diff --git a/ball-collecting-vexbot.html b/ball-collecting-vexbot.html index 5212ab9..78316e6 100644 --- a/ball-collecting-vexbot.html +++ b/ball-collecting-vexbot.html @@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ - Nathan Lodder - Portfolio Website + Nathan Lodder - Portfolio Home @@ -28,34 +28,50 @@ - Project - Ball-Collecting Vexbot - - - - Your browser does not support the video tag. - - + + + + + + Your browser does not support the video tag. + + As part of an introduction to engineering course, my team of 3 classmates designed and built a robot on the VEX EXP robot platform for a set of self-defined goals. Our robot would - (1) launch small 3D-printed balls at coloured targets, (2) scan for and collect four of these - balls using their pink colour signature, and (3) deliver these balls to a designated area marked - by an orange paper pillar. - - - I contributed in a few different ways to this project. I worked with my team to design and build - the robot. I wrote, tested, and made operational the code to seek, identify, approach, and collect - the pink balls. I also implemented large-area scanning that would ensure the robot continually scanned - a large area for a pink ball if none were found nearby. I also integrated all work completed by my teammates - in our parallel development approach into a single control program for the robot that enabled it to execute - the ball launching, collecting, and delivery into a single program. + + + 1) launch small 3D-printed balls at coloured targets, + + + 2) scan for and collect four of these balls using their pink colour signature, and + + + 3) deliver these balls to a designated area marked by an orange paper pillar. + + + My Contributions + I contributed in a few different ways to this project including: + + + 1) working with my team to design and build the robot + + + 2) writing, testing, and making operational the code to seek, identify, approach, and collect + the pink balls. + + 3) implementing large-area scanning that would ensure the robot continually scanned + a large area for a pink ball if none were found nearby. + + 4) integrating all work completed by my teammates in our parallel development approach into a single + control program for the robot that enabled it to execute the ball launching, collecting, and delivery + sequentially. - diff --git a/pet-rescue-bot.html b/pet-rescue-bot.html index c53d208..c3d12be 100644 --- a/pet-rescue-bot.html +++ b/pet-rescue-bot.html @@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ - Nathan Lodder - Portfolio Website + Nathan Lodder - Portfolio Home
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+ + + + + Your browser does not support the video tag. + + As part of an introduction to engineering course, my team of 3 classmates designed and built a robot on the VEX EXP robot platform for a set of self-defined goals. Our robot would - (1) launch small 3D-printed balls at coloured targets, (2) scan for and collect four of these - balls using their pink colour signature, and (3) deliver these balls to a designated area marked - by an orange paper pillar. -
- I contributed in a few different ways to this project. I worked with my team to design and build - the robot. I wrote, tested, and made operational the code to seek, identify, approach, and collect - the pink balls. I also implemented large-area scanning that would ensure the robot continually scanned - a large area for a pink ball if none were found nearby. I also integrated all work completed by my teammates - in our parallel development approach into a single control program for the robot that enabled it to execute - the ball launching, collecting, and delivery into a single program. + + + 1) launch small 3D-printed balls at coloured targets, + + + 2) scan for and collect four of these balls using their pink colour signature, and + + + 3) deliver these balls to a designated area marked by an orange paper pillar. + + +