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falconmaster 27-01-2008 15:25

pic: Virginia's Claw
 

Drwurm 27-01-2008 15:26

Re: pic: Virginia's Claw
 
That might be the most intimidating manipulator FIRST has ever seen.

bhsrobotics1671 27-01-2008 16:23

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any chance this is strong enough to pick someone up?:D

Hito Seika 27-01-2008 16:38

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the only criticism I can come up with is that I wonder haw well id would do if hit by a big fast bot?:confused:

wilsonmw04 27-01-2008 19:29

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the only concern i have is the 80" rule. That is wicked though. We prototyped our grabber with wood as well.

team2061 27-01-2008 22:11

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Do you plan on hurlding?

falconmaster 27-01-2008 23:23

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Quote:

Originally Posted by team2061 (Post 687012)
Do you plan on hurlding?

Yes

team2061 28-01-2008 00:02

Re: pic: Virginia's Claw
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by falconmaster (Post 687070)
Yes

May i know how? Because i dont see how.:rolleyes:

Guy Davidson 28-01-2008 00:22

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Quote:

Originally Posted by team2061 (Post 687096)
May i know how? Because i dont see how.:rolleyes:

I imagine (I have not seen their actual design) that this claw is mounted on an arm of elevator of some type, and that they thusly get the ball up to above 6.5'. From there, I guess they probably either knock / throw or drop it over.

EricH 28-01-2008 00:26

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Quote:

Originally Posted by sumadin (Post 687103)
I imagine (I have not seen their actual design) that this claw is mounted on an arm of elevator of some type, and that they thusly get the ball up to above 6.5'. From there, I guess they probably either knock / throw or drop it over.

Arm, yes. See the other picture--the one where they are trying out the grip.


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