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joey troutman 07-01-2009 10:37

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i need idea for a robot anyone help

BuddyB309 07-01-2009 10:39

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not really a mechanical person, But every year I give my team the same idea for a robot.

A trained monkey wrapped in tin foil! Somehow powered by the battery.

joey troutman 07-01-2009 10:41

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thats awesome thanks lol

Matt C 07-01-2009 10:50

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Quote:

Originally Posted by BuddyB309 (Post 794728)
A trained monkey wrapped in tin foil! Somehow powered by the battery.

Powering him with the battery is the EASY part.

Taylor 07-01-2009 10:54

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Matt C (Post 794739)
Powering him with the battery is the EASY part.

put a battery in the banana.

AndyB 07-01-2009 11:11

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No offense, but you probably won't see anyone posting ideas this early. You may get some general ideas as to where people may be going in their design. This is a competition after all.

Try looking at pictures from recent games with similar attributes. Maybe I can help:

2002 (Zone Zeal)
Robots had to score soccer balls into mobile goals.



2004 (FIRST Frenzy)
Robots had to score playground balls into both stationary and mobile goals.



2006 (Aim High)
Robots had to pick up poof balls and shoot them into an elevated goal.


ScottieDo555 07-01-2009 11:48

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Quote:

Originally Posted by joey troutman (Post 794724)
i need idea for a robot anyone help

i think a good place to start is what you want to do.
make lot of points
help team mates score (by pining)
getting the super cells to the human player.


then find out for each one how you do it.

for making points do you want to shoot balls or dump balls,

jgannon 07-01-2009 11:53

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Quote:

Originally Posted by AndyB (Post 794759)
2004 (FIRST Frenzy)
Robots had to score playground balls into both stationary and mobile goals.

For what it's worth, robots were not allowed to score the playground balls in 2004.

Chris3632 07-01-2009 13:48

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Matt C (Post 794739)
Powering him with the battery is the EASY part.

Yeah, I know. How are we ever going to get him to use those regulation wheels...

joey troutman 09-01-2009 11:25

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you guys are no help dont tell me this is a competition duh everyone knows that i just wanted ideas shot down that ppl came up with:) :) :) :)

ezpkns 09-01-2009 11:28

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our idea involves wheels

ezpkns 09-01-2009 11:34

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I have a great idea, the rules only say that only the wheels specified can touch the floor why doesn't some body go way over budget and build/buy a helicopter.

JKWarrior 09-01-2009 17:25

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team 123 has this idea

http://www.chiefdelphi.com/media/img...0f23ee57_l.jpg

Iceman1330 09-01-2009 20:49

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Quote:

Originally Posted by joey troutman (Post 796675)
you guys are no help dont tell me this is a competition duh everyone knows that i just wanted ideas shot down that ppl came up with:) :) :) :)

I think everyone has been quite helpful, monkey sarcasm aside. What might help us is if you added a punctuation mark or two. Capitalization isn't required but is a bonus.

But honestly, go back and look at the designs from '02, '04, and '06. There is a book called "aim high" that you can find in many book stores that has a lot of fantastic '06 designs in it.

katyrobo2177 10-01-2009 22:31

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I would say evaluate what all the tasks are with lunacy.
Once you evaluate all of them, come up with different ways to complete those tasks. And then you can come up with different design ideas. That is all I have to say because it truely is a competition and that's the fun part of it . . . coming up with your own ideas and making them become a reality!! :D


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