- See
Instructions-
The directory with Example programs to use at SENSORSCITY
are on
http://SENSORSCITY.marshall.edu/CITY/pages/vi/
Click and save a file that ends in .vi to your
computer to use to send a mission.
The RoboLab Programs are the files that end in .vi and
the .jpg are pictures of the programs.
Note: The traffic goes between the
Lamp on port A which is across from the light sensor on port 1.
Monorail motor is on port B and touch sensors on
both ends of the track are on port 2.
Port C changes.
Port 3 is a light sensor facing the Flag Pole Stand.
You will get data back.
The green line dips at each time the car passes a light sensor.
The red line steps up each time the touch sensor at an end of the monorail
was touched.
The white line is the data back from the reflection from the train.
The challenge this month
is to figure out which color the flag pole stand is facing.
Look at your graph and then check out the camera
http://legocamera.marshall.edu
to see if you are right.
The picture of WV is GIS.
The rover on Mars South Pole http://lego.marshall.edu
is ready for Teleoperating.
Look closely to the back of the view through http://legocamera.marshall.edu
and you can see the rover move while you run
programs through Red Rover.
The Mars Station South Pole is housed in a room with a LEGO City and an OCEAN ODYSSEY field set up. Some teams are having their FLL 2005 robot set up to run the missions over the Internet by the rest of their team from various schools. If you would like to run your bot or another stay tune for times or email and arrange a time. There are cameras that can view the action. Teleoperate at http://lego.marshall.edu or download the Red Rover GUI . Ocean Odyssey Over Web December 16, 2005 January 28, 2006 February 18, 2006 |
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