AutoLabSolve by pilotnotflying
updated
electronic
electronics
pstn
maze
complex
slow
smartmovingthing
robot
intelligence
sprk
Comments
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G-LinuxorU 14th Dec 2013
its astonishing it can navigate both T-junctions and dead-ends. yoshi is right that it cant detect paths in walls as its moving, but as it stands its still quite the feat. if you want my two cents; deco it like a mouse, open up the exit so it can get out of the maze, and put some cheese at the end. :) -
Exxion 14th Dec 2013
@PTuniverse I don't really know what you mean by hardcoded. It appears to detect when it runs into a wall and simply pick a direction. It should be able to navigate any* maze, given that the corridors are the right width and that the walls are DMND. *Note: There are certain configurations that would probably baffle it, but such configurations would only appear if built intentionally. -
PTuniverse 14th Dec 2013
Cool, but there are many problems: 1. The robot itself is hardcoded. 2. The lab was specially made for the robot itself, because the path involves crashing into walls and directly changing direction. -
EnergyStick01 14th Dec 2013
That's amazing. -
Enderjapp2348 14th Dec 2013
Wow its a brilliant idea! -
tothemyers 13th Dec 2013
This is actually quite nice, and it's so not-laggy that I can get 160+ FPS! -
00yoshi 13th Dec 2013
i can make a impossible labyrinth. just make a way like this: ----------- | Finish and it will fail. -
C_D_Pro 13th Dec 2013
cool but somewhat cheap because every time it hits a corner it turns and thats how it solves the maze +1 -
makkapakka 13th Dec 2013
AMAZING JOB -
xxxxxxxxx123123123 13th Dec 2013
This is real FP stuff. +1