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Any Ideas?
Our team right now is still discussing possible design ideas.
1. A kicker 2. A pnuematic punch 3. A claw based design to lift the robot off the ground 4. A defensive robot that blocks goals For the drive train we have many different ideas going on. 6 wheel, 4 wheel drive steering, omnis or stickey wheels. We are still undecided. We tried a pneumatic punch but it didn't supply enough force to get the ball moving fast enough. We were thinking to get a smaller piston with a larger area and with a small stroke length. We based this off of physics because P=F/A and if you rearrange this equation you get F=PA. Does anyone have any suggestions or experiences with any of the above ideas? |
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