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Re: Arm and grabber design test video

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Originally Posted by synth3tk View Post
Also, that's a really unique concept. How did you guys come up with the idea?
As I recall it sprouted from a discussion about last year's pinching mechanisms. We were talking about the benefits of a wide grabber and this concept emerged.

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Originally Posted by Daniel Krastev View Post
<R14> When a ROBOT is in its STARTING CONFIGURATION, no part of the ROBOT shall extend outside the vertical projection of the FRAME PERIMETER.

How are you going to configure your manipulator such that it doesn't extend past the front C-Channel before the start of the match?

That's a whole separate problem to work with...I think that rule ruins a lot of peoples' days

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Daniel Krastev
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We think we have that part figured out as well. As a matter of fact, I think the manipulator we're considering at the moment would stay in the 60" cylinder with this gripper attached. Here's a hint as to the approach we're taking.
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