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Final Project Pizza Delivery Robot: ROB301 Introduction To Robotics Fall 2016

This document outlines a final project assignment to build a pizza delivery robot. Students will use LEGO Mindstorms EV3 kits and the leJOS operating system to construct a robot that can pick up a wooden block representing a pizza from a starting location, navigate around obstacles in a 4x5 meter workspace resembling a town, and deliver the pizza to a specified address. Students will have three lab sessions to complete the project and must demonstrate their robot's capabilities before submitting a written report due December 4th.

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Final Project Pizza Delivery Robot: ROB301 Introduction To Robotics Fall 2016

This document outlines a final project assignment to build a pizza delivery robot. Students will use LEGO Mindstorms EV3 kits and the leJOS operating system to construct a robot that can pick up a wooden block representing a pizza from a starting location, navigate around obstacles in a 4x5 meter workspace resembling a town, and deliver the pizza to a specified address. Students will have three lab sessions to complete the project and must demonstrate their robot's capabilities before submitting a written report due December 4th.

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Final Project

Pizza Delivery Robot

ROB301 Introduction to Robotics


Fall 2016
1 Introduction
This is the Final Project and culmination of the hands-on portion of ROB301—Introduction
to Robotics. Tools and techniques learned from the four previous labs can be implemented
to complete the project goal. A total of three 3-hour sessions will be available to design,
implement, and demonstrate your robotic solution. The Final Project requires the demon-
stration of functionality to the TAs in the week of 28 Nov 2016 as well as a short written
report of observations due on 4 Dec 2016.

2 Mission
Your mission, should you decide to accept it, is

To build a robot and equip it with a control system to enable it from a given
initial pose to pick up a pizza (shaped more like a small wooden block) and
deliver it to specified address. On the way, it is necessary for the robot to
avoid buildings and parked vehicles (i.e., obstacles). You must demonstrate
the robot’s capabilities in completing this task.

You will be given the initial pose of the robot, described by the location and orientation of
the pizzeria. Your design must be able to accept an arbitrary address and drop off the pizza
at the specified location. Your robot must be able to undertake the delivery task in a generic
manner. The position of obstacles will not be provided.

3 Equipment, Software & Workspace


The hardware platform is to be assembled from the LEGO Mindstorms EV3 kits and the
software used is to be the leJOS operating system.
The dimensions of the town (i.e., workspace) in which your robot will be operating will
approximately be 4 × 5 metres and will look something like that shown in Figure 1. Roads,
i.e., lines made of black tape, may be used as guides as can other markers that will be laid
out.

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Start
/End

!
!

Pizza
!

Figure 1. The Town of Pizzacittà

4 Schedule
The lab sessions are summarized as follows:

Date Time Notes


14/18 Nov 15h00-18h00 First project session
21/25 Nov 15h00-18h00 Second project session
28 Nov/1 Dec 15h00 16h30 Final project session
28 Nov/1 Dec 16h30 18h00 Demonstrations
Dec 4 23h59 Project report submission

5 Written Report
A written report, of no more than 5 pages, will be due on 4 Dec 2016 at 23h59 and is to be
submitted electronically. The report should include an introduction, robot platform design
(mobile base, sensors used, etc.), overview of solution strategy, technical details on the de-
sign methodology (control, estimation, etc.), summary of your demonstration performance,
list of potential improvements for the future, and end with a conclusion highlighting your
findings. Don’t forget to include an image of your final robot!

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6 Conclusion
At the end of this project, you will be able to consider yourself an initiate roboticist!

7 Additional Resources
1. LEGO Mindstorms - http://mindstorms.lego.com/

2. Java Programming - http://www.javaprogrammingforums.com/

3. leJOS - http://sourceforge.net/p/lejos/wiki/Home/

4. leJOS EV3 API - http://www.lejos.org/ev3/docs/overview-summary.


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