Exploring the Ultimate Height Limits of LEGO Spike Prime Sensors!

In this exciting video, we dive deep into the fascinating world of LEGO Spike Prime sensors and explore their ultimate height limits! Join us as we conduct experiments to understand how sensor optimisation impacts the performance of our line following robot. We'll demonstrate various setups, showcasing the importance of sensor height in robotics and how it influences robot optimization. Whether you're a seasoned enthusiast or just getting started with robotic solutions, this video is packed with valuable insights into the capabilities of the Spike Prime system. Don't miss this opportunity to enhance your understanding of line follower technology and elevate your robotics projects to the next level! Tune in to see how we push the boundaries of LEGO Spike Prime sensors!

[@a.m.641]

Great video, thanks for the in-depth analysis! Just to clarify, at 2:35 just one of the sensors is following the line?

[@why-not-bot]

Thanks for watching, yes just one sensor is used there.

[@etiennegiovanni4909]

Nice video !! Can we see the blocks programming ??

[@why-not-bot]

It is just a conventional proportional line follower!
Is this what you want to see?

[@etiennegiovanni4909]

@@why-not-bot yesss pleaseee 🙏🏾

[@warhabarabduljabbarr]

what's the height of 2 units?

[@why-not-bot]

what I mean by a unit is the distance between 2 lego studs which is 8mm. So 2 studs is 16mm. You could mount a sensor at for example 1.5 studs height, but you would have to make some kind of adjustable sliding mechanism rather than just fitting the sensor normally.

[@warhabarabduljabbarr]

@@why-not-bot can you make a video on how to create an array

[@why-not-bot]

I am looking into this!