It is a pleasure for us to challenge all the LEGO Mindstorms robotic models/bricks. It may seem incredible, but the fastest Line Follower is built with LEGO RCX (year 1998) !!!!!!!!
Great job! I will not ask for the program, but can you explain the philosophy of this code using 3 Color sensors? What's the secret of running too fast and never losing the black line? Do you use any PID control? What else? Arrays? I would be grateful if you could share some guidance. Thanks!
@@ValterNXT Yes, I know that code. After you get the max and min raw value, you write them into “NXT Light Configuration” block and add that values at the start of your program for the 3 sensors, right? Thanks
Wow all 4 generations represented! All competitive! Great to see a video from Valter & ITLUG. You are an inspiration.
It is a pleasure for us to challenge all the LEGO Mindstorms robotic models/bricks. It may seem incredible, but the fastest Line Follower is built with LEGO RCX (year 1998) !!!!!!!!
Great job! I will not ask for the program, but can you explain the philosophy of this code using 3 Color sensors?
What's the secret of running too fast and never losing the black line?
Do you use any PID control? What else? Arrays?
I would be grateful if you could share some guidance. Thanks!
Hi, we use 3 Lego NXT Light Sensors and PID (only PD for now)
Regards
@@ValterNXT Thanks for reply! 1 more question : Did u just connect the 3 NXT light sensors in EV3, without special calibration code?
Best regards
@@_SirLEGO_ No, In our code there is a specific calibration for normalize NXT light sensor from 0 (white) to 100 (black)
@@ValterNXT Yes, I know that code. After you get the max and min raw value, you write them into “NXT Light Configuration” block and add that values at the start of your program for the 3 sensors, right? Thanks
@@_SirLEGO_ It seems correct, but I don't use EV3-G program blocks, but RobotC
Nice
could you share the layout of the track please
Can you use Spike for this
I think so, even though I don't have that kit and have never done any tests
@@ValterNXT Are EV3 programs written in lab or C++
We use several programming languages including the original LEGO software, EV3Basic and RobotC (obsolete)
thank you very much@@ValterNXT
In the video, the 3-eye EV3 written in lab or EV3Basic ，thank you
Can you help me with that program please!
Do you have an email to send you one question plz?
padovan.valter@libero.it