Average height off the ground???

[d.courtney]

Originally Posted by KcTechTeacher

This would apply to a 4 wheel robot we have another way to get a 6 wheel or a tank treaded robot off the ground.

what about two wheel drive robots... I will give a team that can lift them up a cookie* The robot must only have two wheels.

*to be eligible for a cookie the team must be attending Mississauga or Waterloo such that I may guarantee the cookie's arrival

Wait. . . people are already building robots!?!?!

We have barely decided on what we want our robot to do.

Last Year we had a problem, no engineers. This year we still have a problem,
engineers who won't stop arguing specifics when we're only talking general
ideas, who then discourage the students from talking specifics.
Plus we have no money.

[Nitroxextreme]

Originally Posted by trilogism

Wait. . . people are already building robots!?!?!

We have barely decided on what we want our robot to do.

Last Year we had a problem, no engineers. This year we still have a problem,
engineers who won't stop arguing specifics when we're only talking general
ideas, who then discourage the students from talking specifics.
Plus we have no money.

Dont get too discouraged if you are not building yet...just try to keep everything focused designing either general or specific. If it helps sometimes you can explain it to the engineers as trying to work out the what before the how.

Best of luck