Introducing the Sup3r Car - Smallrobots.it

Hi there!

Here comes the Sup3r Car, or to better say a slightly modified version of the original Sup3r Car (read Super Car) model designed by Daniele Benedettelli in his fantastic book “The LEGO MINDSTORMS EV3 Laboratory”. Have a look here!

Next post will feature a video of the vehicle “performing” the classical track following problem.

Thank you for reading,
Riccardo.

Introducing the Sup3r Car

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