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Light Following Robot using a Neural Network ControllerThe robot in this video has two light sensors mounted on the front pointing slightly left and right. The control algorithm uses a simple 4-neuron artificial neural network to map the input light intensities to motor control signals. There is no learning in this video--that will be shown in a later video. The four connections in the neural net used in this video were set ahead of time to fixed values that were known to work.
For more information see:
https://pirobot.org/blog/0005/
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