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cyber:bot Sumo Contests

Overview: Autonomous Sumo with the cyber:bot Robot

What it’s about

The cyber:bot doesn’t need remote control for sumo matches; it can also compete autonomously.  As an autonomous Sumo-cyber:bot, it will use sensors to detect its opponent and the white line that surrounds the sumo ring.  The script will make it:

  • Detect and turn away from the edge of the ring
  • Search the ring for opponents
  • Detect and charge at an opponent
  • Push the opponent out of the ring

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Before you start

Parts Each Student or Team will need:

(1) cyber:bot Robot Kit – with micro:bit

(0.5) QTI Line Follower AppKit for the Small Robot (One of these kits can be split between two cyber:bot robots.)

Complete these tutorials first:

Required

  • Get Started with micro:bit and Python
  • Writing micro:bit programs
  • Add modules to your micro:bit
  • Build your cyber:bot
  • Navigation with the cyber:bot

Recommended

  • Infrared Light Navigation for the cyber:bot
  • QTI Line Follower for cyber:bot

After You Finish

You will be able to:

  • Compete in an autonomous cyber:bot SumoBot contest.
  • Through practice, become familiar with techniques that might be useful in a standard autonomous SumoBot contest.

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