The user [oleglyan] is building a SUMO robot based on Arduino.
The sport “SUMO” came from Japan
which has been applied for robots.
And here is one of the categories.
The system consists of:
*A mechanical platform
*Actuators
*Power electronics
*Power source
*Sensors
*Microcontroller
Mechanical parts made of aluminum L and U profiles and sheets, all fastened with screws.
Actuators are 2 gearmotors driving 2 separate wheels with bevel gears.
In order to control these actuators, we install 2 H-bridge drivers.
And the LiPo power source around 12V to get maximum performance.
In order to be able to detect the opponent, we install 4 IR proximity sensors with range 40cm.
In order to be inside the Dohyo, we install atleast 2 line detecting sensors at the bottom of the front corners.
Arduino is a perfect solution for this project. There’s so many macros and libraries which simplifies our programming and drives directly to project realisation. With the help of it we can process all the data from sensors easily and control the system.
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