pic: CD 7 ball harvester

[Andrew Schreiber]

You weren't I just didn't need to look at it since I had it handy in my head the day of kickoff

Originally Posted by BrendanB

Team RUSH27 had something very similar in 2006.

And 08 if you look close. (I cheated, my brother helped build their 08 bot)

Originally Posted by Alex.q

I like it, but it looks heavy and how much time would something like this really save you in collecting the balls? Is it really necessary?

It can be done lightly.

[BrendanB]

Originally Posted by Andrew Schreiber

You weren't I just didn't need to look at it since I had it handy in my head the day of kickoff



And 08 if you look close. (I cheated, my brother helped build their 08 bot)



It can be done lightly.

How well would you say it worked out for you in 2006/how much did you use it?

I know you used it in 2008 but the application was a little different then a drop down harvester for smaller objects!

[Andrew Schreiber]

Originally Posted by BrendanB

How well would you say it worked out for you in 2006/how much did you use it?

I know you used it in 2008 but the application was a little different then a drop down harvester for smaller objects!

I was a pretty big fan in 06. It basically said that when we touched the ball it was ours. Similar in 08. It also helped with getting balls out of corners.

[lcoreyl]

Originally Posted by Andrew Schreiber

It basically said that when we touched the ball it was ours.

Which is itself great, but it also appears to solve the many into one problem, no?

is there much of a problem if you are trying to move the robot while picking up?

[Andrew Schreiber]

Originally Posted by lcoreyl

Which is itself great, but it also appears to solve the many into one problem, no?

is there much of a problem if you are trying to move the robot while picking up?

I don't recall there being a huge one but that will also be a function of the rate you are moving compared to the rate the belts are running.

[bearbot]

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