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Stanford · ME 218B·2019Robotics & Smart Products

The Moving Average

A robot that navigates a game field, sorts balls by color, and deposits them in the right bins.

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ME 218B was a team design series on programmable electromechanical systems — user I/O, timers, interrupts, signal conditioning, embedded software design, state charts, sensors, actuators, noise, and power supplies. In a team of three, we built a robot to navigate a game field, collect balls of varying colors, and deposit them in the correct bins.

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