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Re: 2008 actuated forklifts

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So, back in 2008 I recall seeing some very clever forklift-type mechanisms involving two actuations - a rotation to lift the ball, and an open-close actuation between the two "arms" to allow picking up balls from a wider range and to make it easier to move them out of the way for a shooter.

Unfortunately, I can't recall precisely which teams had these. I was hoping someone here would possibly be able to link to relevant videos/pictures/design documentation for these things to facilitate shameless copyin-erm, I mean, inspiration.

Thanks!
You could just create a 3-fingered arm on a rotating turret
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Re: 2008 actuated forklifts

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Team 39 dominated the Arizona regional with this style of design in 2008. Unfortunately I don't see a picture of them in CD media.
Here is a video of 39 in 2008 http://firstvideoarchive.com/2008Arc...e=az_qf1m1.wmv
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Re: 2008 actuated forklifts

I hear that robot is still around....hmmmm......
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Re: 2008 actuated forklifts

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I hear that robot is still around....hmmmm......
hmmmm?


Fun thing we learned today: 20" does not give nearly as good of a wrap around the ball as what was possible in 2008. Coral-ling these balls will be tough.
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