@johnsheffernan Mitch says thanks for the comment and that he'd love to meet you in person!! (Just quietly, I think he's angling to come over to the next Symposium!!)
To program this robot we used NXT-G. When the red reset button is pressed, a text file is opened on the NXT. When a direction button is pressed, a number (eg 1 = up, 2 = right, etc.) is written to the text file. When the green go button is pressed, the file is closed, reopened, and then read one number at a time. A case statement takes each number and moves the robot accordingly.
@OndrovideoPRODUCTION We used NXT-G. The touch sensor multiplexer is from HiTechnic, and the programming block needed to use it is from their web site.
@johnsheffernan Mitch says thanks for the comment and that he'd love to meet you in person!! (Just quietly, I think he's angling to come over to the next Symposium!!)
robtorok 9 months ago
What a great idea, Rob! Good building from your son!
johnsheffernan 9 months ago
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johnsheffernan 9 months ago
To program this robot we used NXT-G. When the red reset button is pressed, a text file is opened on the NXT. When a direction button is pressed, a number (eg 1 = up, 2 = right, etc.) is written to the text file. When the green go button is pressed, the file is closed, reopened, and then read one number at a time. A case statement takes each number and moves the robot accordingly.
robtorok 1 year ago
could you say me, how this multiplexer works? Or, How I can programmed it?
OndrovideoPRODUCTION 1 year ago
@OndrovideoPRODUCTION We used NXT-G. The touch sensor multiplexer is from HiTechnic, and the programming block needed to use it is from their web site.
robtorok 1 year ago