[challenge-bot] / README.md

# challenge-bot

## prerequisites

install the following software:

[openSCAD](http://www.openscad.org/downloads)

[fritzing](http://fritzing.org/download/)

[arduino ide](http://arduino.cc/en/Main/Software)

## quickstart

[openSCAD tutorial](http://goo.gl/E3OQXc)

[build the challenge-bot](http://goo.gl/XgB0xq)

## Introduction

Most introductory robots are "dead-end" robots that
tend to strand people after they have the first
few robot behaviors implemented -- obstacle avoid,
wall follow, stay on table, etc.

One of the primary goals of the challenge-bot is to try
to make it expandable from simple to more complex in
reasonable incremental steps.

The base is organized around 1-inch x 1-inch grid peg-board
which is readily available from locations such as Home
Depot, Lowes, and lumber stores.
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	1	# challenge-bot
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	3	## prerequisites
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	5	install the following software:
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	7	[openSCAD](http://www.openscad.org/downloads)
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	9	[fritzing](http://fritzing.org/download/)
	10
	11	[arduino ide](http://arduino.cc/en/Main/Software)
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	13	## quickstart
	14
	15	[openSCAD tutorial](http://goo.gl/E3OQXc)
	16
	17	[build the challenge-bot](http://goo.gl/XgB0xq)
	18
	19	## Introduction
	20
	21	Most introductory robots are "dead-end" robots that
	22	tend to strand people after they have the first
	23	few robot behaviors implemented -- obstacle avoid,
	24	wall follow, stay on table, etc.
	25
	26	One of the primary goals of the challenge-bot is to try
	27	to make it expandable from simple to more complex in
	28	reasonable incremental steps.
	29
	30	The base is organized around 1-inch x 1-inch grid peg-board
	31	which is readily available from locations such as Home
	32	Depot, Lowes, and lumber stores.