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jfischer 10-04-2011 11:59

ROBBE XTREME's Flying Minibot
 
During Match #44 in Philadelphia, Team 56's usually reliable minibot decided to take a flying leap off the pole. The amazing recovery resulted in a 80 to 80 tie.

Check out the video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uhLk84RvA4s

billbo911 10-04-2011 12:05

Re: ROBBE XTREME's Flying Minibot
 
Not much to say but, AMAZING!!

That just goes to show, sometimes being lucky is better than being good.

davepowers 10-04-2011 12:11

Re: ROBBE XTREME's Flying Minibot
 
Alright, I can officially say that I've seen everything. I really hope you told everyone at the event that this trick was a, "design feature". ;D. Incredible.

sgreco 10-04-2011 12:16

Re: ROBBE XTREME's Flying Minibot
 
That is really cool. That ranks up there with 27's last second hurdle at the detroit regional in '08 for the best final seconds of a FRC match.

I can't tell from the mechanism, but what made it drive along to the deployment arm to get to the pole the second time?

Duke461 10-04-2011 12:28

Re: ROBBE XTREME's Flying Minibot
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by sgreco (Post 1051223)
That is really cool. That ranks up there with 27's last second hurdle at the detroit regional in '08 for the best final seconds of a FRC match.

I can't tell from the mechanism, but what made it drive along to the deployment arm to get to the pole the second time?

It looks more like it bounced off the deployed arm, rather than drove on it. So they probably have some really strong magnets on their minibot :yikes:

Barry Bonzack 10-04-2011 12:29

Re: ROBBE XTREME's Flying Minibot
 
I'm fairly certain you have broken a few laws of physics there. Exactly how did you power your robot's infinite improbability drive with a 12-volt battery and connect it to the crio?

wilsonmw04 10-04-2011 12:43

Re: ROBBE XTREME's Flying Minibot
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Barry Bonzack (Post 1051228)
I'm fairly certain you have broken a few laws of physics there. Exactly how did you power your robot's infinite improbability drive with a 12-volt battery and connect it to the crio?

Dude, look a bit closer. See the Flux Capacitor on that thing?

HansJ 10-04-2011 12:51

Re: ROBBE XTREME's Flying Minibot
 
Where can I buy the awesomeness that you used on that? Do they sell it at andymark?

Gdeaver 10-04-2011 12:57

Re: ROBBE XTREME's Flying Minibot
 
Don't you Know that good engineers build redundancy and fail safe methods into there designs. This is just good engineering. (Ha)

Arjun Namineni 10-04-2011 14:58

Re: ROBBE XTREME's Flying Minibot
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by sgreco (Post 1051223)
I can't tell from the mechanism, but what made it drive along to the deployment arm to get to the pole the second time?

It seems that 56 is using a ramp for their deployment and when the minibot fell down, the wheels must have fell straight back onto the ramp.

goldenglove002 10-04-2011 15:22

Re: ROBBE XTREME's Flying Minibot
 
We couldn't even make it up the pole the first time. Thats awesome.

Jeffy 10-04-2011 16:11

Re: ROBBE XTREME's Flying Minibot
 
That is pretty awesome.

But can you do it again? :P

BIGWILLI2081 10-04-2011 16:17

Re: ROBBE XTREME's Flying Minibot
 
that was sweet! i'm sure you practiced it many times

Cyberphil 10-04-2011 17:03

Re: ROBBE XTREME's Flying Minibot
 
Wow. I wish I was there to see that! Did you see the look on the ref's face? He looked back at the table like, "Did you just see that?!"

jvriezen 10-04-2011 17:09

Re: ROBBE XTREME's Flying Minibot
 
That is amazing but technically think it doesn't count. The host bot is not permitted to touch the Minibot after deployment ends.

John Vriezen
Team 2530 "Inconceivable"
Mentor, Drive coach, Inspector


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