Touch Sensor
What have you learned about the Touch sensors. List the most important things to keep in mind. Describe how you would program a robot to go through a maze.
posted by Mrs. Hauff at
12:26 PM
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Robotics club meets afterschool on Monday's and Wednesday's through ASP. We use the NXT Lego Mindstorms kits to building and compete with. Questions email or talk with Mrs. Hauff. (bhauff@usd259.net)
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- Name: Mrs. Hauff
- Location: Wichita, KS, United States
This is currently my 8th school year at PVMS. We moved here from South Dakota. I was born in Freeman, SD and lived in Yankton until we moved here. My parents spend half the year in SD, and go south to Arizona for the winter. The winters are much colder and longer in SD than here in Kansas. My older brother Brian lives in Sioux Falls, SD and sells insurance. I have been married for 15 year, to my husband Bill. We have one child Drew. He is a 6th grader.
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2 Comments:
Its a fun sensor. And you need to make a good robot to go with it.And its fun programing it and kinda hard to. And i would look at the top of the maze and then put it like the maze like and put the sensor kinda far out of the bot so it could go the drrections of the maze then try it.
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Anonymous, At
January 5, 2009 at 1:35 PM
touch sensors are pretty easy to use it hits a surface and then moves away and keeps going. this is a very good sensor for doing walled mazes. to go through mazes you put a moter and set it to infinite moving, then you put a touch sensor icon, then add another moter and make it go backwards, then using another moter and make it turn and then loop it all and download
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January 5, 2009 at 1:39 PM
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