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Build everything you can
Posted by Justin Ridley at 03/19/2001 3:31 PM EST
Engineer on team #221, MI Roboworks, from Michigan Technological University. In Reply to: Re: DRIVE SYSTEM Posted by Matt Leese on 03/18/2001 3:11 PM EST: I completely disagree. I recommend building anything and everything you can before the six weeks. Drive systems in particular are a good thing to work on since your going to need one every year and they are the least dependent system on the game (although the game can still affect it's design as Matt pointed out). Try building a strong 4wd chassis, something many teams use year after year. After that, work on a 2wd or something more radical. Regardless its going to help you gain experience building systems, teach you about drivetrains and give you another chassis to use in driving practice. Try other things such as arms and lifts as well. Offseaon R&D, as our team calls it, is a way to build the experience needed so you can start rising to the level of these awesome powerhouse teams, whose technology can simply blow your mind. Now under the legal issue, nobody says these have to be the actual systems you use on a future robot, but after designing and building one once, you should be able to easily do another in the six weeks. Justin Ridley - MI Roboworks |
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