Lego GBC module: Cars with adaptive cruise control(subtitled)

[@0LoneTech]

5:15 - perhaps the yellow is losing out because it measures a shorter distance, since its sensor is on the inner side of the track? The straight tracks will have a noisier response.

[@wesleythomas6858]

LoneTech my thoughts too. Radial difference

[@vienbich9741]

But the game has out timesavers

[@tomwaligorski9882]

That or the sensors just give crap readings occasionally. LEGO is pretty high quality stuff but I think a few faulty values are still to expect

[@mozarteanchaos]

@@tomwaligorski9882 could be both, no technology is completely flawless. theres gonna be a couple of false positives/negatives in there, the main uncertain factor is How Many i think one happens at around 5:32 - the cars all come to a standstill, but green bugs out a bit and starts moving again

[@EmilMacko]

That blue one is gonna get fired if it keeps fumbling into the others like that

[@lfthkn]

Emil Macko was looking for this xD

[@Rhyne2000]

Oh noes. Thats the next #BrickToo

[@vienbich9741]

Can’t good not send notifications and

[@sokhonkhan5594]

Hahaha?lol😎😎😎😎😎😎

[@skjorta1984]

he is trying his best

[@JTCF]

At some point they are cute.

[@podulox]

5:10 - They are like Tiny Kittens!

[@ianfarquharson2933]

smart system level 10,000 Great job Aki Yuki

[@OlbaidFractalium]

子供の頃にレゴがこんなだったら、飽きずにずっと遊んでただろうな～

[@あいうえごましおのゲーム実況]

遊びの幅は無限大だけど資金は無限ではないよ

[@げーみんぐカズマ_登録者100人]

@@あいうえごましおのゲーム実況 うまい

[@三輪文隆-g4w]

何万もかかるんだろうなぁー

[@marigo856]

I like how yellow and blue had a little standoff at the end over green

[@KL-jd5zk]

The carts are very sensitive about their personal space.

[@nak_attak]

Yeah I like to think of the carts like little people driving and whenever they bump eachother from going too quick I like to think they find it funny.

[@KL-jd5zk]

Epic KZbinr lmao

[@GerbenWijnja]

@@nak_attak They should also shout curse words when they bump into eachother.

[@bigbunstudios7494]

It’s because they want to social distance.

[@Pearking_]

Corona virus

[@yuk1466]

全自動ごみ箱くんとターレットシューターくん 今日もレゴの進化は止まらない。

[@Vinnidict]

Omg they are so derpy i love them

[@Dan-vl6fk]

It’s beautiful. I’ve looked at it for five hours now

[@timehunter9467]

Amazing design, I like how it doesn’t need to stop to empty the load, that could add a lot of possible options for interesting emptying techniques?

[@SOUL_Creations]

It'd be really cool to see these travel different random paths, so the order of the carts ends up constantly changing as the module runs!

[@HenningDieterichs]

The next step would be to automatically add and remove cars based on expected ball throughput.

[@MajatekYT]

That'd be perfect for both the visual aspect as well as reduce battery charge wastage - have a little single-lane rail yard off to the side with a lane switcher that counts the average amount of ball throughput (switching only when there's not enough balls to warrant more than 1 cart and if there's nothing near it to prevent derailment) to store some of those carts, and uses the same type of gate as the main feeder to hold them in the pen.

[@pocarski]

Elon Musk: I am inevitable Akiyuki:

[@jaybird_the_jet]

Its nice to see this channel alive again

[@maurusluctum8886]

I love those tall weird cart things horsing around in a circle

[@Natsu_orange]

工場の自動走行ロボットみたいで可愛い！ Akiyukiさんならレールなしのを作れそう

[@SmashingBricksAU]

Another really great design. Having built a number of GBC builds with Powered Up and Boost, the issue is feed back latency between the phone/tablet and the hub as well as the variations in the sensors, they all have there own little nuances. Light also plays a big part, the bright recording lights bouncing off the glossy bricks does also cause an issue. When I built a sorting robot with Boost it had trouble between yellow, white and orange because of bright light

[@n.gravey3735]

HE KILLED GREEN!!! STOP BULLYING YELLOW!! These are awesome, first time I've seen the hub's in action used in multiples like that! Perhaps look at app cloning, instead of having to use four (for now!) devices?

[@BerthilvanBeek]

Nice design and execution! This exactly shows why Boost/PowerUp is not suitable for GBC. 4 phones/tablets, all the Boost/PowerUp parts and a lot of batteries! My whole family would be without phones for a week when I run this at LEGO World Utrecht :)

[@RohanBeckett]

This will hopefully be achievable, when Boost adds in Multi Hub Support (which has been promised)... and as for cost of parts, and batteries - that's never stopped GBC builders before! ;)

[@RohanBeckett]

and in the meantime, there are other software products that can control multiple hubs at once (Brick Automation Project, etc)

[@NipeNipe]

動画に展開を加えたことで更に面白くなりましたね！ 尊敬します。これからの動画が楽しみです。

[@kingtoppy]

Great language

[@おーぼちん]

HhhyyyyHgghhghy h

[@TheAgentAPM]

The variation with reversed one resembles a Minecraft Piston Flying Machine movementwise.

