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TARUCbotics V2 from Tunku Abdul Rahman University
                                                        College


                  TEAM SUPERVISOR:             Dr Lum Kin Yun
                                               Mr Tan Yong Li

                  TEAM ADVISORS:               Dr Lum Kin Yun
                                               Mr Tan Yong Li

                  TEAM MEMBERS:                Fong Hao Nan (Team Leader)
                                               Louis Lew Zun Kang
                                               Yee Mun Jun
                                               Kok Siong Yuen
                                               Ooi Yao Sheng
                                               Choong Qian Kai

                  ABSTRACT

                  In this report, both mechanical and electrical aspects of the MR1 and the MR2 are discussed

                  and  investigated.  The  introduction  discusses  the  back-ground  of  the  game  rule  and  the
                  reason for our the MR1 and the MR2 designs. In detailed design section, the mechanical

                  and  electronics  as  well  as  software  designs  are  given  due  explanation  and  Figures  for
                  readers’  understandings  and  clarifications.  Both  flow-chart  for  process  and  programme

                  codes are listed in this section. Then, in the next section, results and data of stimulation and
                  testing  are  presented  and  tabulated  for  analysis  purposes.  The  conclusion  outlines  the

                  strength and weakness of the project and propose suggestion for future actions.


                  1.0  INTRODUCTION


                         This is a report based on the ABU ROBOCON 2019 Ulaanbataar contest, where

                  each team is required to prepare two messenger robots which are the Messenger Robot 1
                  (MR1) and the Messenger Robot 2 (MR2). The MR1 is a wheeled mobile robot must cross

                  the Forest and bridge and then pass the Gerege to the MR2, whose design must be four-
                  legged robot and it must “crawl” or move automatically. Hence it is a sprawling robot in our

                  case. After receiving the Gerege from the MR1, the MR2 needs to cross Gobi Area, Sand
                  Dune, Tussock and stop before Mountain Urtuu. After that, the MR1 is required to move the

                  Shagai to the Throwing Zone and throw it to the Landing Zone, where obtaining different

                  orientations of the Shagai produce accorded results.








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