Required for navigaton
- Small motor
- Moves the arm of the robot
- Required in celebration of mission
- Large motor
- Touch
- Able to recognise when the button has been depressed
- Used to detect immovable box
- Sensor is not very sensitive so a bit hard to activate
- Able to recognise when the button has been depressed
- Ultra sound sensor
- Detects when there is object close by
- Used in immovable and moveable box codes
- Detects when there is object close by
- Colour senser
Constraints
- Colour senser off side
- Things like line following will be inaccurate
- Makes the navigation harder
- Might not be able to complete the course
- Time consuming, larger code required to fix fault
- Things like line following will be inaccurate
- The map
- Orientation is unchangleable
- Fixed path meaning that no skipping will be allowed
- There are 2 possible starting locations
- Therefore must adjust code to meet the certain requirements of starting at either end
- 2 possible moveable objects
- The 2 codes will be slightly different for each the cardboard box and the lego cube
- Orientation is unchangleable
- The build of the ev3 robot
- The parts of the robot can not be changed
- Could have to use multiple sensors to execute command, as current sensors are too little
- The parts of the robot can not be changed
- Colour senser off side
Prescribed criteria
- Can line follow
- Robot is able to turn left
- Robot is able to determine when to turn left
- Robot uses a specific function to find where the black line is then turn according to that reading
- Robot is able to determine when to turn left
- Robot is able to turn right
- Robot is able to determine when the turn right
- Robot uses a specific code to be able to find the black line again, and turn the according way only when the black line is seen
- Robot is able to determine when the turn right
- Uses colour reflection or PCT value
- Knows the PCT value of the black line
- Knows what do if the PCT value doesn't equal value that is stated for black
- Robot is able to turn left
- Robot is able to move a moveable box
- Robot is able to detect the box
- If touch button depressed then box is moveable
- Robot is able to determine whether the box is moveable
- Robot is able to turn
- Robot is able to line follow
- Robot is able turn right
- Can turn right motor
- Can turn both motors
- Robot is able to determine when to turn right
- Has to use black line following code
- Robot is able to turn left
- Robot is able to turn left motor
- Robot is able to turn both motors
- Robot is able to determine when to turn left
- Must use the black line following code involving the PCT value of the black line
- Able to determine a PCT in order to know when to move
- Robot is able turn right
- Robot is able to detect the box
- Robot is able to navigate around immovable box
- Robot is able to detect box
- If touch sensor is depressed then it is a moveable box
- Robot is able to determine whether the box is immovable
- If touch sensor is not depressed but there is an object within less than 5cm, then it is a moveable box
- Robot is able to turn
- Robot is able to find line
- Robot is able to turn
- Robot is able to turn right
- Robot is able to move right/both motors
- Robot is able to determine when to turn right
- Able to use the black line value, and determine the location of the line and turn in accordance to that
- Robot is able to turn left
- Robot is able to turn left/both motors
- Robot is able to determine when to turn left
- Effective use of the value of black line to know where the black line is
- Robot is able to turn right
- Robot is able to detect proper pct value
- Robot executes specific command if PCT value associated to black isn't true
- Robot is able to turn
- Robot is able to line follow
- Robot is able to turn left
- Robot is able to determine when the to turn left
- Effectively knows how to find black line again
- Robot is able to turn left motor/both
- Robot is able to determine when the to turn left
- Robot is able to turn right
- Robot is able to determine when to turn right
- Ability to know how to find the black line again
- Robot is able to turn right motor/both
- Robot is able to determine when to turn right
- Robot is able to turn left
- Robot is able to detect box
- Can line follow
Self prescribed criteria
- Says hello randomly while line following
- Needs to predetermine function/when to do it
- Hard to determine when to do this however
- Robot is able to turn
- Robot is able to turn right
- Robot is able to turn one motor right
- Robot is able to move both motors right
- Robot is able to determine when to turn right
- Must use the black line following code involving the PCT value of the black line
- Robot is able to turn left
- Robot has to be able to turn one motor left
- Robot is able to turn both motors left
- Robot is able to determine when to turn left
- Must use the black line following code involving the PCT value of the black line
- Robot is able to turn right
- Needs to predetermine function/when to do it
- Says hello randomly while line following
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- Descripción
- Mapa Mental sobre EV3 Problem, creado por K N el 10/03/2022.
- Creado por
- K N
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