If if the initial values we off though I guess it would be good enough to tell if i move by a certain amount of degrees
For instance if it said I was at 10 degrees and then i move by 90 degrees than it will read 100 i will have still moved by the correct amount of 90 degrees
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- 28 Dec 2012, 22:18
- Forum: Mindstorms Projects
- Topic: Calculating rotations of wheels for turning
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- 28 Dec 2012, 21:10
- Forum: Mindstorms Projects
- Topic: Calculating rotations of wheels for turning
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Re: Calculating rotations of wheels for turning
I just thought, with all this talk of formulas and best tyres and so on might be irrelevant.
Can't I just use a compass sensor on the robot to find out very accurately when 90 degrees has been turned?
Can't I just use a compass sensor on the robot to find out very accurately when 90 degrees has been turned?
- 28 Dec 2012, 18:18
- Forum: Mindstorms Projects
- Topic: Calculating rotations of wheels for turning
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Re: Calculating rotations of wheels for turning
Do you have an example of what is best to use?
- 28 Dec 2012, 09:09
- Forum: Mindstorms Projects
- Topic: Calculating rotations of wheels for turning
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Re: Calculating rotations of wheels for turning
Would something like this be suitable? http://www.nxtprograms.com/NXT2/explorer/index.html
- 26 Dec 2012, 22:17
- Forum: Mindstorms Projects
- Topic: Calculating rotations of wheels for turning
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Re: Calculating rotations of wheels for turning
I tried with the adjusted formula and still it doesn't really match with any sort of reliability. Only just starting with Robotics and finding it very frustrating. So far I have only being able to move the robot forwards and backwards which is very limiting. You mentioned about tracked robots being ...
- 26 Dec 2012, 17:57
- Forum: Mindstorms Projects
- Topic: Calculating rotations of wheels for turning
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Re: Calculating rotations of wheels for turning
A tracked robot is one of the hardest to make precise movements based on dead reckoning. There is a very large amount of "tire" that is touching the ground, and it makes it very difficult to turn with any kind of accuracy. Would you recommend moving on to one of the other robots in the ki...
- 26 Dec 2012, 15:41
- Forum: Mindstorms Projects
- Topic: Calculating rotations of wheels for turning
- Replies: 27
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Re: Calculating rotations of wheels for turning
I tried the formula suggestions in this thread and wanted to post my results because the results are confusing Anyone know what I might be doing wrong? Which wheels are you using that have a diameter of 3.21cm? I have the NXT 2.0 set and built the initial quick start robot, the one that looks like ...
- 25 Dec 2012, 23:11
- Forum: Mindstorms Projects
- Topic: Calculating rotations of wheels for turning
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Re: Calculating rotations of wheels for turning
I tried the formula suggestions in this thread and wanted to post my results because the results are confusing first some values - distance_between_wheels = 12.7cm - wheel_diameter = 3.21 - degrees_to_turn = 90 So if I apply the formula suggested.. (((distance_between_wheels * 2) * 3.14) / (360 / de...
- 25 Dec 2012, 22:34
- Forum: Mindstorms Software
- Topic: How to turn accurately?
- Replies: 5
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Re: How to turn accurately?
Thanks for the replies.
I did a search but only found 1 related post here https://sourceforge.net/apps/phpbb/mind ... ing#p12063
so I will continue the discussion in that existing thread.
I did a search but only found 1 related post here https://sourceforge.net/apps/phpbb/mind ... ing#p12063
so I will continue the discussion in that existing thread.
- 24 Dec 2012, 07:53
- Forum: Mindstorms Software
- Topic: How to turn accurately?
- Replies: 5
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Re: How to turn accurately?
Thanks for the replies. What I meant is that in the default lego software i create a move block and tell it to move 90 degrees with the slider all the way to the right on the motor and it will move about 30 degrees and no where near 90 degrees. So I dont mean that its slightly off and as i understan...