
20-02-2011, 23:04
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Taking a year (mostly) off
 FRC #0254 (The Cheesy Poofs), FRC #0341 (Miss Daisy)
Team Role: Engineer
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Join Date: Nov 2002
Rookie Year: 2001
Location: San Francisco, CA
Posts: 3,077
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Re: pic: Miss Daisy 10
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Originally Posted by xSAWxBLADEx
any minibot?
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Yeah, just edited the post - don't know why the rest of the description got cut off.
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Originally Posted by Original Description
Team 341 "Miss Daisy" presents Miss Daisy 10 (our 12th robot, and 10th named Miss Daisy).
Video will come shortly. I am tremendously proud of the hard work of our students and mentors this build season.
Stats:
* 6 Wheel, 6 Motor Drive using 4" diameter/2" wide IFI wheels with Blue Nitrile tread (13 fps top speed; traction limited at stall). Turns effortlessly. The best drive train we have ever built.
* Arm shoulder joint can reach all scoring levels from the ground in <2 seconds, including scoring over the robot's back. Dual gas springs keep the arm nearly weightless to the motor.
* Pneumatically articulated wrist deploys claw for pickup and retracts to protect it during transit.
* Wide sensor-controller roller claw powered by an RS-775 effortlessly picks up any tube, in any orientation, at any robot speed - all the driver has to do is touch any part of the tube. Geometry of the claw keeps the tube at a constant orientation. After 4 primary iterations and over a dozen minor versions, this is the best manipulator we have built.
* Entire claw can be swapped out in minutes (we are pragmatic about the inevitable fate of floor pickup mechanisms this year...).
* 2-step minibot deployment process (lock to tower, deploy minibot) that takes any chance out of deployment.
* 37 x 27 x 59 x 115 lbs
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Last edited by Jared Russell : 20-02-2011 at 23:08.
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