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This is our finished product, we know we can stack 7 boxes for sure, maybe more, we ran into the ceiling after that. To find out more vist our wesite at http://www.machvee.org
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16-02-2003 16:47
mrobrien
I imagine that your wings have to widen in order to get your lifter arms back down to the bottom box. I don't see how you do this however. are there motors or pneumatics attatched to do this or is it some neat static thing? How do you handle boxes on their sides?
Nice looking robot.
24-02-2003 23:50
Gadget470
Scissor lift on a 12" x 1.5" cylinder. It's obvious in the picture.
Nice bot 240.
25-02-2003 00:00
Madison
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Originally posted by mrobrien I imagine that your wings have to widen in order to get your lifter arms back down to the bottom box. I don't see how you do this however. are there motors or pneumatics attatched to do this or is it some neat static thing? How do you handle boxes on their sides? Nice looking robot. |
The force of the bin downward on that plate can't move it, but as the plate moves down, it flips up out of the way.
25-02-2003 21:01
EIROBOTICS86
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Originally posted by Pin Man When you go over the ramp wouldn't it be easy to tip it over? |
25-02-2003 21:01
Todd Derbyshire
Yes yes it does seem easy to tip. Also it seems that it would take a long time to get all of the boxes stacked.
25-02-2003 21:03
Joe Ross
That's virtually the same design as what we *almost* went with. I'll be really interested to see how you guys do :-)
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