10. Case 02: Make A Shape#

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10.1. Introduction#


Hi, after the learn of the first lesson, I am sure you understand the programming for Ring:bit car in a quite simple way, let’s move on by making the car run along with a shape.

10.2. Hardware Connection#

Just as what we do in the first lesson, connect the left wheel servo to P1 of the Ring:bit expansion board and the right wheel servo to P2.

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10.3. Software Programming#


You should prepare the programming platform ready, if not, please can refer to this essay: Preparation for programming

Sample Projects#

# Import the modules that we need
import board
from ringbit import *
from picoed import *
from time import *

# Set the pins of the servos
ringbit = Ringbit(board.P2, board.P1)

# While true, set the [Ring:bit](https://shop.elecfreaks.com/products/elecfreaks-pico-ed-ring-bit-v2-car-kit-with-pico-ed-board?_pos=2&_sid=18032a345&_ss=r) car run along with a square-like routine
while True:
    ringbit.set_speed(-100, -100)
    sleep(1.5)
    ringbit.set_speed(-50, 0)
    sleep(1.2)

Details of program:#

  1. Import the modules that we need. board is the common container, and you can connect the pins you’d like to use through it; ringbit module contains classes and functions for Ring:bit smart car operation; picoed module contains the operation functions to button A/B and time module contains the operation functions to time.

    import board
    from ringbit import *
    from picoed import *
    from time import *
    
  2. Set the pins of the servos.

    ringbit = Ringbit(board.P2, board.P1)
    
  3. Set the Ring:bit car run along with a square-like routine.

    while True:
        ringbit.set_speed(-100, -100)
        sleep(1.5)
        ringbit.set_speed(-50, 0)
        sleep(1.2)
    

10.4. Result#

The car runs along with a square-like routine.

10.5. Exploration#

If we want the Ring:bit car to travel with a square pentagon routine, how can we program it?

10.6. FAQ#

10.7. Relevant Files#