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New Competition-Ready Mini-Sumo Kit The Solarbotics Sumovore is a strong, modular design with over 500 man-hours of development and 21 prototypes behind it. It sets a new standard in mini-sumo kits by providing winning power, speed and flexibility at an amazingly low price.
This kit features:- Powerful GM8 gearmotors powered by a robust L293D motor driver
- Four opto-reflector edge sensors (fifth edge sensor position available when using microprocessor brainboard)
- Two 38kHz IR emitters and detectors for opponent detection
- 6AA power supply
- Modular brain boards (discrete brainboard included, optional BS2 / Stamp Stack brainboard available separately)
- Multiple trimpots for simple behavior tuning
- Modular front edge sensor / IR transmitter daughterboard
- 345 grams "batteries-in" finished weight (6 x AA batteries not included)
- Powder-coated front Steel (not Aluminum) plates available in black, white, red, blue and yellow (indicate preference in check-out comments field)
- Wheel available in black, red, blue and yellow (indicate preference in check-out comments field)
- Detailed 32-page instruction document which also contains full electronic schematics, both logical and symbolic for custom modifications
The base kit includes a "discreet" brainboard which is pre-programmed with winning mini-sumo and line follower behaviors:- Anti Sumo-dance behavior stops two sumos from spinning endlessly around each other
- Anti edge-ram behavior stops dual edge triggers from causing repeated edge-charging
- Selectable sumo and line-follower modes
Extra options include:
- Rear-looking IR detector and emitter
- BS2 brainboard to accommodate 24-pin BS2-compatible family of microprocessors (BS2 not included) (available now)
- HVWTech Stamp-Stack Basic Stamp 2 clone board (mates with BS2 brainboard)
- Atmel Mega8L brainboard with additional breadboard space (available 2004)
- PIC 16F877 brainboard with additional breadboard space (available 2004)
|  Summovore with discreet brainboard
|  With optional BS2 brainboard and BS2 module
|  with optional BS2 brainboard and StampStack
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The content on this page was updated on 12/02/2007
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