Here’s a fun build from [RootSaid] that is suitable for people just getting started with microcontrollers and robotics — an Arduino-controlled two-wheeled robot. The video assumes you already have one ...

Engineering students at UMass Dartmouth have been creating robots for quite some time, and it's probably not a surprise that those robots are getting smaller and smaller. The university and a group of ...

Hi there, this is organization is a collection of repositories for our school project 'Micro Mouse' at the University of applied sciences Utrecht. If you don't know what a micro mouse is, please refer ...

Abstract: This paper proposes a maze exploring algorithm named “Partition-central Algorithm”, which is used to find the shortest path in a micromouse competition maze. A standard 16*16 units maze is ...

We have designed an Arduino-based GPS Tracker using the NEO-6M GPS Module. A GPS (global positioning system) tracker utilises satellite signals to accurately determine the location of an object or ...

You would think there are only so many ways for a robotic mouse to run a maze, but in its almost 50 year history, competitors in Micromouse events have repeatedly proven this assumption false. In the ...

It might provide some insight into why game programming and pathfinding is an ever-evolving field. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works ...

Oh this is so nerdy and great: Veritasium introduces us to Micromouse, a maze-solving competition in which robotic mice compete to see which one is the fastest through a maze. The competitions have ...

The maze solving has gained increasing attention in the field of Micromouse competition and Intelligent Robot. The goal for Micromouse maze solving is to reach the destination cell with minimum cost ...