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Re: Design Challenge: Baton
I would put the attachment on the end of an arm that can easily run on the floor so that i could just drive into the baton, there would be a plow type thing on the front of the robot so i would just hvae the arm line up correctly with this and one the baton is in it the opperator presses a button and the calw colses around the baton, the arm then can lift and manipulate it however is needed.
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Re: Design Challenge: Baton
Just made this in Rhino 3d(my program of choice)
simple, effective. The wheel on the back is so it can basicly drag on the ground when waiting to grab a baton. grippy materials would be added to the claws to fit the batons. Probably would have lightening holes in the main plow. It may be possible to grab more than one baton at a time, if you line them up right. |
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