Designing a primitive 'Curiosity'

[Devilmaycri]

hi guys..so this is my first post..i would like to start of with what everyone's talking 'bout;yes the 'curiosity'..how did NASA and JPL manage to pull that off!
Well...so i got thinking and decided to design a primitive curiosity which moves along certain- coloured paths...awaiting your comments and suggestions.

 

[russ_watters]

It is a common project in college, but you'll need to be more specific about what you want to do and what you want help with if we're going to be able to help you.

 

[Devilmaycri]

well...i want to design a vehicle which will follow a particular coloured path say black.i.e move along only a particular coloured path

 

[256bits]

Look up line follower.

Here is one using LEGO parts
http://www.nxtprograms.com/line_follower/index.html

 

[alphy]

I find it fascinating that you are inspired by the recent success of NASA and JPL's Curiosity rover. It truly is a remarkable feat of engineering and technology.

I am intrigued by your idea of designing a primitive curiosity that moves along certain-colored paths. It sounds like a fun and creative project! However, I would suggest considering the purpose and objectives of the rover before diving into the design process.

NASA and JPL's Curiosity rover was specifically designed to explore the Martian surface and gather scientific data to better understand the planet's geology and potential for past or present habitability. Therefore, its design and capabilities were carefully planned and tested to ensure its success in achieving these goals.

In order for your primitive curiosity to be successful, it would be important to define a clear purpose and objectives for it as well. What do you hope to learn or achieve through its movements along certain-colored paths? How will it be able to collect and analyze data? These are important considerations to keep in mind as you design your rover.

I would also suggest researching and learning about the technologies and methods used in designing and building the Curiosity rover. This will give you a better understanding of the challenges and complexities involved in creating a successful rover.

Overall, I am excited to see where your project takes you and I encourage you to continue exploring and learning about the fascinating world of rovers and space exploration. Best of luck with your design!