An Arduino Workshop; part 2

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An Arduino Workshop; part 2 A Microcontroller, using Sumobot juniors

Blocks of code part 4 random exploration: https://github.com/kaiwhata/nodebots_howto/blob/master/ultras ound_explorer/ultrasound_explorer.ino

Advanced coding Add sensors, pick one: Ultra-sonic (The HC-SR04) Analog Infra-red (spin random amount – its how roombas explore a room) They can be sourced from sites such as: http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing.aspx?id=1140370126 https://nicegear.co.nz/sensors/ultrasonic-range-measurement-module-hcsr04/ Part Number: NG-12558 The equivalent at Jaycar: http://www.jaycar.co.nz/p/XC4442 SKU: 10024

Working example

Steps after this Sumo-bot competition Try other sensors LEGO sumo-bots Make your own sumo-bot - thingiverse.com Build you own robot Explore IR and Ultra-sonic sensors and motors with a makerbot Make your own robot from instructables, github, thingiverse…

Sumo-bot with LEGO

Or maybe… Thingiverse ~$90 NZD http://www.active-robots.com/robots/sumo-bots