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battlebots.com

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jsumo.com

Specially designed digital distance sensor for mini sumo robots and small robot projects. It can detect objects from 40 cm (based on detecting area it can be up to 80cm!) Dimensions are very similar to popular Sharp GP340 distance sensor, moreover JS40F doesn\'t need any extra resistor, capacitor or board... Sensor Features Reflective type infrared (IR) sensor that rely on beam reflection of front object. Works between 3.3V to 5V. At 5V sensor draws 15mA. Has a reverse polarity protection between voltage inputs (Power & GND) No manual setting for distance decrease. At backside, it has red led for detection status. Comes with 15cm stranded wire. Dimensions & Weight 17.7mm Length x 11.5mm Width x 12.6mm Height Only 4 grams weight. (Including cables) Cable Definitons We have 2 options old cable definitions was below as industrial standarts: Brown: 5V  Blue: GND Black: Signal Out New sensors updated at March 2025, coming with latched connector and easier to distinguish: Red: 5V  Black: GND Yellow: Signal Out Which Projects are suitable for? Mini Sumo Robots (We suggest strongly!) Maze Robots Obstacle Avoiding Robots Please watch video below: Example Arduino Sketch:  int Sensor1=5; // Digital sensor connected to D5 int value; // We define variable for storing sensor output. void setup() { pinMode(Sensor1, INPUT); // Sensor1 is declared as input Serial.begin(9600); // Serial communication started with 9600 bits per second. } void loop() { value=digitalRead(Sensor1); // Sensor is read digitally and reflected to value. Serial.print(\"Sensor Output: \"); //IT will write Sensor Output to Serial Monitor Screen. Serial.println(value); // It will write value variable raw value (0 or 1) delay(100); // We added 100ms Delay for more balanced readings. }

robotcombatarchive.com

Information about BattleBots Long Beach 1999, an event organised by BattleBots from the 14th to the 15th of August 1999 with 62 robots competing.

runamok.tech

homepage for the runamok.tech combat robotics website.