Ready for a completely new LEGO MINDSTORMS NXT Soccer experience?
Mario Ferrari and Daniele Benedettelli joined their efforts to create a completely automatic Soccer Game System. Forget RoboCup Junior robots that wander randomly on the field, without any clue of their position! The game field itself is a hybrid wood/aluminum/LEGO robot, that counts the scores and throws the ball back into the arena.
Check out more at robotics.benedettelli.com and stay tuned for updates!
Showing posts with label soccer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label soccer. Show all posts
Friday, November 26, 2010
Sunday, September 19, 2010
Finding a ball
For my actual project, a soccer-playing NXT robot, I've started with a prototype that is capable of finding a ball that broadcasts infrared signals; on that behalf it uses the IR Seeker Sensor by HiTechnic :
The programmed with leJOS NXJ, the Java platform for LEGO® MINDSTORMS NXT; working with it again revealed to me how powerful and elegant, yet easy to use leJOS has become by now.
The programmed with leJOS NXJ, the Java platform for LEGO® MINDSTORMS NXT; working with it again revealed to me how powerful and elegant, yet easy to use leJOS has become by now.
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
SteinCHenwelt 2009: the Movie
Last weekend, the SteinCHenwelt 2009 LEGO® event took place in the Swiss Technorama Science Center at Wintherthur, Switzerland.
Here's the movie I made about it; though I could be present on Saturday only, it was worth the journey to Switzerland.
Also the NXT 2.0 soccer robots performed quite well at their first mission.
Here's the movie I made about it; though I could be present on Saturday only, it was worth the journey to Switzerland.
Also the NXT 2.0 soccer robots performed quite well at their first mission.
Labels:
2009,
Events,
movie,
soccer,
SteinCHenwelt,
Switzerland
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