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Code for a Sumo-Bot competition written in ArduinoC. Sumo-Bot is a self-controlled robot, powered by an Arduino with a 4-channel motor shield. It uses 4 HC-SR04 Ultrasonic Sensors to detect objects within 50 cm in front, behind, and on either side of the robot. The robot was designed to compete in Sumo-Bot competitions in school and it was one of the top 3 winners.

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Code for a Sumo-Bot competition written in ArduinoC. Sumo-Bot is a self-controlled robot, powered by an Arduino with a 4-channel motor shield. It uses 4 HC-SR04 Ultrasonic Sensors to detect objects within 50 cm in front, behind, and on either side of the robot. The robot was designed to compete in Sumo-Bot competitions in school and it was one of the top 3 winners.
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Code for a Sumo-Bot competition written in ArduinoC. Sumo-Bot is a self-controlled robot, powered by an Arduino with a 4-channel motor shield. It uses 4 HC-SR04 Ultrasonic Sensors to detect objects within 50 cm in front, behind, and on either side of the robot. The robot was designed to compete in Sumo-Bot competitions in school and it was one of the top 3 winners.
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