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Save the date. We are planning to hold our annual summer competition on 22 June 2024 at King Edward VI School in Stratford upon Avon. The address is Chapel Lane, Stratford-upon-Avon CV37 6BE and the event will take place in the gymnasium. Parking will be available on site with card…
Each month we hold an online meeting with a focus topic and discussion.
This month Peter Harrison will be presenting our focus topic "DC Motor Driver Techniques". Many members will have enjoyed Peter's previous presentations on Feed Forward and PD controllers, we can expect some more gems from Peter to help us to drive our robots accurately. We do seem to have a…
Our draft agenda for this call is : Feedback from Minos Review UKMARSBOTpico “Why Who What” Main board candidate capabilities/features Candidate extender boards capabilities/features Progressing walls and posts for the full size maze Members discussion and updates Members will be sent joining instructions by email.
Our Minos annual conference was held at St Alban's Catholic High School, Digby Road Ipswich IP4 3NJ on the 16 and 17 March 2024, with a micro-mouse competition on Sunday 17th. Another great conference with informative presentations and an exciting day of robot contests. You can see the results here:…
February's focus topic was presented by Ian Butterworth describing the techniques for learning and replaying the line in a UKMARSBOT line follower. If you missed it you can catch up with this recording of the presentation
January's focus topic is presented by David Hannaford showing us how he has built a maze solver using Python. If you missed it you can catch up with this recording of the presentation
December's focus topic was presented by Duncan Louttit and describes micromouse sensors: “The design of reflected light wall sensors for Micromouse; part 1” Duncan says: When I was talking to new micromousers, I found that a lot of what I took as everyday knowledge about wall sensors wasn’t obvious to…
November's focus topic was presented by Neil Stevenson describing his experience of using KiCAD to design PCBs for robots. If you missed it you can catch up with this recording of the presentation
Our Autumn Competition this year is in Hazlemere HIgh Wycombe at Hazlemere Youth Centre, Rose Avenue, Hazlemere, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, HP15 7UB Note: this is the youth centre not the community centre that we have used in the past which is very close by. Here is the indicative Programme for…