yep. One sensor for the front and one for the back. The two "arms" at the front can release the touch sensor individually. The same with the "arms" on the back.
In my case I did not really care where the robot would go. So I selected two rotation speeds for each wheel and combined them randomly. That is why the robot sometimes moves on a straight line (both wheels turn at the same speed), and sometimes moves in a curve (One wheel turns fast and the other slow).
hm. touch sensor that is pressed on the base? when it's releases, the bot moves the other direction?
Iruini626 2 years ago
yep. One sensor for the front and one for the back. The two "arms" at the front can release the touch sensor individually. The same with the "arms" on the back.
javierantonioruiz 2 years ago
I see. is the turning of the bot needs to be manually programmed?
Iruini626 2 years ago
In my case I did not really care where the robot would go. So I selected two rotation speeds for each wheel and combined them randomly. That is why the robot sometimes moves on a straight line (both wheels turn at the same speed), and sometimes moves in a curve (One wheel turns fast and the other slow).
javierantonioruiz 2 years ago
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123sebo456 2 years ago
hahaha. Thank you.
Maybe you should stop playing with NXT's and start taking some english classes then.
Best regards!!!
javierantonioruiz 2 years ago
awsome! coolist
thehappyhermitcrab 3 years ago
Thats awesome :)
Rumpelbube 4 years ago