Re: How to build a Micromouse

To: micromouse@cs.rhul.ac.uk
Subject: Re: How to build a Micromouse
From: "Martin Smith" <M.C.B.Smith@uel.ac.uk>
Date: Fri, 16 Mar 2001 14:32:59 GMT0BST
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The IEE technical information pack was produced by Alan Dibley 
(who wrote the text) and me (who compiled the list of references).  
It was sold for 5 pounds.  I think I still have the list of references on 
disc.  The "pack" was aimed at builders of maze solvers.  There is 
an article comparing the complexity and performance of 2D 
micromouse kits in IEE Electronics Education magazine Autumn 
2000 entitled "Rokeby's Racing Robot Rodents Revealed" hurriedly 
written by, er, me.  This was aimed at schools, beginners guide 
level.  I could put these on www.mcbsmith.com if the IEE will allow 
it and I can make time.  (Time is very limited as my department is 
going to contract significantly or close so I'm busy looking for a job. 
 If anyone hears of anything please let me know.)  The maze solver 
"Maisie" is described on 
http://homepages.uel.ac.uk/C.Kanesalingam/
None of these are ideal but they are all I know about.  They all have 
links to further information.
Regards
Martin Smith
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Re: How to build a Micromouse

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References:

How to build a Micromouse

From: Duncan Louttit <duncan@swallow.co.uk>