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Revision as of 15:46, 21 June 2019
| Trixxie | |
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| Year Of Creation | 2005-2006 |
| Versions | |
| Current Version | deprecated |
| Update Year | n/a |
| Information and Statistics | |
| Farthest Distance | |
| Fastest Time | |
| Highest Placement AutoNav | |
| Highest Placement Design | |
Contents
Competitions
IGVC 2006
- Results
- Distance:
- Design Competition Placement:
- AutoNav Competition Placement:
Versions
Trixxie
At Competition
Mechanical Issues & Improvements
Trixxie is a basic cube-shaped robot with two motors mounted on the front. The base has three layers in ascending order: a level for holding Trixxie's heavy batteries, a mid level for holding electronics and the laptop, and a top level on which a payload may sit.
Electrical Issues & Improvements
Software Issues & Improvements
Most of the code this year was written by Ben, David, or Spencer. Much of this code was also inherited from the 2004-2005 year. There are notes on that code here: File:Notes on Ben's Code.pdf.
The code is stored in an SVN repository:
URL: svn://130.207.76.145/igvc
Username/Password: Talk to David, Spencer, or Michael to get one.
The following image sequences were taken on 10/08/2005 as test footage for creating vision algorithms.
- IGVCclip1.zip - IGVCclip1movie.mov
- IGVCclip2.zip - IGVCclip2movie.mov
- IGVCclip3.zip - IGVCclip3movie.mov
- IGVCclip4.zip - IGVCclip4movie.mov
- IGVCclip5.zip - IGVCclip5movie.mov
- IGVCclip6.zip - IGVCclip6movie.mov
Animations were assembled and uploaded by David, using the ConcatenateMovieSegments program.
