Final Report University of Florida Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering EEL 5666 Intelligent Machine Design Laboratory 12/06/2011 Yue Bai.

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Final Report University of Florida Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering EEL 5666 Intelligent Machine Design Laboratory 12/06/2011 Yue Bai

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Obstacle avoidance Sonar sensor: if either the front-left or the front-right sonar sensor measure the distance between the robot and the obstacle less than twenty centimeters, it will turn left or right approximated ninety degrees angle. In addition, if both the front-left and the front-right sonar sensors feedback a distance less than twenty centimeters, the robot will go back a few length and than turn a one hundred and eighty degrees angle. Sonar sensor: if either the front-left or the front-right sonar sensor measure the distance between the robot and the obstacle less than twenty centimeters, it will turn left or right approximated ninety degrees angle. In addition, if both the front-left and the front-right sonar sensors feedback a distance less than twenty centimeters, the robot will go back a few length and than turn a one hundred and eighty degrees angle. Bump sensor: if the robot move too close along the wall, there are two blind area which sonar sensors cannot work. Therefore, in order to prevent robot hit the wall, I use two bump sensors. Bump sensor: if the robot move too close along the wall, there are two blind area which sonar sensors cannot work. Therefore, in order to prevent robot hit the wall, I use two bump sensors.

Opencv solution

Robot Position

Soil humidity sensor