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In this chapter we will assume that the robot is in the same general area as the station and will only handle moving around obstacles 1322 THE CHARGING STATION There can be many schemes to couple a robot to a charging station; the variety of methods is only limited by your ingenuity A simple method is to place electrodes on the back of the robot at the same height as corresponding terminals on a battery charging station In order to make it easy for the robot to make contact with the terminals you could make each terminal a 1-in2 copper or aluminum plate mounted on a spring The spring ensures a good connection when the robot backs into the charging station until its rear bumper triggers, letting the spring-tension hold the terminals together The 1-in2 sized terminals would allow the robot a reasonable tolerance when approaching the station.

If you also want to load other programs automatically, such as a file manager, you can place their commands before the command for the window manager. Put an ampersand (&) after the command. The following example starts the Xterm window when the Window Maker window manager starts up:

If you are planning extensive changes, making them a few at a time is advisable, testing as you go. A simple .Xclients file follows, starting up a clock, terminal window, and Netscape,

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However, it is important that the robot approaches the charger at the correct angle otherwise a proper connection with the charger will not be possible 1323 ENSURING A PROPER APPROACH ANGLE There are many ways to make sure the robot approaches the charger at the correct angle If the robot is equipped with a GPS and a compass it can approach the charging station and orient it self using the GPS and compass In this chapter however, we are going to assume there is a line on the oor as shown in Fig 133 A beacon is placed over the line so the robot can locate it Once it reaches the line, the robot follows it until it reaches the charger Notice how the line is shaped so that the robot will reach the charger regardless of which direction it follows the line..

#!/bin/sh xclock -geometry 100x100-5+5 & xterm -geometry 80x50-50+150 & netscape & # if the window maker is installed, run it. if [ -f /usr/X11R6/bin/wmaker ]; then exec /usr/X11R6/bin/wmaker else exec fvwm2 fi

Most institutions treat market, credit, operational, and systemic risk as separate management issues, which are therefore managed through separate competence directives and reporting lines. With the increased complexity and speed of events, regulators have implemented more and more regulations regarding how to measure, report, and disclose risk managexvii

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In the simulation we are going to let the robot randomly roam around the room (as in Chap. 5). While roaming it will constantly monitor its battery charge level. If the battery level drops below a speci ed threshold, the robot will abandon roaming to immediately seek a charging station by triggering a goal following behavior (as in Chap. 12). The goalfollowing behavior locates a beacon serving as a marker for the station. As you have seen in Chap. 12, the robot homes in on the beacon avoiding obstacles by going around them while it is making progress toward the beacon.