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Uploaded on Nov 12, 2006

Lego Unicycle Robot
Now meet another balancing robot. This one balances on one wheel and apparently uses two RCX bricks and four sensors along with three tires to maintain balance on the axis perpendicular to its unicycle. The robot balances on the main axis by directly powering the wheel. The axis perpendicular to its unicycle is balanced by the set of rotating tires.

It uses 3 pid controllers
pid = Kd * errdiff + Kp * err + Ki * Errint
Kd, Kp, Ki are tuned via remote control code.

sources on:
http://woerden-dynamics.jouwweb.nl/ga...

see also: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PID_cont...

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More info on:
http://news.lugnet.com/robotics/?n=22181
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http://www-clmc.usc.edu/Resources/Sof...

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  • fedekaare

    I've got a budy. him and i have been playing with the idea of a RC AH-64 Apache. This would be flyed FPV with remote camera and headtracking goggles. this model would be made with fly by wire and this is where we lack the expertise that you have. would it be possible to make you balancing software transferable to flying a helicopter or/and a plane?

    Hope you still read this... : )

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  • Vegakade

    This robot uses light sensors and pid controlers. The light sensors won't be much use for you. Maybe the PID controlers will. Better sensors for a helicopter will be gyro and accelerometers (look also for my other robot NXT-body balance). But you better search for IMU and Helicopter on a search engine.

    Good luck

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  • jvpommeren

    Absolutely a great robot!

    How did you tune the PID controller parameters? Trial and error or some advanced technique?

    Did you measure what the maximum recoverable angles of your model are? In both (tilt and roll) directions?

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  • Vegakade

    Thx, I started with manualy tuning(Lego Remote Control) while a supervised learner on the PC watched the process(through the IR-tower). The Learner(LWPR) could do the tuning quite well. No angles were calculated, only light sensor values.

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  • Vegakade

    look on google for:

    Locally Weighted Statistical Learning Software download

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  • rocketman468

    just so awsome :D

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  • nattavision

    this is great but it seems to be wobbling alot, looks like it would fall over as soon as u touch it!

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  • Appelsappel

    awesome

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  • RoboTekno

    i love it, especially since it is made form legos

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  • Limpfittz

    Amazing

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