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coollint
21-02-2013, 21:05
http://f.cl.ly/items/2d0I413w1G3H0M051R26/Ember.JPG
Team 75's addition to this year's game Ultimate Ascent
Specs:
Drivetrain
4 Cim 2WD - 6" HiGrip wheels in the front and Regolith in the back
Dumper
Elevation & Extension - AndyMark PG71 Gearmotors
Climber
1 Cim with a DeWalt XRP gearbox
AllenGregoryIV
21-02-2013, 21:08
Video? I'm not really sure what this robot does from the description.
Walter Deitzler
21-02-2013, 21:09
Video? I'm not really sure what this robot does from the description.
From looking at it, I don't see a shooter, so I assume it is a climber/dumper (They also have "climber" and "dumper" in the description)
coollint
21-02-2013, 21:10
Yep, its a climber/dumper
Steven Donow
21-02-2013, 21:26
Awesome! Can't wait to see it in action.
So, if it's 2WD, I'm guessing the Hi-Grip wheels in the center are the only driven ones?
EDIT: I actually gave it a significantly deeper look and realized that this was an absurd question.
And you guys just love your Dewalt Gearboxes :yikes:
What goals can it dump in, and what level can it climb to?
Looks great. Judging by the file name, I assume you call the robot "Ember?" Carrying on the 'E' theme from "Eve" last year I see? Can't wait to see you guys at Mount Olive and Bridgewater (and then hopefully Lehigh!)! :D
coollint
21-02-2013, 21:34
Its not finalized yet so well have to see... but thats one idea :)
It dumps into the level 1 goal and climbs to the third.
coollint
21-02-2013, 21:45
Also, Steve.... yeah the HiGrips are the only powered wheels
And.... Dewalt gearboxes all the way :)
It dumps into the level 1 goal and climbs to the third.
Does it dump into the pyramid goal after climbing to the 3rd level? Do you have any video of it in action? I'm eager to see how it works :].
We don't have a video although I wish we did.
It does dump into the pyramid goal.
Steven Donow
21-02-2013, 22:01
Does it dump into the pyramid goal after climbing to the 3rd level? Do you have any video of it in action? I'm eager to see how it works :].
I would assume that it does.
Any particular reason for choosing Regolith wheels for the back wheels?
Akash Rastogi
21-02-2013, 22:04
Interesting design. See you at Mt. Olive!
Do you have a practice bot?
coollint
21-02-2013, 22:11
I would assume that it does.
Any particular reason for choosing Regolith wheels for the back wheels?
Yeah, through our testing we had less control with casters.... with the regolith wheels we nearly the same amount of friction while maintaining the direction we want to go in
DELurker
21-02-2013, 22:29
It looks pretty sweet. Congratulations guys! We'll see you at Bridgewater-Raritan (and of course Lehigh, we hope)...
coollint
23-02-2013, 16:16
Interesting design. See you at Mt. Olive!
Do you have a practice bot?
Well see you there!!!
Yep, its being developed
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