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Re: Spectrum 3847: Infrared Reveal
Our launcher was a little shaky at Dallas so we have been working on improving it's consistency. The team basically designed the change to a pneumatic launcher on the bus ride back to Houston. We prototyped yesterday and had it CADed and on the practice robot today making high goals.
Here is the blog post with video and pictures. |
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24-03-2014, 21:15
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Re: Spectrum 3847: Infrared Reveal
The latest Inside Infrared post was just published this time it's about our collector design.
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25-03-2014, 01:01
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Thanks for letting me come by and check out your robot today. It was quite impressive to see the amount of work you guys have put in. Your collectors are amazing piece of engineering, very elegant and simple, but they can handle the ball in ways I didn't think possible without a lateral joint.
Good luck and we will see you at Lone Star |
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09-05-2014, 19:00
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Re: Spectrum 3847: Infrared Reveal
Last edited by AllenGregoryIV : 09-05-2014 at 19:08. |
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