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I did answer the same question earlier in this thread, if you'd like more details than that, let me know! Quote:
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Re: Ri3D 'Snow Problem 2017
My mistake, thanks for the info!
I would say you definitely succeeded on that front; this is only the second year I've kept up with RI3D, but your bot is probably the most impressive RI3D I've seen. I can easily imagine your bot winning a regional or district event and contending in World's (theoretically of course ). Before I saw your reveal, I was pretty content with my team's progress, but now I'm anxious to make changes to our gear manipulator so it's perfect, and modify our climber so it climbs faster. I guess that's kinda the point of RI3D huh? To make us push our teams to the extent of their capabilities. So thanks for that! Haha |
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I have to ask about the wheels haha. To me they look like 6" Plaction Wheel with Blue Nitrile Tread (am-3316) if they are, how do you feel the wheels compare to the stock 6" white wheels?
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Personally, I love blue nitrile. Always used it when I was on a team. That being said, it's definitely one of those marginal gains things. I would say that I feel it is better than the stock wheels in any way other than maintenance, but I don't really have any numbers to back that up. We used it on Lelantos because it matched our color scheme! Quote:
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Re: Ri3D 'Snow Problem 2017
Quick update: CAD is still coming, but school takes precedence over robotics stuff, so it'll be a few.
Due to a little bit of a communications mixup, we finished the technical walkthrough about a week ago and then promptly forgot to post it... sorry. We've posted it now to our white papers . Best of luck to teams as you enter the home stretch, and if you have any further questions, feel free to reach out! |
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