[@junyingo1396]

Thanks Aiyuki, very cool!

[@プネウマ20]

撮影場所がめっちゃ綺麗

[@TheOfficialCzex]

I especially like the usage of that large gear in lifting the balls to the top of the dispenser.

[@Thebiggestgordon]

They fit so well into the teeth of the old gear that it’s kinda like they were designed to do that... LEGO is really cool

[@notmuch_23]

The new Lego Powered Up update that makes it possible to control multiple hubs with one device makes this _much_ more feasible!

[@doctormario1075]

Amazing as always. Best use of the Unikitty Party Van gear I've seen yet. ;D

[@Vindictator1972]

Now all we need is for LEGO to release a command hub sorta thing that can connect to many of these at a time. Imagine the train layouts.

[@tetsuo2015]

素晴らしいですね！ 子供達の善き指導者に なって下さい。

[@podulox]

They are like Tiny Kittens!

[@GreenGeckoLegoTechnicWorkshop]

Wow awesome work, good job

[@bgallasch]

Real cool stuff. Congratulations

[@SnowTerebi]

I'm calling it, one day Earth will be ruled by Lord Aki's GBC robots.

[@luftwolf7405]

And again a very cool system, thanks for sharing!

[@huhneat1076]

5:30 stop bullying yellow everyone

[@theiskruckow5027]

Haha

[@WestCoastWheelman]

5:12 >when you're on a one lane country road and someone has to back up

[@bso_av]

Yup

[@thenoritelonoso3022]

COUNTRY ROADS

[@timehunter9467]

Thenorite Lonoso TO THE PLACE

[@SirZeck]

Me and the boys as senior in school.

[@Rhyne2000]

Thats genius! But why the hell we are in need to power these four guys by four Tablets/Phones? Thats just silly and one single table should be able to handle that with ease

[@SynchronizorVideos]

It might just be so he could activate them separately in this specific demo.

[@Miyakans]

@@SynchronizorVideos Nope. It is a stupid thing about the whole range of powered up motors and hubs. The hub must always be connected to a device or remote, otherwise they just stop. Also, remotes/devices can only control one hub at a time.

[@NirateGoel]

Seriosuly? Which genius thought that was a good idea.

[@Miyakans]

@@NirateGoel No idea. Apparently they have promised multi hub support in the future.

[@dinhtuan752]

@@Miyakans I think the v3.0 or newer has muti hub support to control 3 bins like cars and a loader

[@zunkman1]

That's really great. I think the next step should be having it count the balls, and only proceed when they have a full load! Amazing.

[@xavierloux]

Awesome work !

[@Boden_Worms]

Very clever! I really like you gbc modules

[@deadisnend]

That's amazing! U're a genius

[@theultimategamers4422]

I don't know why but this is so satisfying

[@demonshdow]

I could watch this for days

[@UzzyT.]

Blue boy is a fast boy!

[@hamjudo]

I suspect if all the sensors are adjusted to match, then any set of 3 cars will push the 4th around. The set of 3 will bounce against each other, so the lead car ends up pushing the 4th car around. Well, most of the time. It would be a metastable system. The cars can be placed on the track so none of them are moving. If each car changes its following distance randomly, it will break deadlocks, and make it look like the cars are losing their patience.

[@Hotty6363]

無機質なのに可愛いですね笑

[@yuk1466]

ね笑

[@sankou-vw7lu]

@@yuk1466 な！wwwwww草wwww

[@jamesgroccia644]

Wow, this is cool. You could make a ball quarry using this system! Think about this: from the rest of the GBC, balls are randomly sorted into little mine shafts, big enough for these carts to travel through. The cars go in empty, and come out as if there were little workers inside the mine filling them. The balls are then transported to one of your bigger cars by way of conveyors, hoppers, and chutes, and are then dropped into the next module. Keep in mind that with the amount of balls going out, the next module has to handle large numbers. I would recommend the ball-dozer or your wave module.

[@lizerdspherex]

I'm sure the new smart bricks make everything more streamlined, but I do miss how you could make complicated motions with kinetic machinery. Great stuff as always.

[@DiegoDevPro]

Excellent design! Congrats!

[@Boden_Worms]

The duck and duckling thing is so cute! U should kind of ''dress'' them up to look like ducklings following there mother duck!

