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Zippiot 25-01-2005 23:40

arm design
 
for your arms do you plan on using pneumatics or motors or other?
i ask just to see some of the other ideas out there, we have already designed our arm and i am just curious...

CyberWolf_22 25-01-2005 23:43

Re: arm design
 
Team 647 will be using a motor powered arm. Also you may want to make this into a poll to be able to view the results easier.

Jeff K. 25-01-2005 23:48

Re: arm design
 
We're using motors, pneumatics are a maybe...

silliewillie 25-01-2005 23:48

Re: arm design
 
We will be using pneumatics for our arms

Zippiot 25-01-2005 23:51

Re: arm design
 
ok the poll is in, happy voting everyone!

Karthik1 25-01-2005 23:55

Re: arm design
 
We are using pneumatics and motors for our arm.

Zippiot 25-01-2005 23:58

Re: arm design
 
i knew i forgot an option...does anyone know how to edit a poll to add another option? if not select other in this case, also if you select other please state the specifics.

MasonMM 26-01-2005 00:12

Re: arm design
 
we, team 118, are going with a mix between motors and pnuematics. with a few peices of sugical tubing and zipties to help along the way.

RoboCat05 26-01-2005 00:14

Re: arm design
 
My team, 399, is using motors and possibly pneumatic assist if we see it is necessary.

Alex1072 26-01-2005 00:18

Re: arm design
 
Motors with pnumatic grabber. I think our robot will surprise some people this year or at least turn heads, both in terms of capability, and in terms of improvement from last year. Overkill would be a nice way of summing it up. =p

Ianworld 26-01-2005 13:23

Re: arm design
 
The main lifting force is a fischer price motor. Pneumatics though are involved in grabbing of tetras and the on field assembly of our arm(it folds up first.)

~Ian

663.keith 26-01-2005 13:29

Re: arm design
 
our team is thinking of using a mix of pneumatics and motors this year

Projectchon 26-01-2005 13:33

Re: arm design
 
i think pneumatics is simply better, if you are able to make it stop where you wanted. becasue motors may fry or brake down, and pneumatics are simpler to intsall, but if you are building a arm that move only by pneumatics, you will run out of air quickly.

Motor+Pneumatics

ajlapp 26-01-2005 13:55

Re: arm design
 
we're by passing pneumatics all together............too heavy for simple single use applications.

motors and ingenuity for us!

Zippiot 26-01-2005 18:23

Re: arm design
 
pneumatics are more powerful but its an all or nothing solution. you can't stop them halfway through, so if a tetra is just out of place then it may be difficult to pick it up


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