Colour Sensing Device

A 2nd Year BSc Engineering Product Design assignment. The brief was to make a device to tell the difference between the colours of the Eurobot 2009 building blocks, in preparation for the competition.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• colour
• color
• sensor
• eurobot
• 2009
• robot
• picaxe

[chrisanizbug]

That's a very good question. Colour blind people? The point of it wasn't to develop a viable product, but to prove that we could use the system so that it could be implemented into a more complex autonomous vehicle. You seem to know a lot about this so you must know that if the system can output to an lcd screen, it can also output to something that cam make use of the data, such as a system that needs to sort objects based on their colour.

[youngmasterpete]

hey its pete

we have to do this now. do you know where i can get parts

[chrisanizbug]

hey pete, come and talk to us in W2 when you get chance :)

[RonaldGramm]

It is so obvious.

But it is absolutely useless in everyday life. Yes, this is something that every student can do, but there is no use for it. That's because the problem. What will you do with this device, if you can see that the subject of green by your own eyes? Why is it necessary?

[mero200000]

can i buy one of this device???