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So what are people considering a passive vs active system.
1) Pushing the gear onto the peg further or 2) Aligning the gear with something besides drivetrain |
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Our gear transport is passive. I could see where the argument could be made that you waste a few moments of time waiting for the pilot to lift the gear out, but since our only event this season will be week 1 we aren't too worried about that detail.
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I'm actually more interested in seeing how many teams have active systems for retrieving the Gear, not placing it.
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Regarding active placers, we decided that that's also very beneficial. I think someone else in the thread said that there are tradeoffs, but we managed to package an active placer in a volume smaller than many teams passive systems. In my opinion, I think all the high-level gear bots are going to be able to dump the gear the instant the peg gets in the gear. |
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Tricky thing about active feeder systems - do they still work when the bot isn't up against the wall? If not, then there may be a real possibility of negating their time benefit by wasting cycle time clearing balls/etc before intake.
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While I agree that teams will need to insure their system still works even if there's Fuel in the way, I feel like that's not solely a characteristic of active systems. I'd argue that a lot of the passive Gear pockets I've seen might be more susceptible to imprecise alignment and spacing than some potential active intake systems.
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We are attempting both an active intake (from the floor or from the loading station) and an active placing mechanism (opening the box and an active push onto to spring). We will see within the next few days how successful these are.
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What are we considering the line between passive and active? I can see ours as a "semi-active" as it has small portions of it moving, but the manipulator itself doesn't move.
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Is this active enough?
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I think you are talking about different sight lines.
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