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Sam2197 05-01-2009 21:02

Re: VIDEO of our bot moving
 
thats what we're doing. we talked to the teacher for physics at our school and he said that it would be really hard to turn in the long and narrow orientation

Darkcrosbone 05-01-2009 21:09

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well the long and narrow makes you drift a ton will turning and that is a very good tool for turning

comphappy 05-01-2009 21:11

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Just so you know there is a big difference between that tile and the stuff they are actually using, we tested it.

Darkcrosbone 05-01-2009 21:13

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How different is it? could you send some sort of video or something?

Collin Fultz 05-01-2009 21:18

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Have you done a test to see what CoF you have between the bot and the floor? A fish scale and some simple math can give you that number. I agree with some of the above posts, based on our robot tonight (150 and about 100 lbs, short and wide and skinny and long) you will skid quite a bit on the true surface. Good luck!

Paul Copioli 05-01-2009 21:20

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All,

In addition, it is way different with the trailer. We had the same reaction when we just drove around our robot with no trailer. Then we built the trailer ... It is painful to turn that thing ... realy painful.

We also have the real floor and tile has at least double the CoF than the real floor. I will try to get video posted by tomorrow evening.

Paul

synth3tk 05-01-2009 21:22

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul Copioli (Post 793029)
All,

In addition, it is way different with the trailer. We had the same reaction when we just drove around our robot with no trailer. Then we built the trailer ... It is painful to turn that thing ... realy painful.

We also have the real floor and tile has at least double the CoF than the real floor. I will try to get video posted by tomorrow evening.

Paul

Thanks a lot, that would be a HUGE help to everyone, to see a robot driving on the real floor with a trailer hitched.

Darkcrosbone 05-01-2009 21:26

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yes that would be HUGE please get it posted ASAP

RoboGeek99 05-01-2009 21:34

Re: VIDEO of our bot moving
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul Copioli (Post 793029)
All,

In addition, it is way different with the trailer. We had the same reaction when we just drove around our robot with no trailer. Then we built the trailer ... It is painful to turn that thing ... realy painful.

We also have the real floor and tile has at least double the CoF than the real floor. I will try to get video posted by tomorrow evening.

Paul

By real floor do u mean the regalif (or whatever its called)

Paul Copioli 05-01-2009 22:21

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By real floor I mean the actual Glasteel brand 0.090" FRP with pebbled finish found at Home Depot.

Sam2197 05-01-2009 22:36

Re: VIDEO of our bot moving
 
how much was each sheet of that stuff

GreerD 05-01-2009 22:45

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Here is a video of our '08 bot (with the '09 wheels attached) running on several sheets of regalith. I'm not sure where we got so much of it, but I can ask a mentor tomorrow. We had a "sort-of trailer" on, and it influences the driving quite a bit.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JS_I0cRmGIE

The Pre 05-01-2009 22:54

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im excited to see some robots drifting like Tokyo drift and shooting like in the matrix, lol

maltz1881 05-01-2009 22:59

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I just paid $33.00 per sheet at Home Depot. I did convince them to give me a 10% discount. :yikes:

sparrowkc 05-01-2009 23:21

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We got two sheets of the real flooring today-It is most definitely slicker than tile or smooth concrete You won't believe it until you test it. We got the pebbled stuff like they showed in the kickoff. You can put all your weight on a wheel, and it still skids easily.


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