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## Results
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### Exercise 1
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### Exercise 1 & 2
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#### Experiment
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We placed the light sensor above different LEGO bricks with different colors (see Figur 1)and made a table of light values corresponding to the different colors. We also did this to see if the distance from the sensor to the bricks had any impact on the sensordata. All the data was put into a table (see Table 1).
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We placed the light sensor above different LEGO bricks with different colors (see Figur 1)and made a table of light values corresponding to the different colors. We also did this to see if the distance from the sensor to the bricks had any impact on the sensordata. All the data was put into a table (see Table 1). Data from exercise 2 with no ligt emitted can also be seen in table 1.
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![Figur 1](http://gitlab.au.dk/uploads/group-22/lego/6d446eb735/Ex._2_farver.jpg)
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Figur 1
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Table 1
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### Exercise 2
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### Exercise 3
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When increasing the delay on the NXT it became harder for the sensor to read the values at the correct time. This resulted in the robot moving out from the line before the next reading was made. This is shown in video 1.
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[![image alt text](http://img.youtube.com/vi/YOUTUBE_VIDEO_ID_HERE/0.jpg)](https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4Vn_sxU595ganVtNFNSbFFqdzg/view?usp=sharing)
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### And so on??
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