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Track detection and planning
Brázdil, Jan ; Horák, Karel (referee) ; Richter, Miloslav (advisor)
The goal of the thesis was to design and create a line follower with one-line camera on The Freescale Cup 2013 car model platform. Computational unit is microcontroller Kinetis K40, which receives data from camera and other sensors. Then use these inputs to calculate the ideal path. This bachelor thesis leads to test several different types of controlling in unknown environment – data table control, vector control and PSD controller. It then expolores in known environment – map creation and drive control with map data. The thesis describes all used components, control theory and creating and programming controllers. In conclusion of this thesis all algoritms are tested on real track and results are compared.
Mobile robot sensor system
Juhás, Miloš ; Frýza, Tomáš (referee) ; Fedra, Zbyněk (advisor)
In this Bachelors thesis is processed the basic theoretical knowledge needed to design sensory system for a small mobile robot and the sensory system itself is designed. Thesis describes the working principle of tactile, optoelectonic and ultrasound sensors, their basic features, advantages and disadvantages. Next there are processed known prospects of sensors electrical schemes for line following and obstacle detection sensors and commercialy available solutions are briefly described. In the second part there is, based on introduced principles, experimental schemes and measurements, the sensory system itself designed, which is capable of advanced detection abilities and microprocessor conducted data processing. The design is focused on power usage optimisation, control software efficiency and extended universality of designed system. Part of the thesis are libraries of functions required for simple control and sensory system application. In the epilogue there are listed and evaluated the testing results and measured parameters of designed system.
Track detection and planning
Brázdil, Jan ; Horák, Karel (referee) ; Richter, Miloslav (advisor)
The goal of the thesis was to design and create a line follower with one-line camera on The Freescale Cup 2013 car model platform. Computational unit is microcontroller Kinetis K40, which receives data from camera and other sensors. Then use these inputs to calculate the ideal path. This bachelor thesis leads to test several different types of controlling in unknown environment – data table control, vector control and PSD controller. It then expolores in known environment – map creation and drive control with map data. The thesis describes all used components, control theory and creating and programming controllers. In conclusion of this thesis all algoritms are tested on real track and results are compared.
Mobile robot sensor system
Juhás, Miloš ; Frýza, Tomáš (referee) ; Fedra, Zbyněk (advisor)
In this Bachelors thesis is processed the basic theoretical knowledge needed to design sensory system for a small mobile robot and the sensory system itself is designed. Thesis describes the working principle of tactile, optoelectonic and ultrasound sensors, their basic features, advantages and disadvantages. Next there are processed known prospects of sensors electrical schemes for line following and obstacle detection sensors and commercialy available solutions are briefly described. In the second part there is, based on introduced principles, experimental schemes and measurements, the sensory system itself designed, which is capable of advanced detection abilities and microprocessor conducted data processing. The design is focused on power usage optimisation, control software efficiency and extended universality of designed system. Part of the thesis are libraries of functions required for simple control and sensory system application. In the epilogue there are listed and evaluated the testing results and measured parameters of designed system.

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