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View Poll Results: How does your robot interact with balls on the ground?
Specific mechanism to herd them into the lower goal. 17 17.00%
Specific mechanism to pick them up from the ground and bring them inside the robot. 85 85.00%
Ground ball manipulation is not in our strategy. 13 13.00%
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Re: Who is picking up from ground?

There was no sacrifice when we designed our robot. The robot is designed with continuous feed in mind. The balls are picked up off the floor and placed in a hopper than runs the entire back portion of the robot. The same conveyor used to place balls into the hopper is used to feed the shooter so they can also go directly to the shooter. And that’s not all! That same conveyor is also used to feed the balls from out of the hopper and up to the shooter. This meant a lot less conveyors and a lot less weight in belting.
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