Avishkaar AMS Robot Coding

I’m working with Avishkaar AMS and need a skilled block-coder to help me push the platform’s limits. The goal is pure experimentation and testing, so we can tinker, iterate, and learn fast without being tied to a fixed lesson plan.

The blocks you create will drive a small robot that also hosts a sensor stack. I want to see it:
• move precisely and navigate around a mapped or unknown space,
• sense and avoid obstacles in real time, and
• log key sensor readings so I can later analyse the data.

All code must be built only with the official Avishkaar AMS block palette—no external scripts or text-based hacks—so everything runs natively on the board. Comment your blocks clearly, keep each routine modular, and share the final program file along with a brief note explaining how to deploy it.

If you’ve already wrangled motors, ultrasonic sensors, or IMUs inside Avishkaar, you’ll feel right at home. I’ll test each iteration on my hardware, give you immediate feedback, and together we’ll refine behaviour until the bot moves smoothly, dodges obstacles reliably, and exports readable data logs.

Ready to experiment? Let’s start building.