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Re: FRC 2013 "Best Designs" Log
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Originally Posted by Negative 9
Is it necessary to have the intake push it into the roller? Wouldn't it also work just by driving into the frisbees?
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See my prototype vid for an overview. Basically, I needed the roller to push the frisbee down, while pulling he opposite end toward the kicky roller. At that point the only place for the frisbee to go is up and into the robot's lifter. We have gotten frisbees with the DDI up, but by driving around trying to get the frisbee to catch. The DDI widens the intake to allow 2 frisbees at once as well as picking up from corners.
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2013 -Team 3476
Champion (Fall Classic)
Champion (Battle at the Border)
Finalist (Indiana Robotics Invitational)
Newton Division CHAMPIONS (Worlds)
Wild Card as Finalist Alliance Captain (Inland Empire -> Worlds)
Innovation in Control Award (Inland Empire)
Industrial Design Award (San Diego)
Semifinalist (San Diego)
2012 -Team 3476
Champion (Battle at the Border)
Champion (San Diego -> Worlds)
Excellence in Engineering Award (San Diego)
2011 -Team 1425
Engineering Inspiration Award (Portland Autodesk -> Worlds)
Finalist (Portland Autodesk)
WFFA (Tim BD, Portland Autodesk)
Finalist (Seattle Olympic)
Entrepreneurship Award (Seattle Olympic)
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