Awesome job! I seem to notice that you don’t have a gyro sensor. How did you program it to accelerate and decelerate like that and make it drive so perfectly?
Great job guys! The only suggestion I would make is too do the scuba diver and the coral reef during the run when you do the pirate ship and the kraken chest, considering all you need it is a up and down bar where you can also line up against the wall
@@zackeepers5091 Sorry for the delay in replying, unfortunately in these runs we were not in the 2:30 with the change of parts. Currently we have changed our robot and strategy again and we have managed to reach 600 points in 2:25 inclusive of change of pieces. The video with the new solution will be released in the next few days!
We have currently developed a new robot, this time we used the prime spike again because it allowed us to make all the points in less than 2:30 with changes of attachments (the video will be released in the next few days). We noticed that the spike prime is a bit more accurate than the ev3, there are not many differences between the two robots, more than programming is very important how the robot is built to have better precision.
Hi how are I wanna know if I reset the Hub to factory settings will perform our hub the best performance because we faced many problem with missions I hope you answer my question as soon as possible and if you don't mind show us how to do it
@@AliZappar You can try, in theory it shouldn't change much, we had encountered problems while using the spike legacy app, to overcome this problem we decided to use PyBricks, from there we no longer had any problems with the hub
@@AliZappar Instead as far as the ev3 is concerned we also encountered some small problems there, to solve it we used an sd card and programmed in ev3dev2 (Python) our hub
@@TeamNextGeneration-FLL pybricks is it an app for programin the Hub?? Fist we use scratch to program our robot because many of use dont know how to use python as a beginner, second we have the normal hub that is white not the other one . Third were I can get the app you talk about
@ So, it's a slightly more complex process, as first you have to take an sd card and through roofus you have to install the ev3dev operating system above (there are tutorials on the net on how to do it). Next you have to put the sd card in your Hub and let the new operating system start. As a last thing you have to connect your PC to the robot via the network and through visual studio code and the right extension you have to program the robot in Python. That's how we do it.
How do you guys make the turns so accurate. We are struggling because the spike tires skip and jerk after few runs causing inaccuracy despite us using yaw angle in our programming. Is it the tires or we need to do something else as well?
As you can see we use different tires, also the weight of the robot is very important, and also the programming of the bit, we use acceleration and deceleration in turning, curve, straight,…
@TeamNextGeneration-FLL thank you for the quick response. Obviously, you guys are way advanced, and our team is a rookie team this year. Would you be willing to share your myblock code with me to show how you guys incorporate acceleration and de-acceleration for either straight run or turns. Thanks
@@avnishbwhat my team found is that using python for coding gives you better control. the commands are very basic. move tank and move motor are all you need and you pass the acceleration and deceleration. once you do a simple program you will not go back to block code. my team did not do gyro in python. not sure about its complexity.
Hey there! 😊 I noticed your last run attachment design looks a bit familiar-great minds think alike, right? 😄 I actually shared a similar idea for it a while back (ua-cam.com/video/WzJh06XwKmo/v-deo.html). It’s awesome to see how we’re all tackling this mission in such creative ways! Wishing you and your team the best of luck this season.
Great job! I would like to suggest that for mission 9, the squid mission, you could add a basket for more reliability. Nice job!
Awesome job! I seem to notice that you don’t have a gyro sensor. How did you program it to accelerate and decelerate like that and make it drive so perfectly?
@@GLEMRobotics-db6eh we use the gyro sensor, it’s inside of of the base bot
great job!!
Great job guys! The only suggestion I would make is too do the scuba diver and the coral reef during the run when you do the pirate ship and the kraken chest, considering all you need it is a up and down bar where you can also line up against the wall
ok, thanks for the suggestion
It crazy how this team went from 0 to 100 with 0 the spike and 100 with spike and Ev3😅 We are cooked
@@tazerzx Hahahah, we are happy that you like our hard work, we hope to make a good result even in the regionals on 08.02.2025
@@TeamNextGeneration-FLLcan you explain how the first attachment works?
Hi there, I have a question, for the reef hanger mission, how does it work?
Are yall still in 2:30 with transitions between each attachment?
@@zackeepers5091 Sorry for the delay in replying, unfortunately in these runs we were not in the 2:30 with the change of parts. Currently we have changed our robot and strategy again and we have managed to reach 600 points in 2:25 inclusive of change of pieces. The video with the new solution will be released in the next few days!
With both spike prime and EV3 with max points, which one’s accuracy is best?
We have currently developed a new robot, this time we used the prime spike again because it allowed us to make all the points in less than 2:30 with changes of attachments (the video will be released in the next few days). We noticed that the spike prime is a bit more accurate than the ev3, there are not many differences between the two robots, more than programming is very important how the robot is built to have better precision.
Hi how are I wanna know if I reset the Hub to factory settings will perform our hub the best performance because we faced many problem with missions I hope you answer my question as soon as possible and if you don't mind show us how to do it
@@AliZappar You can try, in theory it shouldn't change much, we had encountered problems while using the spike legacy app, to overcome this problem we decided to use PyBricks, from there we no longer had any problems with the hub
@@AliZappar Instead as far as the ev3 is concerned we also encountered some small problems there, to solve it we used an sd card and programmed in ev3dev2 (Python) our hub
@@TeamNextGeneration-FLL pybricks is it an app for programin the Hub?? Fist we use scratch to program our robot because many of use dont know how to use python as a beginner, second we have the normal hub that is white not the other one . Third were I can get the app you talk about
@@TeamNextGeneration-FLL so you stocking the program In the SD card how do you do that
@ So, it's a slightly more complex process, as first you have to take an sd card and through roofus you have to install the ev3dev operating system above (there are tutorials on the net on how to do it). Next you have to put the sd card in your Hub and let the new operating system start. As a last thing you have to connect your PC to the robot via the network and through visual studio code and the right extension you have to program the robot in Python. That's how we do it.
How do you guys make the turns so accurate. We are struggling because the spike tires skip and jerk after few runs causing inaccuracy despite us using yaw angle in our programming. Is it the tires or we need to do something else as well?
As you can see we use different tires, also the weight of the robot is very important, and also the programming of the bit, we use acceleration and deceleration in turning, curve, straight,…
@TeamNextGeneration-FLL thank you for the quick response. Obviously, you guys are way advanced, and our team is a rookie team this year. Would you be willing to share your myblock code with me to show how you guys incorporate acceleration and de-acceleration for either straight run or turns. Thanks
@@avnishbwhat my team found is that using python for coding gives you better control. the commands are very basic. move tank and move motor are all you need and you pass the acceleration and deceleration.
once you do a simple program you will not go back to block code.
my team did not do gyro in python. not sure about its complexity.
@ we use python, so is different from the myblocks
Is it possible to share python code to understand how you controlling acceleration?
Hey there! 😊 I noticed your last run attachment design looks a bit familiar-great minds think alike, right? 😄 I actually shared a similar idea for it a while back (ua-cam.com/video/WzJh06XwKmo/v-deo.html). It’s awesome to see how we’re all tackling this mission in such creative ways! Wishing you and your team the best of luck this season.
@@SanjiroSanjirus Hi, if you mean by the attachment of the last run we developed it completely ourselves, without taking ideas from the web