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Technoticks236 23-02-2014 06:54

The Bot from Team 236
 
As for so many teams from the north East, Bag & Tag day was really just a few hours between snow storms so we were pleased to get back to the shops for a full and snow-less day. Watch our practice robot take a turn around the stage.

http://www.technoticks236.com/2014/0...-shoot-it-out/

Now for a name!

jamierose 23-02-2014 12:54

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This is an impressive looking robot. I look forward to seeing it in real life!

cjl2625 23-02-2014 13:09

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Ooh, I like that intake.
See you guys at Groton

Jarren Harkema 23-02-2014 14:31

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First off, very nice bot. I like the intake mechanism.

Are those fiberglass road markers? Did you guys by chance do any stress tests on them to see how well they hold up to breakage? We tried some tests using them, and after about 4-5 direct hits they shattered.

Technoticks236 23-02-2014 16:20

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See you there ApplePi!

Technoticks236 23-02-2014 16:21

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Thanks Jarren! Regarding the rods, that's not an issue we've come across

Trey178 23-02-2014 17:09

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That machine is very much improved from Suffield. But how do you exactly launch your ball? I heard venting air with each shot, but there was no clear view of the mechanism itself. Is it a catapult, puncher, or something else altogether?

Jared 23-02-2014 18:13

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Jarren Harkema (Post 1348447)
First off, very nice bot. I like the intake mechanism.

Are those fiberglass road markers? Did you guys by chance do any stress tests on them to see how well they hold up to breakage? We tried some tests using them, and after about 4-5 direct hits they shattered.

When we throw a ball in the robot, they bend more than we like, so we've tied them all together with a piece of lexan to distribute the load across all of the poles.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Trey178 (Post 1348529)
That machine is very much improved from Suffield. But how do you exactly launch your ball? I heard venting air with each shot, but there was no clear view of the mechanism itself. Is it a catapult, puncher, or something else altogether?

It's a spring loaded catapult that is loaded with a large pneumatic cylinder.

Nathan Streeter 23-02-2014 21:20

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Looks great! Best of luck this season! Hopefully we'll both make it to DCMP so I can see it in-person!


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