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Re: [Ri3D] Team oRyon Presents Betelgeuse!!
Love the video, and the lightshow your robots put on. Well done.
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Re: [Ri3D] Team oRyon Presents Betelgeuse!!
We have 86 likes on our release video! Lets get to 100! Watch the video! Like the video and spread the word!
http://youtu.be/0KOSkMz1hTA Lets inspire the community! I would like all of the teams that are going to build something similar to make major improvements to our design! |
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Re: [Ri3D] Team oRyon Presents Betelgeuse!!
White paper! http://www.chiefdelphi.com/media/papers/3091?
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Re: [Ri3D] Team oRyon Presents Betelgeuse!!
Are the arms on the lift a standard aluminum stock size? I can't seem to find much C-channel or angled aluminum that is smaller than 1" in either dimension.
Glad to see that some of the Ri3D teams arrived at similar design conclusions that our team did. |
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Re: [Ri3D] Team oRyon Presents Betelgeuse!!
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kept it .5 in order to fit between the totes in the landfill. |
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Re: [Ri3D] Team oRyon Presents Betelgeuse!!
That strategy is specifically why I ask. We will want to keep our arms fairly narrow for the landfill but I want more resistance to bending than a flat stock of 1/8" aluminum is going to have when we hit something hard while turning.
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