Tag: Machine

ECE-110-Car

ECE 110 Car

by: on March 20th, 2011

The final design project for Intro to Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE 110) was a self navigating car. This is the design my partner and I built which was the first car to navigate the turns, zig-zags, splits, and stops of the course all the way through on its first try. Read on to see how it was done.

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categories: Arduino, AVR, Computers, Engineering, Featured, Main Projects, Programs, University of Illinois

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ROV 2010

by: on September 4th, 2010

This is the second ROV (remotely operated vehicle) my high school built for the MATE competition. This was our second year participating and our robot definitely had a few extra tricks up its sleeve compared to last year’s ROV. First of all, the frame was built out of aluminum compared to the heavier PVC pipe used the previous year. (more…)

categories: AVR, Computers, Engineering, Main Projects, Programs

ROV-2009-Claw

Multiplexed Robotic Claw

by: on July 19th, 2010

I designed and built this claw specifically for my high school’s remotely operated underwater vehicle (ROV). The claw is powered by a servo that has been multiplexed to open, close, and rotate the claw. The claw was built completely out of Legos. The servo somehow fit nicely in the Lego design (I don’t know how everything fits with Legos). (more…)

categories: Legos, Main Projects

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Wireless Water Gun

by: on July 12th, 2010

As a senior in high school with some knowledge on electronics and mcus, I couldn’t pass my last year without building the ultimate senior prank. The prank involved hiding a remotely operated water gun, built from scratch, behind a door and spraying students as they walked down the hall. (more…)

categories: AVR, Featured, Main Projects

Autonomous-Bristlebot-Schematic

Autonomous Bristlebot

by: on July 11th, 2010

This is my autonomous robot that uses a rather unique method for moving. Before you understand how it moves, you need the know what a bristlebot is. Click here to learn what a bristlebot is. Bristlebots move in random directions, running into walls and flipping on their sides. I wanted to use the basic design of a bristlebot and take it to the next level; a level of complete control. (more…)

categories: AVR, Main Projects

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