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What are the two objectives being discussed in the text?
What are the two objectives being discussed in the text?
Controlling the movements of the robot and displaying information on the CyberPi screen.
What are the different blocks used to control each wheel separately in the text?
What are the different blocks used to control each wheel separately in the text?
Encoder motor blocks.
What is the purpose of the "encoder motor" block?
What is the purpose of the "encoder motor" block?
To set properties of each motor.
The value of a rotation in the "encoder motor" block can be set negative or positive.
The value of a rotation in the "encoder motor" block can be set negative or positive.
What happens to the rotation of the left wheel when the value of the rotation is positive?
What happens to the rotation of the left wheel when the value of the rotation is positive?
What happens to the rotation of the right wheel when the value of the rotation is negative?
What happens to the rotation of the right wheel when the value of the rotation is negative?
If the joystick is pulled forward, how many centimeters will the robot move and in which direction?
If the joystick is pulled forward, how many centimeters will the robot move and in which direction?
If the joystick is pulled left, what will the robot do?
If the joystick is pulled left, what will the robot do?
What will the robot do if the joystick is pulled right or left?
What will the robot do if the joystick is pulled right or left?
What scenario should be invented to make the robot wait for the green light to take the exit?
What scenario should be invented to make the robot wait for the green light to take the exit?
How is the joystick used to control the robot's forward movement?
How is the joystick used to control the robot's forward movement?
What is the purpose of the "Examine blocks to control the joystick of the CyberPi" step?
What is the purpose of the "Examine blocks to control the joystick of the CyberPi" step?
Flashcards
Controlling Wheels Separately
Controlling Wheels Separately
To control each wheel of the robot independently, allowing for precise movements.
Encoder Motor Block
Encoder Motor Block
The "encoder motor" block allows for controlling each motor (wheel) individually.
Rotation Value (Positive/Negative)
Rotation Value (Positive/Negative)
A positive value rotates the left wheel forward and the right wheel backward; a negative value rotates the left wheel backward and the right wheel forward.
Moving in a Maze
Moving in a Maze
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Joystick: Forward Movement
Joystick: Forward Movement
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Joystick: Left Turn
Joystick: Left Turn
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Joystick: Right Turn
Joystick: Right Turn
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Scenario: Waiting for Green Light
Scenario: Waiting for Green Light
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Joystick Controls
Joystick Controls
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Joystick Up: Forward Movement
Joystick Up: Forward Movement
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Study Notes
Controlling Robot Wheels
- To control individual robot wheels, use encoder motor blocks.
- Encoder motors allow controlling the speed and direction of each wheel separately.
- The "encoder motor" block sets each motor's parameters.
- Rotation values can be positive or negative.
- Positive rotations make left wheel go forward, right wheel backward.
- Negative values reverse the motion.
Moving in a Maze
- Use joystick to control robot's movement within a maze.
- Pulling the joystick forward moves the robot 40cm.
- Pulling the joystick left turns the robot 90 degrees left.
- Pulling the joystick right turns the robot 90 degrees right.
- The robot can move 80cm forward or turn to the right until done
- The instructions describe a scenario involving the robot's movement within a maze, including turning and a path to a roundabout area..
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