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  • i would also like to buy such a robot i have learned a little bit nxc but the robot is too expensive ps: nice bike!

  • how did you program it??? its so hard!!!thanks for reply!!!

  • @corvettelover10 I did not change the program. I downloaded the original file to nxt.

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  • @preedalist wait, you downloaded the file to the nxt, i couldn't. how did you???

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  • check my website

    nxt-code.com

    for more NXT projects

  • I'm going to build one, except I'm going to include a damper for the oscillation.

  • @weurRTG Good idea to making.

  • Oh, and good job! :) We also based out project on Mutsarts work, but did the programming ourselves (nxtOSEK which I guess you also use).Best result was gotten with a non-linear controller on the angular velocity, basically D-control. Which of course isnt stable for very long...

  • What kind of control did you use? We did the same project but never managed to get a reliable control. The main problem was the gyro drift, i.e. that the angle obtained through integration of the gyro output (which is an angular velocity) drifts off due to measurement noise and quantization error. Are you using some kind of lowpass filter? What controller? P or PD (on body tilt angle). What controller do you have for the steering motor?

    Thanks for reply! :)

  • @genericUser1994 Absolutely, I used the program from Mutsarts's work. I adjust the position of gyro senser for a suitable angular velocity. Afterthat, I only have reverse the front wheel, it can steering and stable as well.

  • @preedalist Wow so it was that easy for you? We didn't get it working good at all, but again we did the C-coding outselves (and not Mutsaerts code). What control for the steering wheel do you use? Mutsarts uses U_steer_motor = 8*lean_angle, which is a P-controller. Are you saying that you didn't have any problems with gyro drift? Or do you use the angular velocity directly for the steer motor? (i.e. D-control).

  • Awesome!

  • Awesome!!

  • The video name is wrong!

    You wrote mindsTROMS!

    Great bike!

  • @Foka2650 Thank you :)

  • @preedalist how does it maintain balance? or is the weaving motion of the front wheel keeping it up?

  • is it remote control

  • @webkinzlovers1000 The bike isn't use any remote control.

  • fantastic!

  • Brilliant creation!

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  • Great !!! And A.W.E.S.O.M.E !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • @robson1014 Thank you : )

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