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BumbleBee Autonomous Underwater Vehicle

Posted by Paul on 13 March 2013

Congratulations to Team BumbleBee on winning 2nd place in the 2013 Singapore AUV competition! Their autonomous underwater vehicle uses a High-Power Motor Controller 18v15.

Freedom Zumo Robot
by Ben - 13 March 2013
This robot uses our Zumo robot kit, 75:1 micro metal gearmotors, and a Zumo reflectance sensor array. Instead of an Arduino it uses a Freescale...

Irowe 4550
by Ryan - 15 March 2013
This fully-autonomous robot can detect and avoid objects, track moving objects, detect table edges, and detect level lights. The robot uses Sharp...

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