pic: Team 1942-Cinderella Week 3 . . .

[MikePres]

Our mentors said it's too complicated when we suggested this idea...
well at least they got OWND.

Good job guys, see you in Tel-Aviv P:

[KC1AJT]

you do realize that a flat piece of metal cannot hang on a round bar, right?

[alectronic]

Our team was considering a robot base with "pivot" in the center also. I cannot find the exact spot in the Q & A, but I believe that it was clarified that a base that pivots in the center is a violation of <R11>, which is why we changed out design. I may be wrong though.
Looks cool though!

[Akash Rastogi]

Originally Posted by computerteen643

you do realize that a flat piece of metal cannot hang on a round bar, right?

Really?? Since when?

I'm sure there's hooks or something going on that shaft.

[Valkyries_698]

rule 8.3.2
<R11> The FRAME PERIMETER must be comprised of fixed, non-articulated
structural elements of the ROBOT. The FRAME PERIMETER must remain a
fixed, unchanging polygon throughout the MATCH.

[EricH]

Originally Posted by Valkyries_698

rule 8.3.2
<R11> The FRAME PERIMETER must be comprised of fixed, non-articulated
structural elements of the ROBOT. The FRAME PERIMETER must remain a
fixed, unchanging polygon throughout the MATCH.

Yep, the drivetrain doesn't count in frame perimeter determination. That solid frame above the drive would be the frame perimeter.

[MikePres]

Is it only me or the metal frame of the drive train touches the carpet?

[Galum]

Originally Posted by MikePres

Our mentors said it's too complicated when we suggested this idea...
well at least they got OWND.

Good job guys, see you in Tel-Aviv P:

It's not complicated at all; we used those in 05, 07 and 08. It's just very tiring work because everything needs to be very precise.

Regarding <R11>, I think I read something about it, but I can’t really recall. Can anyone find the exact thing and link/repost?