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Rope Climber
Rope Climber has been built for the rtlToronto Lego Robotics Event - Rope Climbing. In a nutshell - build a robot that can find and climb a rope. Sounds easy right? Not! In the tradition of rtlToronto, there are some interesting rules to make this more challenging. First off - the robot must fit within a 8x8x8 square on start. The trick - the rope is hanging 12 inches off the ground. The robot must "grow" to catch the rope. The robot must also start 36 inches from the rope. This requires it to be able to drive and find the rope. The 8 inch requirement also is important to consider once the robot reaches the top. In order to win, the robot must be above a marker placed on the rope. This marker will be 12 inches from the top. This robot extends to 14 inches, so it must also "contract" when it detects it is at the top. More details and lots of other robots from me @ at www.plastibots.com
RCX4 motors touch and light sensors.
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very nice robot! do used an
very nice robot! do used an especfic lego kit or just mixes pieces?
Wow, that sounds like a great
Wow, that sounds like a great competition! Would love to see/hear more about it. For that matter, maybe I can convince the local robot folks to try doing this competition sometime...
This sounds like a very
This sounds like a very challenging (and hence very fun) competition. Great job on the bot. Has the event already happened? If so, how did you do?