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Originally Posted by bar
Kevin this exercise was designed to find the best possible way for crossing the barrier . and do you have any examples for team who used different kind of drive train ?
and we prefer not to use pneumatic wheels because the possibility of different pressure in the tire what would cause different diameter of the wheels . so we will Stick to hard wheels . and if we stick to the hard wheels is a bigger diameter of the wheels will reduce the Shock ?
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Many people in this thread have pointed out some of the good ideas that came from 2012. I would recommend looking into the different designs used in Rebound Rumble for crossing the bump and analyzing their effectiveness.
In these kinds of exercises, it is important to not narrow down the design choices too quickly. There are many ways of crossing a barrier, and making sure you consider many options, not just two, will help you in this and any brainstorming/design process. For this task, I would encourage you to think about the problem a little more broadly. Brainstorm many different ideas, discuss them, research them, and prototype them if you have the resources. A lot of the teams that were able to cross the barrier effectively had many ideas at the start, analyzing and testing each idea until they came to a solution.