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The aim of this project is to implement a new version of the [[RoboWII1.0|RoboWII1.0]] game, on a low cost robot, more suitable to internal environments. The robot has been equipped with infrared LEDs to be detected by the WIIMote, and with a sonar belt, to detect obstacles. The camera on the robot send images to a remote computer via WI_FI, which can be analyzed. | The aim of this project is to implement a new version of the [[RoboWII1.0|RoboWII1.0]] game, on a low cost robot, more suitable to internal environments. The robot has been equipped with infrared LEDs to be detected by the WIIMote, and with a sonar belt, to detect obstacles. The camera on the robot send images to a remote computer via WI_FI, which can be analyzed. | ||
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Revision as of 11:48, 3 April 2009
The aim of this project is to implement a new version of the RoboWII1.0 game, on a low cost robot, more suitable to internal environments. The robot has been equipped with infrared LEDs to be detected by the WIIMote, and with a sonar belt, to detect obstacles. The camera on the robot send images to a remote computer via WI_FI, which can be analyzed.
File:Meccano-spyke-medium.jpg
Spyke, one of the current RoboWII bases
