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52.2 Dexter [1]The first literature review is the Micromouse <strong>robot</strong> named Dexter which isdepicted from the internet resources. Dexter was a <strong>micromouse</strong> created by SteveBenkovic with his senior competing in a <strong>micromouse</strong> competition. This <strong>robot</strong> usedMotorola 68Hc11 as its controller along with a 32k backed battery memory RAM forreplacing the insufficient memory space. The actuator used was two mini steppermotor and was drive by an Allegro stepper motor driver and 8AAA batteries. The<strong>robot</strong> uses 11 IR sensors and the design was based on wheel chair design while thepackaging was mounted by acrylic casing. The other sub components that includedinto Dexter’s’ design were plastic wheels and LCD display as information viewer fordebugging and testing the performance while exploring in the Maze since in realitycant direct find out the error that shown by the software instruction and just can beview through the assistance of the LCD display. As been informed, this Micromousemanaged to solve the <strong>maze</strong> in the competition using the algorithm but it did not madethe fastest time to arrive the center of the <strong>maze</strong> but the design on the hardware partwas a great deal. Figure 2.1 shows the frame for Dexter.Figure 2.1 Dexter [1]

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