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  • Aarav Karki

    Aarav KarkiMember

    @aarav_builds

    Three weeks of tuning and my line follower finally does the full track without leaving it once. The trick was dropping the base speed before the sharp turns instead of trying to fix it with a bigger correction. #robotics #linefollower #arduino
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    // PID line following — the values that finally worked for me
    const float Kp = 0.08, Ki = 0.0002, Kd = 0.9;
    int baseSpeed = 140;          // was 200 — too fast for the hairpin
    
    void loop() {
      int error = readLinePosition() - 3500;   // 0..7000, centre = 3500
      integral += error;
      int correction = Kp * error + Ki * integral + Kd * (error - lastError);
      lastError = error;
    
      // Slow down when we are far off the line; speed up on the straights.
      int speed = baseSpeed - min(abs(error) / 40, 60);
      setMotors(speed + correction, speed - correction);
    }
  • Team Innovators

    Team InnovatorsMember

    @team_innovators

    We won first place at National Robotics 2025 with our autonomous obstacle rover 🏆 Four of us, one workbench, and about forty failed runs. Thank you to everyone in this community who helped us debug the ultrasonic readings last month. #showcase #competition #robotics
  • Anish Gurung

    Anish GurungMember

    @mentor_anish

    A reminder for everyone starting a sumo bot this month: weigh your chassis before you fall in love with it. The 500g limit includes the battery, and metal chassis plus 18650s is usually already over. Measure early, redesign cheaply. #sumo #robotics #competition

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