no hes waiting till that line then it turns.. the stability control makes the car turn sharper at higher speeds by slowign or breaking some wheels, accelerateing others, and the last wheels r put in neutral.. this keeps the cars momentum evently dispersed. if a car turns realy fast to the rigth, the back end on a front wheel drive car will spin around and cause u to lose control if ur inexperianced. stability control will slow ur car a bit and alpy break on the wheels opisite the way ur spining
@trlade no, it turns because the ultrasonic sensor sees an object on the robot path so it alerts the intellingent brick and activates the motor controling the steering of the car
no external brakes but the brakes are inside the motors. Almost makes up for the stupid shape of the servo motor when paired with built in rotation sensors
With ESC (well ABS) the aim is to allow the car to manoeuvre around obstacles in the event that the car brakes suddenly. Without ESC, the wheels are more prone to skidding, reducing the braking force substantially and meaning you can't steer at all.
The smooth wheels are to demonstrate the ABS more effectively here. With rubber tyres you'd never get skidding anyway so it would be useless to show ABS working.
I have noted that the wheels aren't rubberised. I guess that is to allow it to drift. Would it have the same respond time it was running on a rug or carpet.
Cool!! Nice idea, congratulations
juantrieste 21 hours ago
holy crap you guys are gay watching lego on youtube lololol
themxtiger 3 months ago
@themxtiger then why you here dumbass
DaUalldayx3 3 months ago
Very nice! Great control. I would love to see this somehow implemented onto a fast lego RC car.
M5000thesdgversion 5 months ago
So... Damn.... Slick.
kirbymaster555 5 months ago
Wow, that's seriously impressive!
TimeForRave 6 months ago
Awsome! (*_*)
MysteriosNXT 8 months ago
nice wheels
mindstormsuser 11 months ago
I wonder why it has all these hi-tech stuff
mindstormsuser 11 months ago
0:07 it looks like you have a differential for the steering.... if yes explain!
thelizard50 1 year ago
Sweet also
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RhodderzX 1 year ago
It is called ESP(electronic Stabilitation Programm) not ESC
TheDJDanny16 1 year ago
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@TheDJDanny16 Different manufacturers call the system different things.
en.wikipedia. org/wiki/Electronic_stability_control#Product_names
Here's all the different names in use (mostly, atleast.)
SutlinHE 1 year ago
@TheDJDanny16 the c is control differnt companys differnt name
celuler22 10 months ago
I don't get it. what does it do
williboooooy 1 year ago
@williboooooy driving
TijlJuDoKa 1 year ago
how much this "toy"? lol
Imbackmrmotherfucker 1 year ago
Is that my dad?
btvlogity 1 year ago
I'm doing something like that, but with reinforcement learning. When I finnish my work I will show.
God job
88dietrish 1 year ago
Yea... but does it have crumple zones is the question!
wardog3d 1 year ago
where did you get the wheels
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reubyjay25 1 year ago
Some stupid people think that it avoids the book. NO, IT DOESN'T. Stability control means that the car won't spin around or burnout.
bscaffold 2 years ago
I don't get it. It turns when passing the white line?
trlade 2 years ago
it avoids the book.
snackajack117 2 years ago
no hes waiting till that line then it turns.. the stability control makes the car turn sharper at higher speeds by slowign or breaking some wheels, accelerateing others, and the last wheels r put in neutral.. this keeps the cars momentum evently dispersed. if a car turns realy fast to the rigth, the back end on a front wheel drive car will spin around and cause u to lose control if ur inexperianced. stability control will slow ur car a bit and alpy break on the wheels opisite the way ur spining
LordDecapo 2 years ago
@trlade no, it turns because the ultrasonic sensor sees an object on the robot path so it alerts the intellingent brick and activates the motor controling the steering of the car
hcgzz99 2 years ago
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Ha a car that's frightened of a book... It fucking shit itself :)
jimbob73514 2 years ago
It has all these safety features, but no brakes. lol.
Degr8n8 2 years ago 46
no external brakes but the brakes are inside the motors. Almost makes up for the stupid shape of the servo motor when paired with built in rotation sensors
AirSoftBoy99 2 years ago
@Degr8n8 were lucky its not toyota "keep moving forward"
burn2theground 1 year ago
@Degr8n8 No Prius jokes please...! ;-))
ChuffChuffWoo 1 year ago
@Degr8n8 you got back wards.... but that may be useless..
Phillie103 4 months ago
@Degr8n8 The motors are geared and encoded, they ARE the brakes!
Sculge 5 days ago
With ESC (well ABS) the aim is to allow the car to manoeuvre around obstacles in the event that the car brakes suddenly. Without ESC, the wheels are more prone to skidding, reducing the braking force substantially and meaning you can't steer at all.
The smooth wheels are to demonstrate the ABS more effectively here. With rubber tyres you'd never get skidding anyway so it would be useless to show ABS working.
spectrex1 2 years ago 9
@spectrex1 ABS and ESC are not the same thing....
elvee88 4 months ago
U should make the wheels rubber. It would work better and look cooler
BurnboyDj22 2 years ago
i think you programmed it to first go to the left and then to the right wen it sees a white line.
koenderskees 2 years ago
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FUCKING LEGIT
packrat4 3 years ago
cool
TIM1TULIAG 3 years ago
what is the number of the portal that i put the compass, colour and speed sensor?
sharingan123mangekyo 3 years ago
What wheels u use?
asdert458 3 years ago
I have noted that the wheels aren't rubberised. I guess that is to allow it to drift. Would it have the same respond time it was running on a rug or carpet.
Kaissa64 3 years ago
nice and fast response. How do you make it turn the right way?
swishpan 3 years ago