In our hardware course, we created a maze solver using the FPGA. We used the push buttons to move in the maze, the VGA for display, and the 7-Segment Display to display the player’s steps. There are static and mobile obstacles of different colors. When the user finishes the maze, an LED will turn on to restart.
In our hardware course, we created a maze solver using the FPGA. We used the push buttons to move in the maze, the VGA for display, and the 7-Segment Display to display the player’s steps. There are static and mobile obstacles of different colors. When the user finishes the maze, an LED will turn on to restart.
As the player traverses through the maze, the seven segment displays the number of steps taken.