[Eduardo Konishi de Souza]

Hi,

@Helmut, It’s in the KociembaTwoPhase folder.

@Anders, I haven’t had a look in the new code yet. Did you measure the solving times with and without the lookup tables? How are they?

@Vogon, Jacek’s code is already autonomous. In mine you can switch between computing everything locally (Lego brick) or remotely (PC).

/Edu

[Eduardo Konishi de Souza]

Hi Alex,

I don’t have any experience with trying to send data from EV3 to PC through the communication library. I got around this issue in my Rubik’s cube solver through Monobrick’s firmware. Basically, I write in a local file in EV3 and then I read it in my PC through scp.

[Eduardo Konishi de Souza]

Hi guys,

This is my first post here. I decided to post it after playing with Monobrick around for a while, it’s a great initiative and it made my life so much easier to program for it. @Anders, for that I thank you.

@Jacek, I was inspired by your design and of other Lego robots that I’ve seen on youtube and decided to build my own implementation using only the components of the Education Core set and this is the result:

Also, thanks for converting Kociemba’s algorithm to C#, it saved me a lot of time :).

I’ve decided to share my whole experience, as well as the blueprints and code, if anyone is interested:
http://edusrandomstuff.blogspot.nl/

Cheers,
Edu

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