Dexter Industries have come out with another sensor for the NXT, this time a compass.
A compass is an excellent way of figuring out which way your robot is pointing. Especially handy for things like navigating around or playing a game of robot soccer!
This particular one can measure along 3 axis (so I guess that means heading as well as tilt?)
As with all compass sensors, you need to be very careful around other magnetic fields (power cables, motors etc) but according to the manual, you can do some calibration to reduce any offset from true north.
At $29, it's one of the cheaper sensors available for the NXT :)
More details including code samples for NXT-G, RobotC and Labview can be found here.
http://dexterindustries.com/dCompass.html
Saturday, March 10, 2012
Smallest NXT Biped in the world?
Micheal has made a entry for the Snapshots contest at NXTLog and won
It is called my very first biped
It is called my very first biped
Lego ISS in Space
Furukawa Satoshi, an astronaut from Japan on board of the ISS (International Space Station) built a Lego ISS there
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Building Instructions
Great ones in the nxtprograms.com and at http://mindstorms.lego.com/en-us/support/buildinginstructions/8547/Bonus%20Model%201.aspx
For those of you that have HiTechnic sensor there are a few models to build at http://www.hitechnic.com/models
And look at www.nxtprograms.com for stuff for NXT 1.0 and 2.0
Another site but with a little more complicated stuff, http://mynxt.matthiaspaulscholz.eu/index.html might need
some extra pieces
Also another random site: http://robotics.bendettelli.com