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anyone use an arm to help balance
Posted by Joel G at 03/25/2001 3:39 PM EST
Student on team #442, Knight Riders, from Lee High School and NASA/ BOEING/ MEVATEC. Hello, I'm a new user on chiefdelphi.com, I'm from team 442(Knight Riders). Anyways now that were past introducing myself, my question is does any other team out there use an arm to help balance. Our team seeded 3rd at the Lone Star Regional and thanks to our "outrigger" ( 4 bar link arm) we balanced pretty consistly , I haven't seen another robot use such a device and I wanted to see if anyone else uses one. Thanks Joel P.S. check out our site sometime too. www.lhsrobotics.com , by the way I love how they set up chiefdelphi.com |
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