Micro Mouse (Maze Solver)
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Robotics technology is expanding rapidly, and the developments in the world of artificial intelligence are also growing very fast. The challenge is how to make a robot cleverer in deciding actions based on the circumstances that exist. It has become a distinct branch of science that offers many things that need to be investigated further. An intelligent robot that can solvethe shortest possibledistance to reach thedestination in a maze arena. The robot is "smart" in finding the nearest road to rediscover the goal. It applies an artificialintelligence method that uses 1 algorithm to be compared and optimized at the same time to be together, so it is hoped to produce optimalresults. The algorithm applied to these smart robots is Algorithmand Flood Fill Algorithm.
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