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Re: pic: DiscoBots Nano-killough
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Re: pic: DiscoBots Nano-killough
I am not so sure what the tipping thing is about either, our chassis is 1.125" from the ground and we will have bumpers extending from that. Tipping over the bumpers will be pretty difficult.
However the traction problem is something we are definitely considering. We have several solutions in mind both mechanical and software to try to fix any problems that we might have. Thanks for the comments and tips. |
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Re: pic: DiscoBots Nano-killough
It won't absorb the force of a hit from another bot as well. Plus, suspension will keep it stable while maneuvering at faster speeds.
Also guys, a rookie on my team was wondering how stable this will be when you mount the other parts like the elevator, minibot/minibot deployment, etc. on it? |
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Re: pic: DiscoBots Nano-killough
Stability is something we are definitely testing. One of the things we know is that we should never be driving at high speeds with our lift up. So the vast majority of our weight besides the outer lift rails will be low to the ground when driving.
Stability is a problem every team has and our frame is the same length as most teams narror dimension. |
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Re: pic: DiscoBots Nano-killough
Sounds good. Here's another tip that helped my team last year: make your center of gravity very low, so put all your heavy stuff towards the bottom of the robot.
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