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Using Geogebra to design robots
OK, I am not exactly sure where to put this thread. It is not quite CAD, and doesn't seem to fit anywhere else, so here goes...
I did a search and couldn't find any references to Geogebra on CD. It is really hard to describe Geogebra in a sentence. It is part Mathematica, part graphing calculator and not really the same as either of those.
If you click here it will take you to a model I threw together in a couple of minutes to look at the geometry of a double articulate arm. (One of Geogebra's nicer features is the ability to export dynamic web pages of it's models. Many content management systems, such as a Moodle, also have Geogebra plug-ins.) There are sliders to adjust the angles and lengths of the parts of the arm. This is just one example of how to use Geogebra. It's a really cool program, with a large development community. In any event, since I haven't seen any references here, I thought I would throw this up for the ChiefDelphi community.
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Thank you Bad Robots for giving me the chance to coach this team.
Rookie All-Star Award: 2003 Buckeye
Engineering Inspiration Award: 2004 Pittsburgh, 2014 Crossroads
Chairman's Award: 2005 Pittsburgh, 2009 Buckeye, 2012 Queen City
Team Spirit Award: 2007 Buckeye, 2015 Queen City
Woodie Flowers Award: 2009 Buckeye
Dean's List Finalists: Phil Aufdencamp (2010), Lindsey Fox (2011), Kyle Torrico (2011), Alix Bernier (2013), Deepthi Thumuluri (2015)
Gracious Professionalism Award: 2013 Buckeye
Innovation in Controls Award: 2015 Pittsburgh
Event Finalists: 2012 CORI, 2016 Buckeye
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