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** There is exactly 1 door in the maze | ** There is exactly 1 door in the maze | ||
** The door will be situated at a dead end, a dead end being defined as a piece of wall with minimum length 0.5 and maximum length 1.5 with side-walls of at least 0.3 meter length. | ** The door will be situated at a dead end, a dead end being defined as a piece of wall with minimum length 0.5 and maximum length 1.5 with side-walls of at least 0.3 meter length. | ||
** | ** There might be multiple dead ends in the maze, one of which is a door | ||
** You need to pass the door to solve the maze | ** You need to pass the door to solve the maze | ||
** The door will open if and only if the following conditions are met: | ** The door will open if and only if the following conditions are met: |
Revision as of 13:12, 8 May 2015
The final competition will be held on June 17, 8.45h at the RoboCup soccer field. The goal of this competition is to let PICO autonomously drive through a maze and find the exit. Some facts:
- Where and when:
- Wed June 17, 8.45h - 10.30h
- Location: RoboCup Soccer field, GEM-N
- Set-up
- Make sure your software is easy to set-up, i.e:
- Your software can be updated with one easy command, e.g. 'git pull'
- Your software can be compiled using 'cmake' and 'make'
- To start your software, only one executable has to be called
- If your set-up deviates from this method, let us know as soon as possible!
- Make sure your software is easy to set-up, i.e:
- Maze characteristics:
- Exact location of the entrance and exit are unknown, but they will be on the boundaries of the maze
- Walls are approximately axis-aligned, meaning all angles are 90 degrees. Approximately means: built by hand, so slight differences may occur.
- Open spaces may occur
- There may be loops in the maze, which means that some walls may not be connected to other walls.
- Start, goal and limits:
- PICO will start with its laser range finder within the boundaries of the maze
- You have finished the assignment if PICO did not drive into walls, found the exit and the whole robot is across the finish line.
- Maximum speed (is limited in PICO): 0.5 m/s translational, 1.2 rad/s rotational. By the way, that's pretty fast (compared to last year's 0.2 m/s), so be careful! You don't have to drive that fast!
- Doors:
- There is exactly 1 door in the maze
- The door will be situated at a dead end, a dead end being defined as a piece of wall with minimum length 0.5 and maximum length 1.5 with side-walls of at least 0.3 meter length.
- There might be multiple dead ends in the maze, one of which is a door
- You need to pass the door to solve the maze
- The door will open if and only if the following conditions are met:
- PICO is located within 1.3m distance from the door (i.e., no part of PICO is located outside the 1.3m range)
- PICO is not driving, i.e., the commanded velocity is 0 (both translational and rotational)
- PICO asks to open the door. This will become available from the io-layer, e.g.,:
io.requestOpenDoor()
- If these conditions are met:
- The door will start sliding open within 2 seconds since PICO's request
- The door will slide open to the left or to the right
- The door slides open at approximately constant velocity
- The door is fully open within 5 seconds since PICO's request
- Scoring:
- You have 2 attempts (= maximum one restart)
- restart means:
- PICO restarts at beginning of maze
- MAZE time (= time used for scoring) is reset, BUT
- TOTAL time keeps running
- You have a total of 7 minutes for both attempts
- Hit wall = that attempt fails
- PICO standing still for 30 seconds = that attempt fails
- No second attempt if first attempt was successful