118's nameless robot - video.

[Kris Verdeyen]

Here's a link to some videos of this year's robot in action, and in various states of disrepair. Since the link has already been unearthed by a very persistent member of the CD community, it is a secret no more.

http://users3.ev1.net/~cnl1/outreach/first04/index.htm

It is rough looking, and roughly driven.

Also, check out the rest of Craig's page for some great New Mexican food recipies using green chiles!

[ngreen]

Kris,

I like it a lot. It is a little bit rough but that drive system looks amazing and the arm looks like it will be a contender. I'm sorry if I unearthed something I shouldn't of found. After last year, I can be blamed for trying to find what neat things you are up to down in Houston. From the video, I can see you're doing amazing things. I am glad you continue to share your experience and expertise with other Houston teams and was impressed by Yates robot too. Best of luck in this years competition.


I like craig's website a lot too. Get to see some robonaut nostalgia. I love the double clawed bot. I thought of that this year after I saw the game.

[Joe Johnson]

very cool hanging!

[Blacknight]

first thought it was a true omni...
but excellent driving and software for driving

[Joe Ross]

Last year, some enterprising people found 111's plans online. Then, they went on to win the Championship. Guess you guys have big shoes to fill

[ngreen]

Originally Posted by Joe Ross

Last year, some enterprising people found 111's plans online. Then, they went on to win the Championship. Guess you guys have big shoes to fill

That wouldn't be unheard of for 118.

[Cory]

Originally Posted by Joe Ross

Last year, some enterprising people found 111's plans online. Then, they went on to win the Championship. Guess you guys have big shoes to fill

Yeah, and that enterprising person got me blamed for it too

Thanks Bill

It was actually like 25 videos :-D (Much better than plans, I'd have to say)

Cory