pic: 254/968 Swerve Parts!

[Travis Covington]

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[Qbranch]

Ho-ly Cow. Is that a rendering? Or a real photo? I can't tell!

If it's a rendering: I'm guessing this is SolidWorks... how long did it take to render? Or what did you render it in?

If it's a photo: Where'd you get a table like that! I want one too!

And... what are these exactly? How big are they?

-q

[sporno]

thats sexy

[RobJ]

Originally Posted by Qbranch

Ho-ly Cow. Is that a rendering? Or a real photo? I can't tell!

If it's a rendering: I'm guessing this is SolidWorks... how long did it take to render? Or what did you render it in?

If it's a photo: Where'd you get a table like that! I want one too!

And... what are these exactly? How big are they?

-q

It's real. 968 has some very nice black tables that they use as a backdrop.

[Corey Oostveen]

Originally Posted by RobJ

It's real. 968 has some very nice black tables that they use as a backdrop.

Very Beautiful Table. Wow, very nice to have if you wanna take some great pictures of parts like that.




I agree It completely does look like a rendering Qbranch

[EricH]

Eighteen hex shafts... That's too few for four six-wheeled robots and too many for four swerve robots. Two spares?

[David Guzman]

I think it might be a six wheel drive but the ones in the middle are different because of the gearbox.

So maybe 4 wheels shafts per robot, 4 robots....

[EricH]

Originally Posted by David Guzman

I think it might be a six wheel drive but the ones in the middle are different because of the gearbox.

So maybe 4 wheels shafts per robot, 4 robots....

That would only add four, bringing the total up to 22. Where are the other 2 you would need? (I thought they were kidding too at first.)

[Travis Covington]

Originally Posted by RobJ

It's real. 968 has some very nice black tables that they use as a backdrop.

We've actually upgraded from the table top surface this year. We're finally doing some legit photography with backdrops inside of a light tent. The lack of harsh shadows and reflections are all due in part to the soft lighting that the tent produces.

Thanks for all the comments!

[Nica F.]

Originally Posted by Travis Covington

We've actually upgraded from the table top surface this year. We're finally doing some legit photography with backdrops inside of a light tent. The lack of harsh shadows and reflections are all due in part to the soft lighting that the tent produces.

Thanks for all the comments!

Geez Travis! Perfect Robots AND photos?
Good luck to you guys this year! Hope to see you at competition!