The Table Top Maze
Our displays are typically constructed from door blanks and are hinged so that
we can carry them from one location to the next. With this in mind, many of
these displays are geared towards the smaller sized bots.
This display requires two of these, they are setup next to each other to create
a much larger maze area.
The Table Top Maze is unique in that it can be configured for multiple maze
types. It (like all our TTD's) can be run with either wire-controlled bots, or
with fully autonomous robots. It currently supports these popular mazes:
- Large Line Maze
- Symmetrical Line Maze
- Large Wall Maze
- Symmetrical Wall Maze
The way we're able to setup (quickly by the way) the different mazes, is that the
entire unit was designed with a modular system in mind. The maze walls are
simply "plugged" into the appropriate places, and presto, you've got an
obstruction. By removing all the walls, we're able to do line mazes, by
installing a center wall, we're able to run symmetrical line mazes. When we get
to the Wall Mazes, we do the same, but instead of dropping a sheet of paper, we
build up other walls to make the maze.
When configured for Wall mazes, the walls are 6" in height and on 12" centers.
Usually, they are opaque, but we do have some special walls that can be
inserted during competitions to increase the difficulty. There is also the
choice to add obstructions which can hinder the robot's navigation...
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