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AVR Navigator
Dave West from United States [16 posts] |
13 year
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Does the body inertia setting of the AVM Navigator module ramp the movement variables up and down? I'm worried that giving a simple on or off command to my motors will tear up the gearbox.
Thanks,
Dave
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EDV [328 posts] |
13 year
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Dave,
Thank you for good idea it is really important moment for big (heavy) robots. And of course I will implement it (ramp mode) in next modification to soon.
Dmitriy.
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Dave West from United States [16 posts] |
13 year
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Thanks for the quick response. Another suggestion would be to create a variable for center of recognized object, similar to RR's COG_X. The bigger the offset between the screen center and the center of the object, the bigger the value of the variable.
Presently my robot looks at COG_X and COG_BOX_SIZE. These values are mapped to a servos working range (my motor controller takes servo signals) so the speed of the motors is proportional to the offset. This naturally ramps the speed.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=33ZzqpCOhu4
Dave
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EDV [328 posts] |
13 year
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What if you try to use:
CenterOfObject_X = NV_ARR_OBJ_RECT_X[i] + NV_ARR_OBJ_RECT_W[i]/2;
CenterOfObject_Y = NV_ARR_OBJ_RECT_Y[i] + NV_ARR_OBJ_RECT_H[i]/2
where: i - index of object in array
-== Retrieve the recognized objects as array ==-
NV_ARR_OBJ_RECT_X - left-top corner X coordinate of recognized object
NV_ARR_OBJ_RECT_Y - left-top corner Y coordinate of recognized object
NV_ARR_OBJ_RECT_W - width of recognized object
NV_ARR_OBJ_RECT_H - height of recognized object
Or is this way not convenient?
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Dave West from United States [16 posts] |
13 year
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that would work also.
Thanks,
Dave
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EDV [328 posts] |
13 year
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Navigator plugin was updated. Now you can redownload the RoboRealm package for getting changes.
Now variables: NV_FORWARD, NV_BACKWARDS, NV_TURRET_LEFT, NV_TURRET_RIGHT is changing as ramp when turret/body inertia bigger than 0.
The variables: NV_LEFT and NV_RIGHT indicate when the robot should move forward or backwards to the left or right side (0 – off, 1 – on).
If body inertia (for example) is 4 then variables NV_FORWARD and NV_BACKWARDS will increase up to 5 when signal is activated and further will keep in this value.
For example see variables definition for motors in C terms:
int RightMotorForward = (NV_FORWARD && !NV_RIGHT) ? NV_FORWARD : 0;
int RightMotorBackwards = (NV_BACKWARDS && !NV_LEFT ) ? NV_BACKWARDS : 0;
int LeftMotorForward = (NV_FORWARD && !NV_LEFT ) ? NV_FORWARD : 0;
int LeftMotorBackwards = (NV_BACKWARDS && !NV_RIGHT) ? NV_BACKWARDS : 0;
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Juan Manuel Vargas Hernández from Mexico [4 posts] |
13 year
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Dave,
Can you to explain me the battery system of your robot? My robot using the RD02 kif of Devantech and the instructions show a 12 v battery and a 3+3 amp by motors. Now the robot working with 8 AA batteries but is for short time. The cuestión is I can connect directly a 12 v dc 7 or 12 amp acid battery to my md25 drive system? or I need a regulador no for volts, for ampers.
Thanks, your robot is very nice.
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Dave West from United States [16 posts] |
13 year
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