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  • Group 02 – Project Report – Week 8

    Mechanical  This week has not yielded much progress, as the 3D-printers have been occupied a lot of the time and we need all the parts before we begin mounting them together. Therefore, rather than not doing anything, the parts we’ve had available have been mounted together and they have gone through a kind of test to see […]

    October 24, 2019
  • Shallow Blue Week 42

    This week we have continued on the code for the recognition for the pieces. We have been able to recognize a pawn. Also continued the work on making a chess game to be used with the interface for the system. We have also continued on printing and testing that the pieces for the railing system […]

    October 24, 2019
  • Group 4: ASD – Sprint 8

    Date: 10.10.2019 – 17.10.2019 This week we have been working on multiple sub-systems in order to progress and achieve as much as possible. We made some mechanical changes to improve the drone design, and we have done a lot of testing to ensure that the components are working as expected. The economical budget has also […]

    October 22, 2019
  • Group 7 – Week 8

    Week 8 Mechanical Adithya:  Since we have finished the design for the suspension, our priority now is to make sure the 3D printed parts fit into each other and into the laser cut parts. After 2 rounds of printing and testing it was shown that without any clearance two parts which work together in Solidworks […]

    October 21, 2019
  • Group 1 – Project Fetch – Week 8 10.10 – 17.10

    This week we have looked at how we’re going to achieve object detection, so that car will be able to recognize its target, both initially before it is thrown and when it goes looking for it. To perform this task we’ll be using the ROS package find_object_2d (which also has a 3d mode, when using […]

    October 21, 2019
  • Group 6 Week 42

    We have been working on our model in Solidworks, where we are trying to find smart ways to make our parts. Our main issue is producing aluminium parts since the tools at school are limited. Our solution is to make as many thin parts as possible as they weigh less and are easier to process.  […]

    October 20, 2019
  • Group 02 – Project Report – Week 7

    Mechanical  This week the mechanical group has made a lot of progress regarding the production of the different parts that needs to be 3D printed. We have made different versions of the same parts to see that they fit and made adjustments thereafter. There is not that much to write about this week since we’ve more or less been creating the same parts this […]

    October 17, 2019
  • Shallow Blue Week 41

    This week has been a slow one. We have not gotton so much progres on the the project. Also after speaking to Dag we have started with documenting why we use the components we use. We are not finished with the documentation so it will come in a later blog post. I have been able […]

    October 17, 2019
  • Haptix Week 41

    Had a meeting in the Cave at the University. The electro students had received their components, so we looked at these together. In addition, we went through the Leap Motion device and the HTC Vive.  Petter:  I’ve finished the rubix system which basically describes how each piece interacts with the pieces around it . I still need to adjust how the pieces interact with each other, as […]

    October 16, 2019
  • Group 4: ASD – Sprint 7

    Date: 03.10.2019 – 10.10.2019 We have continued working with hardware this week as well, since we started testing some components last week. We ended the last sprint with some questions and minor setbacks, which we have solved and overcome this week. Last week we encountered some power distribution problems, and after discussing and getting some […]

    October 16, 2019
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