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matthewdenny 08-02-2014 21:30

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Originally Posted by TheFrozenSlink (Post 1339790)
or would it be a sextacanum? If he is actually talking about having only 2 traction wheels


You'd have to be crazy to build something called a sextacanum with a bunch of high school students.

RobotDoktor 09-02-2014 20:17

Re: 4265 2014 competition bot render
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Whippet (Post 1339838)
From the CAD drawing, it looks as though only two of the traction wheels are powered. Also, two of them appear to be smaller than the others. Perhaps that is what OP meant?

There are four ball shifters with 1 CIM an 1 mini CIM powering the drivetrain. Mechanums need to be individually powered to make full use of their strafing abilities.

Jibri Wright 09-02-2014 21:45

Re: 4265 2014 competition bot render
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by RobotDoktor (Post 1340293)
There are four ball shifters with 1 CIM an 1 mini CIM powering the drivetrain. Mechanums need to be individually powered to make full use of their strafing abilities.

Wow, Octocanum modules and ball shifters? That's quite a bit of weight! How much weight are you guys ball parking?

Canon reeves 09-02-2014 22:23

Re: 4265 2014 competition bot render
 
Love the dragonfly, I so wish I could drive it like I stole it!

RobotDoktor 13-02-2014 20:44

Re: 4265 2014 competition bot render
 


The tension design wasn't really cutting it, so we changed to a much better pneumatic version.

Full 4k can be found here: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/...ition%20v2.png


Also, Solidworks is showing weight at around 115 without battery and bumpers, although a few things do not have accurate weights.

mplanchard 14-02-2014 07:09

Re: 4265 2014 competition bot render
 
Very nice indeed. Thank you for sharing. Marie


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