The building instructions for this arm can be found here:
http://www.nxtprograms.com/robot_arm/steps.html
I added the Ultra sensor to it, and you will notice some of the funtions in the code aren't used at all, because I plan on doing more with this.
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require "rubygems"
require "serialport"
require "nxt_comm"
$DEBUG = false
@nxt = NXTComm.new('/dev/tty.NXT-DevB-1')
def sleeper
sleep(0.5)
end
@nxt = NXTComm.new("/dev/tty.NXT-DevB-1")
def do_motor_a
a = Commands::Motor.new(@nxt)
a.port = :a
a.duration = {:rotations => 0.25}
a.control_power = true
a.start
puts "Run State: #{a.run_state}"
end
def do_motor_b
b = Commands::Motor.new(@nxt)
b.port = :b
b.duration = {:rotations => 0.25}
b.control_power = true
b.start
end
def do_motor_c
c = Commands::Motor.new(@nxt)
c.port = :c
c.duration = {:rotations => 0.25}
c.control_power = true
c.start
puts "Run State: #{c.run_state}"
end
def do_motorb_a
a = Commands::Motor.new(@nxt)
a.port = :a
a.duration = {:rotations => 0.25}
a.control_power = true
a.direction = :backward
a.start
puts "Run State: #{a.run_state}"
end
def do_motorb_b
b = Commands::Motor.new(@nxt)
b.port = :b
b.direction = :backward
b.duration = {:rotations => 0.25}
b.control_power = true
b.start
end
def do_motorb_c
c = Commands::Motor.new(@nxt)
c.port = :c
c.direction = :backward
c.duration = {:rotations => 0.25}
c.control_power = true
c.start
puts "Run State: #{c.run_state}"
end
def inputs_2
s = @nxt.get_input_values(NXTComm::SENSOR_2)
puts s[:value_raw]
if s[:value_raw] > 1005
@nxt.play_tone(659,500)
do_motorb_a
do_motorb_b
sleep 1
do_motor_a
do_motor_b
sleep 1
end
end
def inputs_1
sm = @nxt.get_input_values(NXTComm::SENSOR_1)
puts sm.inspect
sleep 1
end
loop {
inputs_2
}
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