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“Drilling Brains for New & Better Use of Technology”

- PreFlighting the R2PV1 Eye Level -

Here we’ll look at adjusting the level of the robots eye so that when it comes up to a wall it can rapidly see and speed-up recognizing any clues. First install the CROSS pattern into the “SetUp Area” for testing ... then place the R2PV1 about 30cm or 1-foot away in front of the test pattern. Then select the first (far left) EyeLevel button to get into the test/setting screen. The three Eye Settings: Eye Level, Laser Sighting and Recognition. The + and - buttons causes the robots eye to look up lower or higher moving the image either higher or lower. Adjust the pattern level by clicking on the + or - while the robot is standing about a foot or thirty centimeters back from in front of the setup test pattern in the gaming arena SetUp area. Using a cross pattern is the easiest reference to make an accurate adjustment to the eye to display the pattern centered in the robots vision. - PreFlighting Sighting in the R2PV1 LaserGun - Now do the same for sighting in the Laser ShotGun. First select the second from the left Laser Sighting button to get into the test/setting screen. The three Eye Settings: Eye Level, Laser Sighting and Recognition. Adjust the Laser ShotGun spot into the center of the pattern on the wall by clicking on the + or - while the robot is standing about a foot or thirty centimeters back from in front of the setup test pattern in the gaming arena SetUp area. Using a cross pattern is again the easiest reference to make an accurate adjustment to the setting to see the Laser ShotGun spot centered. Patents Pending

If you’re bored with all this reading, just go play the game for a while and continue getting familiar with the robot and how it works. Try the AlwaysLeft and AlwaysRight rules to see them in action, to see which is more efficient in the gaming arena you setup. Then come back after your break to learn more about optimizing the robots travel through the gaming arena. still under construction ...