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3D Printing Parts For Micromouse

Posted on January 9, 2013 by Green
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Instead of doing painful work on machining my metal motor mount last year, I decided to use 3D printed parts this year after I read Peter Harrison’s post last year.

I used Autocad 2012 designed motor mount, sensor mount, and wheels, printed at shapeways.com with high precision plastic option. It[……]

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Choice between microLIB and STL Stack, also something about Systick in STM32F10X SPL V3.5

Posted on December 22, 2012 by Green
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I updated my STM32F10X standard peripheral library from V2.0 to V3.5 recently. Due to the change ST made in new library, I had to rewrite some functions in order to make my code compile.
The first one is obviously my delay function. Since ST simplified the library to systick setup, my old code is n[……]

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Kojima’s Lecture Slides for All-Japan 2012 is out

Posted on December 14, 2012 by Green
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At this years All-Japan Micromouse Competition, Kojima(Kojima’s Blog) gave a lecture titled “Parameter adjustment for precise run” before the award ceremony started. Now he posted his slides online at the link as follow:

http://www.ntf.or.jp/mouse/pertinent_material/121125_mm2012lecture.pdf

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Hello, fellows, this is my first post for micromouseusa.com

Posted on December 6, 2012 by Green
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This is an important day for me, and all of us. The micromouseusa.com is finally online. I will work on my best to complete the wiki site and share as much experience for micromouse as I can.[……]

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