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+ | by Jordan Aronson, Alex Herriott, Oscar Arias | ||
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+ | ==='''Project Overview:'''=== | ||
+ | The robot being built combined with a complex algorithm will take a rubik’s cube, evaluate it, and solve the cube. | ||
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+ | ==='''Objectives:'''=== | ||
+ | To build this, we need these things: | ||
+ | *1. Build a robot which includes a Raspberry Pi along with motors that can rotate parts of the cube horizontally and vertically. | ||
+ | *2. Create code to take the set of instructions and give them to the robot which will execute the necessary moves to solve the cube. | ||
+ | *3. Create code to detect the colors on a cube on each of its sides | ||
+ | **Backlight the camera | ||
+ | *4. Convert an algorithm to solve a cube into Python and produce a set of instructions based on its given colors | ||
+ | *5. Connect the Raspberry Pi to the motors using circuitry | ||
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Revision as of 20:57, 12 February 2016
The Solver
by Jordan Aronson, Alex Herriott, Oscar Arias
Project Overview:
The robot being built combined with a complex algorithm will take a rubik’s cube, evaluate it, and solve the cube.
Objectives:
To build this, we need these things:
- 1. Build a robot which includes a Raspberry Pi along with motors that can rotate parts of the cube horizontally and vertically.
- 2. Create code to take the set of instructions and give them to the robot which will execute the necessary moves to solve the cube.
- 3. Create code to detect the colors on a cube on each of its sides
- Backlight the camera
- 4. Convert an algorithm to solve a cube into Python and produce a set of instructions based on its given colors
- 5. Connect the Raspberry Pi to the motors using circuitry