Robodyssey Systems Code Page is free for you to use. Feel free to use these examples in your projects. Many of these examples use Sharp sensors and our Voltage Divider Boards.

BasicX Code Examples

MotherBoard Experiments

Hello1

Start at the beginning with this simple "Hello World" program
Featured in our Code Generator




Single A to D

Your very first analog to digital conversion
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Three A to D on one BasicX

Getting cooler!
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IRRadar

Use a BX-24 and a Sharp Sensor as a really cool radar!
Featured in our Code Generator




Mouse Projects

Trash Moving Mouse

Mouse Equipped with a Gripper gets trash out of it's way!
Featured in our Code Generator




FollowMe

Mouse Equipped with a Sharp Sensor Plays Tag!
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TableTop

Mouse Equipped with Three Sharp Sensors That REALLY stays on a table!
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Brightest Light

Mouse Equipped with a Light Sensor rotates, locates and heads for the bightest light
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IRTango

Mouse Equipped with a Sharp Sensor dances with a partner




Roach Projects

Basic Roach

Robodyssey Roach with Sharp Sensor
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Radar Roach

Robodyssey Roach with Sharp Sensor Mounted on a turret
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Mini Roach Projects

Basic MiniRoach

Robodyssey MiniRoach with Sharp Sensor
Featured in our Code Generator




Ant Projects

Basic running mode using a Bx-24

This little guy will avoid an edge and steer around stuff in its way
Featured in our Code Generator




Keeping an Ant inside a sumo style ring

Use three A to D's on one cool robot




Smaller Than Normal Mouse Projects

Modified "FollowMe" Code

Smaller Mouse Equipped with a Sharp Sensor Plays Tag!




Basic Smaller than Normal Mouse Code

Mouse Mini equipped with a sharp sensor navigates a table top
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Dan's Doom I

Mouse Mini laoded with sensors. Winner of the Table Top Challenge 7/28/04




ESRA Projects

The First "Real" ESRA

Everybody needs his space. Featured in our Gallery




Fun run through some emotions using a Bx-24

No sensors on this one, just a niffty loop
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Hack-A-Toy Projects

Hacked Robosapien

A Robosapien with a BX-24 mounted on his back! Featured in our Gallery




Turret Projects

Scanning Turret example

Nice diagnostics

Pic Code Examples

mikroBasic Examples

Breadboard Experiments

A Flashing LED with microBasic

To learn more see Chapter 1 on the PIC page.




4 Flashing LED's with microBasic

To learn more see Chapter 2 on the PIC page.




A switched light show with microBasic

To learn more see Chapter 6 on the PIC page.




A Piezo driver with microBasic

To learn more see Chapter 9 on the PIC page.




An Organ with microBasic

To learn more see Chapter 10 on the PIC page.




A dual motor driver with microBasic

To learn more see Chapter 11 on the PIC page.




Steering Robots with microBasic

To learn more see Chapter 15 on the PIC page.




PIC16F628 AtoD with microBasic

To learn more see Chapter 17 on the PIC page.




IR Ranging with microBasic

To learn more see Chapter 19 on the PIC page.




Soccer Playing Robot Code

Soccer Player by Chris Babecki in microBasic

To learn more see the Gallery.




Soccer Player by Shivang Patel in microBasic

To learn more see the Gallery.




Soccer Player by Kevin Gallagher in microBasic

To learn more see the Gallery.




PicBasic Examples

PicPac MotherBoard Experiments

Write data to external EEPROM from a Pic.

Save pot values to an external 24LC256 EEPROM.




3 Analog to Digital conversions

Control 3 Analog inputs on one Pic16F876




3 Analog to Digital conversions

Control 3 Analog inputs AND address Port C on one Pic16F876




Display text on your PC.

Simple first experiment in serial control.




Display A to D data on your PC

Excellent program to help set up you bots!




Write data to internal EEPROM on a Pic.

Nice overnight data logger here.




Drive a servo with a pot.

Nice real time control. Includes a calibration.




Record the action of 3 servos.

With sync sound.




Ant Projects

Keeping an Ant within a ring

I feel a sumo comming on. Featured in our Gallery




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Robodyssey Systems manufactures Robot Kits including Autonomous Mobile Walking Robots, Wheeled Robots, Talking Robots, Expressive Robots, and Social Robots. We also sell Robotics Accessories including Nexcell NiMH AA Rechargeable Batteries, Nexcell NiMH AAA Rechargeable Batteries, Battery Holders, Velcro Straps for Battery Packs, Battery Chargers, Robot Grippers, Hobby Servos, Servos Modified for Continuous Rotation, Tail Wheels for all Rolling Robotic Platforms, Polyurethane Skate Wheels with Servo Adapter Hubs, Sharp IR Sensors and Adjustable Sensor Brackets, Sensor Cables, and Programming Cables. All of our Robot Kits can be purchased as easy to assemble robot kits or as fully assembled stationary or mobile robots. Robodyssey uses 1/8 inch aluminum and acetyl for most all of our mobile robot components and robotics accessories. We provide classroom training for teachers interested in integrating robotics, computer programming and electronics into the classroom.

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