Sumo Program Final
Wednesday June 08th 2011, 8:21 am  Tagged
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Picture 8



School Zone
Tuesday March 29th 2011, 8:38 am
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school zone

We tried to upload but it didn’t work, the link should though.

Vivek and Gunnar



Treasure #3
Thursday March 24th 2011, 8:16 am
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Vivek and Gunnar

Treasure 3



Sumobot Program 03/15/2011
Tuesday March 15th 2011, 11:16 am
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Program for Sumo Battle – Basic Tribot design with add-ons

Picture Sumo



NXT Program Tips 03/07/11
Monday March 07th 2011, 9:25 am
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Team 8 – Gunnar and Vivek

  • Two touch sensors
  • Low ultrasonic sensor
  • Narrow design to avoid pillars
  • Have the 45 degree turns very accurate
  1. Go forward and touch the wall
  2. Turn left about 40 degrees
  3. Follow the line
  4. Stop at the end of the line
  5. Pick up the robot and place it in Area #4
  6. Move forward and stop in Area #5

Picture 4

Picture 3

The second picture should be first.



Treasure Challenge #2
Tuesday February 22nd 2011, 9:08 am
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Picture 1Picture 2



Homemade Robot Challenge
Monday January 24th 2011, 9:21 am
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Robot Triathlon – Team 8  – Gunnar and Vivek

Have a robot start behind a line and of a clap. The robot must then go until it come close to a wall (ultrasonic sensor), turn 90 degrees. Then, go forward until it touches a wall then turn another 90 degrees toward the starting/finishing line and have it stop using the light sensor.

Steps + Commands:

1) Start – Wait for a clap

2) 1st Wall – Go forward until 7 inches away from first wall

3) 2nd Wall – Turn Left 90* and go straight until robot touches wall.

4) Line – Go straight until light sensor senses line

5) Stop – Stop when robot sees line.

NXT Program:

Wait block Sound above 99

Motor BC forward until Ultrasonic senses wall 7 inches

Motor B reverse Motor C forward – turn 90*

Motor BC forward until touch senses wall.

Motor B reverse Motor C forward – turn 90*

Motor BC forward until light sensor senses lower than 40.

Motor BC STOP

Reflection:

Gunnar and I didn’t need to do the challenge because our idea was chosen for the homemade challenge. We still have the directions to program. After I looked at people’s robots attempting the challenge, it was clear that this challenge was harder than I thought it would be. The best team completed it on their forth try.



PBJ Sandwich Program
Tuesday October 12th 2010, 8:17 am
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RH MT PL

RH BR PL

RH DR PL

LH MT BB

LH GR BB

RH GR BS

RH RT BS

RH DR BS

RH GR BC

LH DR BB

RH MT PL

RH DR BC

RH GR BC

LH DR BB

RH MT PL

RH DR BC

LH MT PBJ

LH GR PBJ

RH GR PBL

RH RT PBL

RH DR PBL

RH MT KN

RH GR KN

RH GR PBC

LH DR PBJ

LH MT PL

LH GR BC

RH MT BC

RH SPR BC

RH DR KN

LH MT PL

LH DR BC

LH MT JJ

LH GR JJ

RH MT JJ

RH GR JL

RH RT JL

RH DR JL

RH MT KN

RH GR KN

RH MT JC

RH GR JC

LH DR JJ

LH MT PL

LH GR BC

RH MT BC

RH SPR BC

RH DR KN

RH MT PL

RH GR BC

RH MT LH



Circuit
Monday October 04th 2010, 8:32 am
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  • Describe the four parts of a circuit

Power Source, Path, Electrical load, Switch

  • Name an example of a circuit

A switch board connected to a light

  • Categorize the parts of a given circuit

Wires

Transistor

Power

  • Differentiate between Insulators, Conductors and Semiconductors

Insulators keep electricity from going on, Conductors do the opposite. Semiconductors do both.

  • Name an examples of Insulators, Conductors and Semiconductors

Rubber, Copper, Transistors.



Golf
Friday October 01st 2010, 8:28 am
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1) We kept the arm the same as the design in the book. We later saw that having a longer arm would have helped with the momentum and kinetic energy.

2) We saw a group with a longer arm make a hole-in-one with ease because the energy transferred to the ball was greater. Structural Integrity also helped transfer energy instead of losing it.

3) Faraday’s Law: Like Newtons law and Enthalpy conversions for Chemistry. Energy that is reversible.

-Vivek-