Lego Mindstorms Ev3 Gyro Boy Program Download BEST

This is the code review for the 2012 EV3 software released in 2012 for Mac, Windows

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I am trying to build self balancing robot using lego EV3 with RobotC platform. the sensor used is gyroscope and built in motor encoders. Can anyone provide me the source code for such a robot using ev3 and robotc?

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Every time i start the robot, it goes in only one direction (depending on how good i balanced it) and then goes ERROR. I have built the light sensor segway with a fair bit of success with the same makeshift lego set, but this one with the gyro is not as successful.

This program makes Gyro Boy balance on its two wheels using theGyroSensor. The duty cycle of themotors is continuously adjusted as a function of the gyro angle, the gyrospeed, the motor angles, and the motor speeds, in order to maintain balance.

First of all, what is the Gyro Sensor? If you ask with idiom the gyroscope is device for measuring or maintaining orientation based on the principles of !angular momentum*. Said with other words, the Gyro sensor could tell you what is the change in its position. And by this I don't need the change in milimeters or meters or whatever. But change in rotation,so it tells you at what degrees it has changed starting from its based position. So, when we run the program if the sensor is like this and we take the robot at 90 degrees the Gyro sensor will tell you that it has been rotated at 90 degrees. This can be quite useful during the competition because you could try to make perfect turns with it. And with this will be better for your orientation on the field. But now, let's see what we can actually do with the program and the Gyro sensor. I've connected EV3 brick to the computer and as you could see the computer detects two sensors. In Port 2 we have EV3 Gyro sensor and in Port 1 we have NXT Gyro sensor. Which in this case is detected as NXT sound sensor but now I will take Gyro sensor block, set it to Port 1 Here is a warning that on Port 1 we don't have Gyro sensor but still I will download the program.

Again it will be a very basic introduction so do not expect especially from this course any more advanced stuff. But we'll enter into more advanced stuff in the next videos. Gyro sensor, so with the gyro sensor first you have to do is to add this sensor to the robot. I'll now remove the light sensor, from previous tutorials and I'll add the gyro sensor. Of course you can add it in many different ways, I'll just add it on this attachment and I'll attach the cable to the gyro sensor. In my case the gyro sensor is attached to port 3. Now what the gyro sensor does is it can tell you several things. The thing that we are interested in now is that the gyro sensor can give you the angle of rotation, how much have you rotated he robot. If this is 0 when you rotate the robot, this will 90 degrees, this will be 180 and this will be one full turn. You might remember that when you program the robot and you set the number of rotations that you want one of the motors to turn if the motor turns for one rotation or 360 degrees, this does not mean that the whole robot will turn 360 degrees it will be only the motor and it might, depending on the size of the wheel and the construction of the robot, turning the motor for 360 degrees might turn the robot, but in most of the cases it won't turn the robot for one full rotation. This is something that we'll use the gyro sensor, to tell us when have we reached 90 degrees, so that we are sure that we can turn the robot to a 90 degrees angle. Let's check out the program. In the program what I would like to do is to turn the robot with motor A. I'll configure it to turn forward. This will make our robot turn left. We are turning motor A, but we are turning it just on, not for a certain number of rotations, just on. This motor turns and the whole robot turns with the motor. Then we are waiting until as with the other sensors, until something happens. Until an event happens. In this case we are waiting for the gyro sensor to reach an angle of exactly 90 degrees. So we are waiting for the gyro sensor to reach an angle of 90 degrees. It's not a good practice to set this comparison to equal so we want to set it to greater than, or equal, because it might be 91 degrees depending on the configuration of the sensor.

It turns, I'll stop the program, zoom it and the value is negative. In order to detect a 90 degrees angle, we must turn in the other direction. What you have to remember from this video is the gyro sensor returns the angle of turning of the whole construction in space, the angle space and it has a positive value and a negative value depending on the direction in which we are turning. If we are turning in this direction it has a negative value. If we are turning in this direction it has a positive value.

With some modifications, yes the python program could be used with different (non-Lego) motors and sensors. The program requires 1 degree precision from the motor encoders, and values from a gyro sensor normalized as DPS (Degrees Per Second).

I usually use this as my base gyro programming. If you understand My Blocks, I am basically using that in my programme. All I have to do is to add in the values in terms of direction, speed and distance.

The EV3 gyro sensor can provide both angle and angle velocity readings, but we use only the angle velocity from the sensor. The angle is then computed from the angle velocity by summation. The EV3 gyro sensor is connected to our program by the EV3GyroSensor class in leJOS. To read the angle velocity EV3GyroSensor uses an inner class called RateMode. For some reason not clear to me, the EV3GyroSensor class negates the angle velocity before it is returned to the program. Therefore it has been necessary to re-negate the returned value to its true value before use.

A segway was constructed using a LEGO Mindstorms NXT kit and a gyro, and the goal was to construct a self balancing segway. To do this the motor angles and the gyro measurements were available, and a working Simulink program. The main focus in this project has been to construct an observer.

The last season we had some trouble with the gyro, his indicator is always incrementing no matter the target is not moving and we don't think it is a programming error, we searched on internet and many teams also have that problem. ff782bc1db