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03-03-2010, 10:48 AM
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Re: pic: Team 341 Miss Daisy 2010 Robot
The square tubing on top has two purposes:
1) It supports our covering (not shown) that deflects/blocks balls. 2) It allows our arm to right ourselves if we flip onto our rear (which requires a fairly unlikely sequence of misfortunes to happen, but better safe than sorry, right?) The white piece you see at the front of the robot is the kicker; it is a bar between two CNC'd plates that kick underneath the ball magnet. The kicker is drawn back by a mechanism inspired in part by Winnovation's 2008 machine. Last edited by Jared Russell : 03-03-2010 at 10:52 AM. 
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