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Team 418 LASA Robotics '08: ZePHyr

roboticWanderor

By: roboticWanderor
New: 03-04-2008 06:39 PM
Updated: 03-04-2008 06:39 PM
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Team 418 LASA Robotics '08: ZePHyr

4 cim tank drive
lifter
multipurpose manipulator
see you at LSR and Nat's!

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03-04-2008 07:34 PM

Joe_Widen


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O.o so much colorful tubing. Looks awesome.



03-04-2008 07:56 PM

Pjohn1959


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Looks like a pretty quick robot. I take it that the top manipulator can raise up and remove the ball from the rack. Can't wait to see it at LSR.



03-04-2008 11:17 PM

wendymom


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It looks great. Where are the purple tye-dye bumpers??? Wish you guys were coming to Florida



03-04-2008 11:22 PM

JaneYoung


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It looks great. Where are the purple tye-dye bumpers??? Wish you guys were coming to Florida
They're ready.
This was right before crating. Trying to get the team to take photos right before crating was interesting.



03-06-2008 08:49 AM

spazdemon548


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It looks great, but I wouldn't recommend having such a long tubing run south of your solenoids. Whenever the solenoid is actuated, all the air in the cylinder and tubing is vented. Moving the solenoids closer to the cylinders will minimize the wasted air.



03-06-2008 11:22 AM

Danny Diaz


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I wouldn't recommend having such a long tubing run south of your solenoids. Whenever the solenoid is actuated, all the air in the cylinder and tubing is vented. Moving the solenoids closer to the cylinders will minimize the wasted air.
Yes, I see what you mean, it would make the manipulator's air usage more efficient to put the solenoids for the manipulator up on the manipulator backboard - reducing the distance from the solenoid to the pneumatic cylinder. I'm not sure if the pneumatics team consciously or unconsciously made the decision to put the solenoids in a [more] protected location down on the robot and decided it was potentially okay to eat the extra air between the solenoid and the pneumatic (or if that was even a consideration). We unfortunately didn't have the ability to test this out in a competition setting; the AusTIN Cans hosted an awesome mini-meet but we were unfortunately not fully functional until about 36 hours after the mini-meet.

However, if we find that we are having a hard time recharging fast enough through a practice match at Lone Star, we will definitely keep this suggestion in mind. Who knows, this might save the day! Thanks a lot!

-Danny



03-06-2008 01:05 PM

Barry Bonzack


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Slick. I would love to see some video.



03-06-2008 09:02 PM

wilmo


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the wheels are awesome



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