Embedded Motion Control 2014 Group 12

Members of group 12

Anthom van Rijn	0737682
Jan Donkers	0724801
Jeroen Willems	0755833
Karel Drenth	0863408

Testing

• 09-05 Initial testing to familiarize with the operation of Pico.
• 13-05 Testing corridor_challenge on Pico.

Software architecture corridor challenge

Initially, six functions are to be written to perform specific tasks to complete the corridor challenge.

Function: const_hard

Description: Stop Pico from running into a wall by readjusting if any point in the laser data is under a threshold.
Input: laser data
Output: cmd_vel
Syntax:

Function: readlaser

Description: Reduce the set of laser data to a managable set of variables by only taking the the data from the front, sides and back (from the frame of reference attached to Pico).
Input: laser data
Output: laserfront, laserright, laserback, laserleft
Syntax:

Function: sit_eval

Description: Use the laser data to determine the situation the robot is currently in, corridor (1), T junction left (2) or T junction right (3).
Input: laserfront, laserright, laserback, laserleft
Output: sit_number
Syntax:

Function: corridor

Description: sit_number = 1, attempts to stay in the middle of the corridor and continue straight on.
Input: laserright, laserleft
Output: cmd_vel
Syntax:

Function: t_junction_left

Description: sit_number = 2, drives a set distance forward, turns left and again drives a set distance forward.
Input:
Output: cmd_vel
Syntax:

Function: t_junction_right

Description: sit_number = 3, drives a set distance forward, turns right and again drives a set distance forward.
Input:
Output: cmd_vel
Syntax: