J. R. Fonseca, Pedro Vitor Soares Gomes de Lima, Maria Helena Rocha de Alencar Bezerra, J. M. Teixeira, J. Cajueiro
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Abstract
Line-following robots have the ability to recognize and follow a line drawn on a surface. It works based on a simple self-sustainable system composed with a set of sensors, motors and a controller. In order to get optimal performance in such robots, it's necessary to carry out several tests to evaluate the behavior in each trial. In the majority of cases, a new trial requires to upload a new program, thus slowing down the development of the line-following. This paper presents an approach to solve the inconvenience of having to upload a new program in each trial. It consists in merging multiple codes in to one to create a program that gives the user the ability to switch between them anytime inside Pololu's 3pi line follower platform.