Showing posts with label Beam Technology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Beam Technology. Show all posts

26 January 2010

Visit Nasa City




This is very interesting site. It about a city where most of the items or technology used is of NASA technology or space technology. You can rotate the city by clicking the direction arrow and click on the specific building such as grocery, medical and it will zoom into the building and show you all the items, equipment or instrument using or somehow related to technology used by Nasa. Amazing...

04 March 2009

Robotics DC Motor


DC motor is the most common component used in building a small functioning moving robot. Apart from the motor's performance, the type of motor, as well as the physical size is of great important to consider when you design a robot. To understand how these motors function is very crucial as it will affect the overall performance of the robot. You can learn the basic function of motor and other related subjects at DC Motor.

01 February 2009

EXP-1 Beam Robotic


This is our first attempt to construct the herbie Robot(Originally invented by Randy Sargent, Herbie was built from spare parts as an entry for a robot competition), we (myself and my friend Rendy) called ours the EXP-1.



We used the same circuit as the original herbie Robot. We come up this simple approach; we used a vero board as the chassis, Motors, Resistors, Variable resistor, Two LDR and the heart of the robot, an audio amplifier. Below are the complete schematic diagram of the Herbie's Robot Seeking Light.



This robot used the following component:
a) Two unit 5V DC motors
b) One unit 47K Resistor
c) One variable 100K resistor
d) Two unit LDR (light Detector Resistor)
e) One unit LM 386 Audio power Amplifier
f) One unit Vero Board


The robot operates as expected but we have some difficulty in controlling the sensitivity of these LDR. We are thinking of fine-tuning the circuit again by adding variable resistor in replace of the fixed resistor to both LDR. We are so fascinated to see it became alive and kicking. The EXP-1 is attracted to light source. So, whenever you shone the left/right LDR with a torch light, it move to the left/right respectively. We are looking forward to the next experiment i.e. to modify the circuit and add in more features.

You can try experimenting and build your own herbie by clicking this link :http://www.scribd.com/doc/6666573/Mouse-Robot

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