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Title: EE 296 TEAM DA KINE MICROMOUSE PROJECT PROPOSAL


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EE 296 TEAM DA KINE MICROMOUSE PROJECT PROPOSAL
  • Team members
  • Software Group - Henry, James
  • Roles tracking, mapping, guidance,
    interface
  • Hardware Group Regi, Wes
  • Roles sensors, soldering, device placement,
    chassis construction, motors, power supply

2
Overview
  • To create a moving object which can traverse
    through the maze and find the center of the maze
    without any human intervention.
  • General Approach
  • Goals
  • Block Diagram
  • Potential problems
  • Modifications
  • Tracking / Mapping
  • To do list
  • Chasis design
  • Expectations
  • Timeline

3
General Approach
  • First step - work in separate groups
    (software/hardware)
  • Second step integrate software and hardware
    when both are working properly
  • Third step test, solve problems which arise
  • ( ex. turns, alignment, crashing, etc. )
  • Final step make final adjustments on the mouse
    , then let it rip!

4
Fruits of labor!
  • Learn how to integrate software and hardware to
    solve a real world problem
  • Learn how to apply engineering principles and
    theory to create a smart robot
  • Learn how to troubleshoot
  • Learn how to work as a team to reach a design
    goal

5
Block Diagram
6
Potential Problems
  • Driver?
  • Reliable sensor readings
  • Steering (turning at desired angles)
  • Centering mouse between walls
  • Time conflicts when having group meetings
  • Code Interpretation Errors
  • Durability of mouse from crashes
  • Passing Variables
  • Operating Temperature

7
Modifications
  • Top-down sensor design instead of side-sensor
    design
  • Battery placement (front, back)

8
Tracking and mapping code
  • Increments I,J entries as the mouse traverses in
    the maze
  • Readjust as the mouse turns
  • Sensor glitches while turning
  • Backwards vs 180 turns
  • Tremaux algorithm
  • Cell values, data from sensors
  • 8 wires for the motors, X for diagnostics

9
To Do List
  • Integrate Mapping, Tracking and Movement Code
  • Decide on Main module
  • Mount wheels
  • Attach Circuit Board w/ Components
  • Solder Connections
  • Interface Software and Hardware
  • Test and Troubleshoot

10
Pictures
11
Expectations
  • Mouse will find the center of the maze in record
    time!
  • Win the micromouse competition!
  • Be the next micromouse champion!

12
Project Timeline
(January 8 May 3, 2007)
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