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Re: pic: Say Hello to MAX 4
I got to take a close look at it during NYC FTC. One of the most interesting aspect of the robot is its onboard autonomous selection method. Just above the "Teen" sign you will see two bevel gears stickin out of the robot with no apparent purpose. The shaft thats holds the bevel gears are attached to potentiometers which monitor the position of the gears and set the autonomous mode accordingly. They use the bolts around the pot to keep the gear aligned using metal attached to the gear so that it does not change settings. It is an impressive bot.
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Want the TL;DR of it? Keep it simple, effective, and easy to use. - Andrew Schreiber [more] 
12-04-2008, 14:04
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