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1736 - Robot Casserole 2013
Initial testing of Team 1736 Robot Casserole 2013 robot. Enjoy!
http://youtu.be/QD04NZHPLmc Also, we're changing things up this year and going to the Boilermaker Regional.  |
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20-02-2013, 00:40
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Re: 1736 - Robot Casserole 2013
As a viable strategy, climb then shoot your last four. The bit of oscillation should subside over 5 seconds giving you enough time to level out and make those last 4. Other than that, looks good, could definitely see winning a week 3 regional.
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20-02-2013, 01:57
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Re: 1736 - Robot Casserole 2013
Great job with your robot this year, guys! I loved seeing it hang and shoot from the bottom rung, in person, on Sunday. Wanted to congratulate you guys more there, but we had a handful of annoying issues we were still dealing with as I'm sure you noticed. We are so gonna miss you guys in Wisconsin, this year! Loved the constant and infectious enthusiasm and the extra cheering section was always much appreciated! Best of luck at Boilermaker. You guys should do well, that's a good little machine.
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20-02-2013, 02:16
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Re: 1736 - Robot Casserole 2013
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20-02-2013, 02:20
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Re: 1736 - Robot Casserole 2013
That robot looks absolutely fantastic, there is nearly nothing that could change about it to make it better.
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20-02-2013, 20:02
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Re: 1736 - Robot Casserole 2013
I especially like that you can use your hooks to line up a 3 point shot. Simple and effective.
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20-02-2013, 23:16
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Re: 1736 - Robot Casserole 2013
Here's some images.
  Our camera feeds back to the driver station and they use it to verify the shooter is square to the pyramid or to line up shots from another location. Also vision tracking maybe. I'm not sure that ever got working. The oscillation from hanging comes from starting the lift at an angle. We don't touch the ground at any point, but it makes it more difficult to shoot if we still have a frisbee. Thanks for the positive comments everyone! Edit: After this I wore my steel toes to these driver practices  Last edited by gurellia53 : 20-02-2013 at 23:19. |
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