Jones1987
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Hi,
I'm currently designing a mobile robot which is capable of detecting its surroundings and also any obstacles. I'm currently deciding to use IR to detect the range of objects.
However I am using an ultra sound component for a different purpose on the robot, to analyse ground surface. My question is, if I used ultra sound to detect obstacles (three at the front of robot, and one on both sides of robot) would the components not conflict with each other as sound is being sent and bounced off different surfaces?
If anyone has any literature about this question that would be much appreciated.
I'm currently designing a mobile robot which is capable of detecting its surroundings and also any obstacles. I'm currently deciding to use IR to detect the range of objects.
However I am using an ultra sound component for a different purpose on the robot, to analyse ground surface. My question is, if I used ultra sound to detect obstacles (three at the front of robot, and one on both sides of robot) would the components not conflict with each other as sound is being sent and bounced off different surfaces?
If anyone has any literature about this question that would be much appreciated.