[@FOXduFutur]

as usual, very clever and ingenious, congrats !!

[@czpiaor]

These are just robots and they have a better understanding of personal space than my classmates

[@SamFriesen]

Cool module!

[@user-yw8sr3uj1w]

Theyre so cute!!

[@CryingNeutrons]

these are cute. good job!

[@leori-7477]

I don’t know why but watching all the other colors bully the yellow one backwards was so funny

[@ManuelBTC21]

Everybody: We're not worthy 🙇 Akiyuki:

[@rslotb]

Would you say the cars form a standalone complex?

[@ManuelBTC21]

@@rslotb Yes, tachikoma cars. Very cute 💕

[@user-takuele00]

3:00水色の子可愛い

[@samschellhase8831]

you should add some rubber double axle connectors to act as bumpers between the two, unless they're too elastic and cause them to fall off the track too much

[@13oz18]

the blue one is so fast!

[@CatLegoDiver]

As usual, inventive, clever and original. I just wish I had as much free time as you did. LOL

[@Hobointhehallway]

As usual very good content

[@sawyerklegr]

This is so cool! So cool how you can easily add more trains / cars.

[@小杉純平-j9w]

3:21 かわいい

[@benstoever]

A great module (as always :-) ). I especially like the different possibilities of the cars to interact. The BOOST components offer great possibilities but there would be so much more possible if the BOOST or PowerFunctions app could connect to multiple hubs at the same time. Not only would we not need multiple smart phones for one MOC, a sensor connected to one hub could trigger actions of another.

[@sheilaolfieway1885]

cool needs a longer track but cool. maybe even have multiple drop off stations.

[@rainbowguy182]

this should be a lego set

[@CUB3zOfficial]

The cars bumping into each other is the cutest fucking shit

[@imeakdo7]

5:39 it is because the value read from the sensor changes slightly due to electrical noise.

[@Thomas1980]

wow...nice!

[@danielahaneckova1945]

Hi! Your mashines it's super!!!!!!😊😊💙💛.

[@unbag]

This is rlly cool

[@nitroge6043]

Wykożystane Lego mindstorms?

[@danielgarcia187]

Really Cool

[@northupguy]

At the end the carts reminds me of Aperture science.

[@RandomPerson-mk8ug]

Oh Boi, what perfect masterpiece

[@thienluu3472]

Not going to lie this is really cute from 4:58

[@antoineddp]

AWESOME !

[@MrMe997]

Very very great👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻thx share

[@nateogamingyt8631]

You should make the tires at the start into a chain lift it would go faster because chains can go up to 17 mph

[@jessendelft-1]

You could add an eye on the right side, then it looks like it has two eye's, and it's like driving faces around the track :D

[@bbenny9033]

this is beautiful

[@kurichan142]

I've seen a couple theories, but at around 5:30, you say you don't know why the yellow car is being pushed. My thought is that since the pink one moved forward, the blue moved forward to compensate for that move. Then, that causes the yellow-green to move forward, thus pushing the yellow. The yellow one doesn't have this pressure to move forward because all the other cars move towards it from the front, rather than the back. So, it loses out and gets pushed back. Once the lime car pushes forward the yellow car, space is freed for the blue to occupy, allowing pink to move forward, and the cycle continues. Edit: Changed the time stamp to be more accurate, from 5:15 to 5:30.

[@Corkoth55]

so cool!!

[@Domomaru]

they are adorable

[@crazytunesbak8835]

Its so freaking cool I wish had the skills to Bulls this☹️

[@zunkman1]

If humans worked like this, we wouldn't have to worry about social distancing!

[@ChaosOptional]

Cool, and they look like furbies...

[@balrogbean]

What would be the price cost for what we're seeing at 2:41?

[@geza96]

With the programmed LEGO it seems like it easier, mechanical is always better.

[@ton-katu]

高評価不可避

[@YPOC]

I love how clumsy the cars are

[@marcyt6341]

Oh my gawd i dunno why dis gives me joy. I love videos like this. Mlem lol 🐶

[@SamuelYsc]

omg the blue one is so cute XD

[@タス-r3z]

なんか可愛い笑笑

[@user-dl3xi9ec6k]

わかる

[@MrHack4never]

is it possible to use sensor readings to control other things like with NXT? Then you could make automatic slow down behind others/near stops etc.

[@Dしおん]

音のソノリティとかに出演できそう

[@Maulinator69]

For some reason these little fella remind me of Huey. Dewey, Louie and I guess now Blueie lol, from the 1972 Sci Fi film Silent Running.

[@crazyt1483]

Now I’m just imagining this being put before The problematic module and ending up with a switch track so when it breaks you just flip the switch and the carts bypass it to a second unloading station

[@thatmcgamer3106]

Simple rules and designs but I can see this getting really complex really fast