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Team 166 2012 Robot
Our robot is 99% done so I thought I would post a couple of pictures:
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Looks great, what point baskets can it score on?
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is that surgical tubing or something else on your elevator/ ball lifter.
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It looks like polycord on the ball lifter. Is that correct?
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Since that video was recorded we have added 2 lexan plates at the bottom to center the ball when it gets to the polycord. Quote:
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Yet another photo!:
And a 8 minute long video of low power shooter testing!: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T7Ww1HwYT0Q We really wanted to see just how far we can shoot balls, but we were limited due to the 12.5 foot ceiling in our cafetorium. |
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Wow! It looks very nice! I'm curious about your shooting mechanism though. Is it a turret design utilizing the Lazy Susan? Or is it fixed? (The first picture would make it look misleading) If it is a Lazy Susan, I'm even more curious as to how you feed the balls in. Either way, great looking 'bot! :cool:
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This may clear that up a bit, we hold the shooter with wheels in the front, and a axel in the back, we rotate the turret with a lead-screw. What will be interesting is that our team *may* be participating in our school pep rally on friday, which may or may not involve trying to shoot balls into one of the hoops in the gym... |
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So it looks like the balls roll down those two rectangular pieces from the collector to the shooter. Am I right? Looks pretty sweet and good luck in the pep rally! They are a great way to get some exposure in your school and get some kids interested in robotics.
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Multiple cameras? (One for the shooter presumably, and then one above the intake?)
Care to elaborate on the functionality, purpose, design implications with TWO cameras??? |
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The 2nd camera (the one near the intake) is primarily used to aid drivers with ball collection, but it could possibly be used to automatically lock onto a ball and pick it up (we have a ball recognizing algorithm written but it isnt in any current code on the robot). |
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Its kind of hard to see from the pictures, but the shooter pivots on a rod that is blocked in every picture by the vertical support beam on the shooter, or the balls. EDIT: To elaborate on the pep rally, we *are* participating in it and will try to score in a basket. Which will be great exposure to allot of people in or school, teachers and students alike. In other years we have talked about the team before, but its never been during build season before so we never had the robot to show off. |
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The robot is finished!!! Final Weight 119Lb
More Pictures!: And 3 videos of us testing a little of everything: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uWNNDdnIVgk http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TGEjrogrRSI http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B97aowiqFbg Later I will have video from us at the school pep rally and from 151's reveal event tonight. Pep rally video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9kYG7VGNId8 |
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I was just wondering if you are concerned about the bridge manipulator blocking/separating your team number?
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Were back from reveal and we finally got some video of our shooter operating in a room with a high ceiling: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UxjSHXYgjiQ
But, In this video the shooter is limited to 6 volts by software, the only thing I know is that it is spinning at or below 4000 rpm. |
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I like the robot, well done. However, doesn't the two part mechanism for putting down the bridge violate the single appendage rule? I might not be seeing it, but it doesn't appear to be one contiguous appendage outside the frame. If this indeed is the case, a quick fix might be just to tie a cable/string from one side to the other so that they are "contiguous".
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Ok, now that the robot is done here is pictures of it all put together:
![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Final weight: 118.8 Pounds More picures in this web album: https://picasaweb.google.com/1080665...eat=directlink |
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Thanks again for the great time in Vegas last year. Vegas was amazing! (We even got to stay longer because our flight was cancelled!)
Good luck this year!! |
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