EV3MathBuggy - a fun and math bot

[andreasbaumgart]

Hi!

I will show you two photos of my new project: The EV3MathBuggy with the following functions:

• controlled via iPad or iPhone (Using the Gyroscope).
• Integrated web service.
• selecting some defaults or typing any kind of mathematical functions.
  The EV3 MathBot will drive the function.
• Using mecanum wheels.

A video is coming soon.

Andreas

[SERVATOR]

1/x also? ;)

Very interesting project... 

Edited November 15, 2017 by SERVATOR

[Jurss]

Those wheels - I knew this kind, but that implementation in Lego Technic ...

[1963maniac]

Andreas, That'a very unique looking vehicle!! But, How do you make those wheels?

[Zerobricks]

So you can drive it any shaped path? That looks great!

P.S.Please credit the wheels creator...

Edited November 18, 2017 by Zero (Zblj)

[andreasbaumgart]

On 18.11.2017 at 9:28 PM, Zero (Zblj) said:

So you can drive it any shaped path? That looks great!

P.S.Please credit the wheels creator...

>>So you can drive it any shaped path? That looks great
Yes. That's possible. If you have the mathematical function.

>>P.S.Please credit the wheels creator.

Yes. You are right!  I will do :-) But it is not this creation. The shown wheels are more stable. I used a modificated version.
Thanks to Eric Steenstra for the wheel creation. I know, that he developed it with another one but I haven't the name.

Edited November 21, 2017 by andreasbaumgart

[dagupa]

I really want to see a video of this robot drawing some math formulas. This is a great way to get kids into trigonometry. I use a very simple robot to teach my nephew about distances, coordinates and angles, but drawing functions sounds very cool.

I saw the video of this robot with those custom metallic wheels and it moves very smoothly. I want to see how these Lego wheels perform.

Congratulations on your creation.