Hi, this is Wayne again with a topic “Autonomous Sentry Gun”.
Right, I’m James Fleming and I’m from Marin County, which is north of San Francisco, I’m Parker Spencer and I’m the same places James I’m doing Chow and I’m also in the same places. I’Ve been Pearson and I am from counties. We built a century gutting robot and it’s pretty much a robot controlled by Arduino that uses infrared lasers to randomly navigate through obstacles with a Centurion that is controlled by a computer on top filling out a sentry gun. While he was making a sentry gun – and we really wanted to make a robot, so we made the robot dilly kind of made, the section go to his house kind of put those two together, yeah, the actual Arduino that makes it go around is a program that Tells it to move until it sees the object and then it goes backwards and turns and then goes forward again trying to avoid the object where the sentry gun is feeding live to the computer, where from there we can control the century go well.
I think one of the things that we might do differently is mount the wheels differently, because we, the wheels themselves, would grow several times today, because they were only put together with glue and also we were just trying to improve the quality of every single component and Especially the servo wheels which make up the car of the project, so we want servos, which put out yeah, make the car drive and find better batteries that would last longer because we went through 30 batteries today. I think we took a lot of time working on it, and people are realizing that and appreciating that, and that feels really good. .