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(New page: A short description of how to do data collection ==First time Precollection setup== #Update hicompass to the [latest version cs.earlham.edu/~leemasa/robotics/hicompass.py] #Checkout the g...) |
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#press the spacebar and wait for the data collection to complete | #press the spacebar and wait for the data collection to complete | ||
+ | When you are finished, press "q" to stop the program. | ||
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+ | send your data file to Aaron Weeden and Samuel Leeman-Munk. | ||
+ | amweeden06@earlham.edu | ||
+ | leemasa@earlham.edu |
Revision as of 13:21, 7 April 2010
A short description of how to do data collection
First time Precollection setup
- Update hicompass to the [latest version cs.earlham.edu/~leemasa/robotics/hicompass.py]
- Checkout the github repository
- git://github.com/Sleemanmunk/Magnetic-Mapping.git
- more info at [github www.github.com]
Every time data collection
Setup
- Make sure all the compasses you will be using are connected
- The current plan is to use 4
- Make sure that bot_id.py refers to your bot
- Start up your program
- Follow the on-screen instructions.
- Each compass's ID is written on it in permanent dry-erase marker.
- Expected values and the details of the coordinate system are on their way.
Running: Repeat the following steps until the entire room is mapped
- Place your robot on the center of a tile
- Make sure to keep it facing the same direction!
- use the WASD keys to move the abstract coordinates of the box to reflect its new location
- press the spacebar and wait for the data collection to complete
When you are finished, press "q" to stop the program.
send your data file to Aaron Weeden and Samuel Leeman-Munk. amweeden06@earlham.edu leemasa@earlham.edu