Group 3Session 1Session 1

Scanner Bot

Scanner Bot

Scans for objects then identifies by color

Alex

The robot scans nearby objects with the distance sensor then identifies objects with K-mean clustering. Using the resulting angles, it can crop the image for computer vision to only a very small sample of the object.

18 thoughts on “Scanner Bot

  • Alex, cool robot! I’m curious about the ways the plotting of the points could be used to map a space and identify objects, were you considering any particular applications when you design this? Awesome work!

  • Wow that was a really cool use of both the distance sensor and the camera. Awesome!

  • The arm design looks really cool. The idea is also really good and could help out with sorting things in larger settings (ex. store or factory).

  • Looks like an wasome robot! It was a pitty to see that you couldn’t get the k-means clustering to work, Your grabber also looks awsome!

  • Really ambitious project! I can see the beginnings of a terrific project. The graphs are super impressive by themselves. I hope you keep going and get it to work. How many big companies have to push back launch dates because their team of well-paid engineers couldn’t get a feature to work? SO MANY – it’s part of engineering!

  • Oh you could totally use KMC to find the clusters! Let me know if you want to talk more about how to find them This looks awesome and you are most of the way there. 🙂

  • I like the charting and graphing! Also i had a lot of trouble with my distance sensor on top of my servo so i think that was really cool that you got it to work

  • The whole graphing programming is insanely cool, as I don’t think I’ve seen anybody do something even remotely similar.

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