The Micromouse is the biggest Event for the colligiate branch of IEEE. We prepare for this evet starting at the beginning of the year and try to have a micromouse working by the time spring conference rolls around.
Objective - to build a robot that will navigate through a maze and find the center. (It's a lot more difficult than it sounds).
UOP Micromouse
This is a Micromouse making it's way through a challenging maze 1999-2000 Micromouse Team Info
Over the summer our mouse was dismantled and is going under reconstruction. This year will be much better. We have a solid starting point and a lot of interest from members both new and old. The mouse will actually look a little different than the picture depicts but it is generally the same. Also this year we have another mouse that was put together as a senior project last year and now only needs to be programmed!
This years team is very large and and the list of the team members will be posted soon!
To Join the team or Find out more info, Contact Ameet Kapadia (Micro-Mouse Chair).
2000-2001 Micromouse Team Info
It took us quite a while to get to this point but it's finally down to an "almost" working stage! We decided this year to build a mouse that would be a solid base for subsequent years in the hopes that instead of starting from scratch ever year, this mouse would be added to and made better. In the above picture, the major components of our mouse are colored according to function.
2001-2002 UOP Micro-Mouse Team Members
Elizabeth Basha
Ameet Kapadia
Makana Anicas
Chad Pry
Arlen Cox
2001-2002 InfoActive Members: Elizabeth, Ameet, Jason Faria, Dr. Hughes advising
2/26/2002: first meeting of this semester, discussed whether or not to switch microcontrollers
3/20/2002: began to disassemble mouse for new microcontroller, determined wiring, began planning software,
3/22/2002: Next meeting 8:30am. Finish attaching new microcontroller, layout first layer of code, test sensorsIf you are interested in becoming a member, contact Elizabeth Basha for more information.
