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Tom Ore 20-02-2016 17:38

pic: FRC 525 2016 Robot
 

Richard Wallace 20-02-2016 18:48

Re: pic: FRC 525 2016 Robot
 
Cool!

But will it roll like a Reliant Robin?

Tom Ore 20-02-2016 18:55

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Richard Wallace (Post 1543308)
Cool!

But will it roll like a Reliant Robin?

We're hoping not to find out.

jajabinx124 20-02-2016 20:10

Re: pic: FRC 525 2016 Robot
 
Cool looking robot! Can't wait to see 525 at 10,000 lakes in person!

carpedav000 20-02-2016 20:54

Re: pic: FRC 525 2016 Robot
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Richard Wallace (Post 1543308)
Cool!

But will it roll like a Reliant Robin?

Considering the fact that more of the weight seems to be in the "front", you guys might experience the robot tilting sideways on occasion. :p

Edit: just saw the Omni wheels

Tom Ore 20-02-2016 21:18

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Quote:

Originally Posted by carpedav000 (Post 1543376)
Considering the fact that more of the weight seems to be in the "front", you guys might experience the robot tilting sideways on occasion. :p

Edit: just saw the Omni wheels

The center of gravity is pretty low. The robot rocks a bit during a turn once in a while - but we don't have a lot of driving practice yet. Testing the CG statically, we can put the robot on its side bumper and nearly vertical and it still drops back to its wheels. It would take a lot of inertia to roll it (we expect.)

The omni wheels allow the ball pickup to roll on the ground while approaching a ball.

EDIT: I should add that the concept of "front" has been an issue all build season. The single wheel end looks like the front but in fact the double wheel end is the front.

mastachyra 20-02-2016 22:02

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Your robot only has three wheels!

Kingland093 20-02-2016 22:28

Re: pic: FRC 525 2016 Robot
 
Wow! Can't wait to see it in action!
Wish we could compete with you guys at 10k!

Golfer4646 20-02-2016 22:35

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Can't wait to see this robot in action tomorrow at the scrimmage! (Thanks for hosting us at the Iowa scrimmage each year!)
Very creative and interesting design as always! And knowing your team, effective is likely to be added to that list soon!
Nicholas
Team ASAP

Bruce Newendorp 24-02-2016 22:52

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High goal shot.
https://youtu.be/ktOgQfgP9o8

JackFisher 28-02-2016 14:21

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https://youtu.be/QQh56geU0X8

D_Price 29-02-2016 07:22

Re: pic: FRC 525 2016 Robot
 
Best car ever! *sarcasm of course.

But great robot of course!

Quote:

Originally Posted by Richard Wallace (Post 1543308)
Cool!

But will it roll like a Reliant Robin?


mac 29-02-2016 08:12

Re: pic: FRC 525 2016 Robot
 
Thanks for the picture. Lot's of ?s. Can any of your arms be used for getting open the doors/gates? How many driven wheels do you have? Is that front wheel have any spring shocks? Looks like you have lots of room to add on. That is rare on 82.7% of FRC robots. Good Luck Mentor Mac

Tom Ore 29-02-2016 08:35

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Quote:

Originally Posted by mac (Post 1548900)
Thanks for the picture. Lot's of ?s. Can any of your arms be used for getting open the doors/gates? How many driven wheels do you have? Is that front wheel have any spring shocks? Looks like you have lots of room to add on. That is rare on 82.7% of FRC robots. Good Luck Mentor Mac

On the team version of the field, we can cross all the defenses rather easily except the Sally Port and Drawbridge. The arm at the two wheel end pushes down the CDF or raises the portcullis. The arm at the other end is for the ball intake. The single wheel is a giant swerve module. The dual wheels are each driven by 2 CIMS, the swerve wheel is driven by 2 mini CIMS. The robot is geared at about 12 ft/sec. Weight right now is at 110 lbs, so we have some room for changes.

Hjelstrom 29-02-2016 12:32

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Tom Ore (Post 1548907)
On the team version of the field, we can cross all the defenses rather easily except the Sally Port and Drawbridge. The arm at the two wheel end pushes down the CDF or raises the portcullis. The arm at the other end is for the ball intake. The single wheel is a giant swerve module. The dual wheels are each driven by 2 CIMS, the swerve wheel is driven by 2 mini CIMS. The robot is geared at about 12 ft/sec. Weight right now is at 110 lbs, so we have some room for changes.

Looks good Tom! Its great to see unique designs like this.


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