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Re: Team 1912 Combustion's 2012 Robot
Ah, sorry to disappoint but not quite Justin. The gun speed is controlled by a dial on the drivers console. The lights are there to help illuminate the tape but so far they give no feedback control. We had the tracking code working, however when we integrated with the rest of the robot code it slowed down the drive to a level that was unacceptable. The only piece of our robot that we did hold back was the camera (definitely under the 30 lbs) because I want to do some more testing with it as well as fully test the servo motors.
Where's a picture of 2080's robot? Id love to see what you guys built (in less we are held in suspense in till Bayou)
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Carnegie Mellon School of Computer Science Class of 2017
2012 Dean's List Winner, 2011 NWCIT Award of Aspirations in Computing National Winner
2014 - : FIRST Team 3504 Girls of Steel (Mentor)
2014 Engineering Inspiration
2006 - 2013: FIRST Team 1912 Combustion (Webmaster / Controls Capt / Beta Test Lead / Drive Capt / JrFLL Coach)
2013 Woodie Flowers Finalist for Wendy Holladay. 2010 - 2013 Regional Chairman's Award at the Bayou Regional. 2011 - 2012 Best Website at the Bayou Regional. 2010 - 2013 Beta Test Team for Hardware and LabVIEW. 2012 JrFLL State Expo Coordinator.
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