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Re: Arm Designs
my team is new for this year, and after watching videos from last year i fear our bot will topple with our existing design. however, for a gripper, perhaps something similar to a 3 pronged fork? the 2 outside prongs turn upwards. the middle prong spears the apex of the tetra, the 2 outside prongs turn downwards, holding onto 2 sides of the triangle. it should be simple and secure. suggestions?
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