Difference between revisions of "Project2: Triangulation with sbRIO robots"
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+ | *'''Download''' [[media:RoboticSensing.zip|RoboticSensing.zip]] and extract to your Home Directory. Run RoboticSensing\MicSourceLocator.lvproj. | ||
[[File:MicSourceLocatorProject.JPG|MicSourceLocator Project]] | [[File:MicSourceLocatorProject.JPG|MicSourceLocator Project]] | ||
*'''Compute Angle on a Single Robot''' | *'''Compute Angle on a Single Robot''' |
Revision as of 15:42, 21 June 2010
- Download RoboticSensing.zip and extract to your Home Directory. Run RoboticSensing\MicSourceLocator.lvproj.
- Compute Angle on a Single Robot
- View the LabVIEW for Robotics page for reference information about the sbRIO robots.
- Open DMA Buffered Acquisition-2Channels (HOST).vi and use Save As, save it to "Compute Angle (Robot).vi" and start editing this.
- Compute angle of arrival on Robot platform using your FindCCPeak.vi and ComputeAngle.vi
- Click the Run button on Compute Angle (Robot).vi. This will download your code to the robot specified in the project.
- Source Location using 2 Robots
- Right-Click on Starter Kit sbRIO and set the IP to the IP labeled on your robot.
- Open Starter Kit sbRIO -> MicSourceLocator (Robot).vi and My Computer-> MicSourceLocator (PC with Robots).vi
- Run these 2 VIs simultaneously and study the block diagrams to make sure you understand how the communication is working
- Merge Compute Angle (robot).vi and MicSourceLocator (Robot).vi and view the results on the front panel of MicSourceLocator (PC with Robots).
- Add a 2nd robot to your project and run MicSourceLocator (Robot).vi on both robots simultaneously.
- Modify MicSourceLocator (PC with Robots) to compute the source location and plot the web.
- Move robots
- Automated controller algorithm to optimize robot positions
- Thin client communication to Robot