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Abhishek R 19-02-2015 10:09

Team 624 2015: Gravity
 
Team 624 CRyptonite is proud to present our 2015 robot, Gravity.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bHVMKQczUGg

We will be competing at Dallas, Utah, and Lone Star. Good luck to all teams!

MaGiC_PiKaChU 19-02-2015 10:14

Re: Team 624 2015: Gravity
 
I like the way you guys don't care about how you pick up totes...
It just goes in!

notmattlythgoe 19-02-2015 10:17

Re: Team 624 2015: Gravity
 
Super simple way to right toppled cans. I love it.

Also like how you are moving the cans out of the way in auto without tipping them over.

Kevin Leonard 19-02-2015 10:20

Re: Team 624 2015: Gravity
 
Can we just talk about Texas this year. Wow.

Rob Stehlik 19-02-2015 10:25

Re: Team 624 2015: Gravity
 
Love the intake rollers. They seem to handle just about any angle of the totes. Are you controlling the direction of the rollers to straighten the tote automatically? Are there sensors to help with this?

Jean Tenca 19-02-2015 10:25

Re: Team 624 2015: Gravity
 
Awesome robot! Great solution for stacking internally but still being able to output onto the step. I also love how your auto moves the cans without knocking them over. So cool!

Abhishek R 19-02-2015 10:28

Re: Team 624 2015: Gravity
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Rob Stehlik (Post 1446963)
Love the intake rollers. They seem to handle just about any angle of the totes. Are you controlling the direction of the rollers to straighten the tote automatically? Are there sensors to help with this?

Yes, there are ultrasonic sensors embedded in the arms as well as potentiometers on the shafts to determine the position of the arms and orientation of the totes to automatically take in the tote.

JohnSchneider 19-02-2015 10:33

Re: Team 624 2015: Gravity
 
Awesome work guys :)

Can't wait to play against you in the semis :eyeroll: ;)

highlander 19-02-2015 10:35

Re: Team 624 2015: Gravity
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Abhishek R (Post 1446970)
Yes, there are ultrasonic sensors embedded in the arms as well as potentiometers on the shafts to determine the position of the arms and orientation of the totes to automatically take in the tote.

What material is the tread?

Jack S. 19-02-2015 10:48

Re: Team 624 2015: Gravity
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by highlander (Post 1446977)
What material is the tread?

The intake wheels are Colson Performa 4" x 0.875" wheels from VEXpro driven by two Banebot 550s through 64:1 gearboxes

Ozuru 19-02-2015 10:54

Re: Team 624 2015: Gravity
 


lol

Nice robot design, being able to reorient the cans like that in autonomous will make your alliance partners love you. Good job.

BBray_T1296 19-02-2015 10:57

Re: Team 624 2015: Gravity
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Ozuru (Post 1446989)
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lol

Nice robot design, being able to reorient the cans like that in autonomous will make your alliance partners love you. Good job.

Everyone knows typing binary into MS Paint is the superior way to program :p

brrian27 19-02-2015 11:05

Re: Team 624 2015: Gravity
 
Another incredible bot from my favorite Texas team! Best of luck this year.

MooreteP 19-02-2015 11:05

Re: Team 624 2015: Gravity
 
Best Tote Acquisition mechanism so far.

mrnoble 19-02-2015 11:07

Re: Team 624 2015: Gravity
 
It's gonna be fun to play with you guys in Utah. Here's hoping we can keep pace!


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