PDF-RO BOT Reference Thresholds Carnegie Mellon Robotics Academy For use with LEGO MINDSTORMS PDF document

The threshold in this case is 25cm We can create behaviors that tell the robot to go forward until Ultrasonic sensor detects something closer than 25cm The threshold

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