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Re: Predictions Week 3: Fighting for Position
The only real predictions anyone can make are the predicitions of robots you have already seen in action. You can make a case for any team that has built great robots in the past will produce great robots this year, but there is not a single bit of evidance that will point to any team that hasn't proven it's ability yet as a viable contendor for any regional.
The best hurdlers around can not compete without another exceptional hurdler at their side. This was seen very much in NJ when 1114 was blocked constantly. They would have lost that match if it wasn't for the shooting power of 1024. 1114 could have been shut down in an instant if it wasn't for their partner. Put both of these two together and you have the following: Not a single robot can bring a team to victory, and any team who has a proven record of getting things done are the only teams that are going to shine and pick/get picked. idk, my reasoning kinda sounds like blabbering. haha |
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Thanks, Honest for your kind words about Metal In Motion and the Peachtree Regional. I hope you are correct althought I would'nt count anybody out until the final tick of the clock has sounded. We have been surprised before. I look forward to reading and seeing how eveyone does this weekend.
Good luck to all teams this, and every year. ![]() |
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Depends on the regional, and the robot, etc. 39 had no problem completely dominating the Arizona regional by themselves, and they were the only robot that could hurdle (or even manipulate the ball for that matter) on their winning alliance. |
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Hopefully we'll be able to live up to your expectations ^.^ Good luck to all teams, and HAVE FUN! |
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Trust me, the autonomous is only scary if its barreling down the other side of the track at you, and you are unsure if the bot is going to spare your life and make the turn.
...considering that im still alive you can assume it made the turn thanks for the uplifting words! |
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P.S. We built a new supporting circuit for our fancy schmancy on-board display so that it won't blank out as easily during heavy battery use characteristic of competition.
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now we can see the states of your hybrid mode! |
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Re: Predictions Week 3: Fighting for Position
I saw your bot down in Midwest--what exactly does it display, anyway?
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It's true that the robot used to display ft/sec during autonomous as well, but since the fire we've had some fun little eh... abnormalities in the autonomous system we're still hammering out. During Teleoperated mode, the robot displays the combined vector (real) velocity of the robot in ft/sec. For instance: since the robot is differential drive, if it were spinning perfectly in place, the speed would read zero. The value the display reads can easily be changed by pressing different buttons on the OI panel to read values such as left/right encoder counts, gyro data, arm position, etc. -q p.s. We didn't install the voltage conversion circuit until Saturday morning, but there was a huge reduction in the number of times it blanked out due to low battery voltage (fast robot = lots of energy usage). Last edited by Qbranch : 16-03-2008 at 10:05. |
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I can´t believe how right-on these predictions were for Detroit.
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![]() Last edited by tdlrali : 16-03-2008 at 11:24. Reason: forgot to mention chairmans |
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i was excited for the correct prediction of 343 taking the gold at peachtree... thanks to 1319 and 547!
Last edited by cziggy343 : 16-03-2008 at 19:10. Reason: whoops... wrong regional |
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You guys were amazing ... See you in 10 days .. p.s. How about YOUR predictions and inside info for Palmetto? Come-on, give us a scouting dump ... |
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