This month, we made the shell for the micro-mouse and modified some of the code so that the micro-mouse would follow the white line accurately. These were the last modifications before going to the scheduled date to test the micro-mouse that we had made. We faced some problems, such as the infra-red sensors, which were […]
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Based on my team’s experience, we were able to create a healthy, courteous, and cooperative workplace by fostering greater cooperation and communication among members despite differences in language and nationality. Due to the fact that no team member experiences marginalisation or disdain for their opinions, racism is also eradicated. Additionally, it promotes the expression of
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Full cost breakdown components of building micro-mous The Printed Circuit Board (PCB) is one of the most important parts of making a micromouse. Costs for printing PCBs range from £5 to £20, based on the size and complexity of the board. For mounting electrical parts, like the Microcontroller Board, the PCB is used as a
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A micromouse’s rational agent is made to make decisions based on sensory input and predetermined goals in order to efficiently navigate a maze. Actuators are used to regulate movement, a decision-making algorithm is used, and sensors are used to sense the surroundings. Sensors that identify barriers and obstructions, such infrared or ultrasonic sensors, give the
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As an engineering student, I find that one of the most important ethical principles is integrity. As it includes honesty, commitment, and not violating the rights of others, so that problems do not occur that hinder flexibility and cooperation among team members, and so as not to harm the results of the project or the reputation
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In March, I started to do some of the micromouse parts agin. For example, one of the wheels was not working well, so I had to replace it. There was friction between the wheel and the base of the micromouse. I cut the edges next to the wheels to prevent this friction and sand the
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This month I worked on white line sensors. This sensor is important to make the micro mouse follow the white line and avoid the black line. We worked on more than one design. In addition, we decided to first make four white line sensors on two pieces of the board, each board containing two white
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First, we made the decision to build the electric circuit for infrared sensors. We chose to start collecting all of the components in bags in order to prevent losing any of them or having replace them with new ones because of how many there are. Subsequently, we started connecting it using the electrical circuit sketch
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First, the Kilo group discussed each member’s skills and which sections in the team matrix would be best for him. We also made sure that each member was at the right position that he feels confident with the sections he assigned. As a result, we finished the team building exercise, which was the first step.
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