Thread: Where does the ball exit your robot?
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Re: Where does the ball exit your robot?
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Originally Posted by blue_crew
The ball is released from the storage and launched towards the back of our robot by three wheels of increasing speed. Then it runs on a track which directs it from the bottom of the robot and launches it from the top of the robot shooting forward.
pretty nice setup though. low center of gravity and we can change the angle of the launcher.
Okay I'm scared, really scared. Since when do teams know what their main scoring mechanism is going to be in week 2!
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