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Re: wheeled robot club 2014

Hey! Team 2648 has wheels too!
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Re: wheeled robot club 2014

I feel as though this thread is demeaning and discriminatory towards robots like ours which employ tank treads as a mode of transportation instead of wheels. I'm disappointed that the FIRST community could be so blatantly offensive to segregate robots by those with wheels and those without.

This, of course, is assuming that we're talking about wheels that directly contact the ground rather than all wheels (including those acting as a pulley). If it includes all wheels, I see no issues here.
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Re: wheeled robot club 2014

I for one an waiting for a team to employ the use of a giant quad-copter.
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Re: wheeled robot club 2014

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I feel as though this thread is demeaning and discriminatory towards robots like ours which employ tank treads as a mode of transportation instead of wheels. I'm disappointed that the FIRST community could be so blatantly offensive to segregate robots by those with wheels and those without.

This, of course, is assuming that we're talking about wheels that directly contact the ground rather than all wheels (including those acting as a pulley). If it includes all wheels, I see no issues here.
This thread cannot comment on specific designs and/or hypothetical situations. Please contact your Regional Director.
In related news, we have fourteen wheels. At our last event, ten of them contacted carpet in the final match.
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Re: wheeled robot club 2014

3260 almost went with wheels but we decided that cubes would make us significantly faster. We also considered hexagonal prisms but they ended up being too expensive.
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Re: wheeled robot club 2014

Our team employs wheels, but we also invested in a weather balloon to truly achieve the "aerial" aspect of aerial assist. We simply hold the ball and float over the truss! not really, we just have a standard kit bot with wheels!
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My Team's Drive Train has roughly 68 wheels. It's capable of traveling at over 716,000 times the speed of the world's fastest growing plant.
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My Team's Drive Train has roughly 68 wheels. It's capable of traveling at over 716,000 times the speed of the world's fastest growing plant.
I might steal this for my standard response next time I get asked how many wheels my robot has. Scout Smarter, Not Harder.
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we have wheels. 6. they make the drivetrain able to move
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I meant 8 dang it
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Re: wheeled robot club 2014

Team 3538 has a 6 wheel tank drive, 3 cim ball shifters. We also have wheels on our intake
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Re: wheeled robot club 2014

Team 3958 has wheels. 14 of them to be exact
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Re: wheeled robot club 2014

Depending on your definition of wheel, 256 may have had some. Ours weren't perfectly round, but instead were made up by a near infinite amount of small straight lines, so that's somewhat similar.
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Re: wheeled robot club 2014

703 here with 16 wheels (I assume we're also counting collectors).

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