Monday, December 16, 2013

Code worked

                                                        Code Worked!!!!!!!!!!!!

To Be Continue

First and foremost, I would like thank the team that made all of this possible. Jeff Francois and Jeff Hutchinson, thank you for your participation on this project. Jeff F. did a terrific job with the coding, I'm truly please with the final outcome. Jeff H. did a great job with the write up, you summed up everything the team went through to make this project come to life. Great work gentleman...
This concludes our project...

 "TO BE CONTINUE!!!!"

Your Host: Tito J. Arana

December 13 - Hard Work Pays Off Cont.

Roboplow Mini Part 2:

Saturday, December 14, 2013

December 13 - Hard Work Pays Off

We present to you Roboplow....

December 13 - Roboplow Mini

Ladies and Gentlemen (drum roll!!!!!!)..... Roboplow Mini, brought to you by the Department of Mechanical Engineering:

Thursday, December 12, 2013

December 12 - Code Used To Run Roboplow

This is our final code we are using to run Roboplow. Our Robot is alive!!!!!! A final video soon to come.

December 11 - This Is It

 At only two days away I had no choice but to go back to Walmart and purchase another RC car. This time I did not throw away the box or took the RC apart but what I did (and this I should of done with the first RC I bought) to put batteries on the RC and the control and make sure that the forward and back worked. Luckily this one seem to work flawlessly. Once I tested that all terminals were fine, I started soldering everything back with caution. I didn't want to alter anything with the new RC car. So far is looking great according to plan. Each terminal that's being solder is working great. Now to put it back together and move forward with Roboplow. Ladies and Gentlemen, we are back in business. Two RC car later: