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  • ASTROROVER – WEEK 13 – HOW I ALMOST LOST MY FINGER, PRETENDING TO BE RICHARD THUE

    ASTROROVER – WEEK 13 – HOW I ALMOST LOST MY FINGER, PRETENDING TO BE RICHARD THUE

    August & Sander: Mapping Sander and I have created a hard deadline. We have set a timeline of 2 blog weeks to finish implementing mapping. This particular deadline is extremely hard, and I kid you not, I will smash the entire car with Sander inside (of course without the mecanum wheels, we dont want to…

  • PickMeBot-week 12

    Sondre: I’ve been following a guy on YouTube called Stuff Made Here, and he creates some really impressive projects that combine a lot of programming with mechanical design. What I’ve learned from watching him is that things rarely work perfectly the first time, you often have to dig through every little part to figure out…

  • Hydrawlics – Week 12:

    Hello and welcome back!👋 This week has brought steady progress across both the mechanical and software sides of Hydrawlics, and everyone has been pushing hard as we move closer to the end of the project🤩 Below you’ll find a summary of what each team member has been working on! Fredrik: As we are nearing the…

  • MiniMuck – Week 12

    Hello Wørld! This week the team has tested the robotics and LIDAR, and resolved the remaining problems. We now have all systems working individually, and a complete integration is closer than ever. At this pace MiniMuck is expected to arrive next week!

  • Week 12

    Wang This week our goal is to get 4 LEDs to light up depending on where I move the joystick. This week I also got the joystick that I’m actually going to use. I haven’t worked with it yet since I got it at the end of the week but at the end of the…

  • AutoBalance: Week 12

    Mohammed A:I focused primerly on fixing and addapting the middel section of the motorbike with the new components that will be implemented to the motorbike. I have figured out that the bike will be stretched in the longer side, and that the momntum wheel should have enough space to rotete and enough space for the…

  • ASTROROVER – WEEK 12 – INTEGRATION HELL²⁰⁰⁰^!: A JOURNEY THROUGH TERMINALS, TEARS AND COFFEE

    ASTROROVER – WEEK 12 – INTEGRATION HELL²⁰⁰⁰^!: A JOURNEY THROUGH TERMINALS, TEARS AND COFFEE

    August & Sander: pictures and an expression of what this week means to us: Where to start? Lets just start by saying that this is how our project, our Astrorover, looks like after integration hell: When writing this, after all the hours it took putting the frame together, designing it, gluing it, mounting the sensors…

  • PickMeBot-week 11

    Sondre: This week was both fun and frustrating. I didn’t manage to solve everything I planned, partly because another course needed attention, but I still made solid progress.  The original sprint goal for these two weeks was to make the car navigate without touching the walls, which we actually finished earlier. Now that Theo is…

  • AROWEEK 11

    Bram van den Nieuwendijk  This week, I began by 3D printing several parts and doing some laser cutting to continue building the prototype. The bottom section of the prototype is now ready for testing as soon as the wheels (currently being 3D printed) are completed. The rotation mechanism for the top part in the x-direction is…

  • Hydrawlics – Week 11

    Hello and welcome back!👋 Our blog is a tad late this week. Many of our members had important obligations in other courses the previous weeks, so we had shorter time for preparation than we would like. But we are excited to show what we have been able to accomplish this week! At the end of…