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This is the driving base and some sub-systems for this year's robot. The spoiler may or may not be part of the final robot! 
More pictures to come!
12-02-2004 22:08
Dan Richardson
I love that robot because it is beautifully simplisitc
as far as the K.I.S.S. rules go that is a work of art, I believe you will be a good competitor just because you'll always be doing just that competing.. and rarely breaking
12-02-2004 22:19
ngreen
I like the gianormous pneumatic actuators...I'm starting to see a trend.
13-02-2004 07:47
Collin Fultz
what's the size of that nu-matic? i've heard of a team that is using a 2" OD 24" stroke + 10" stroke with 2" OD for some kind of telescoping function...just wondering. also...is it gonna hang or just pick up big balls?
13-02-2004 08:45
Ryan Dognaux
That is nice and simple, I'd like to see some video of that 
13-02-2004 09:42
ShadowKnight
next year man, after a shifting transimision, we're switching to treads...they just rock...gotta love kiss
13-02-2004 09:48
Cory
I would hardly say that treads follow the KISS principle. If you do em' right though, they sure can be good 
Cory
13-02-2004 13:52
Matt Adams
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Originally Posted by collin234
what's the size of that nu-matic? i've heard of a team that is using a 2" OD 24" stroke + 10" stroke with 2" OD for some kind of telescoping function...just wondering. also...is it gonna hang or just pick up big balls?
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13-02-2004 17:30
TomasHi guys, I don't know were did get this ideia from, but sure we're not using a 24'' cylinder. It's just a simple elevator, powered by one eletric motor. Maybe this picture's angle of view is not the best, but I wish much more than good luck to someone who has balls enough to get into the field with this kind of cylinder. Anyway, we apreciate your coments, and hope that the robot keep looking so clean after we wired it and put all the control and protection stuff over it.
Many thanks,
Tomás
13-02-2004 21:31
Manoel
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Originally Posted by Tomas
Hi guys, I don't know were did get this ideia from, but sure we're not using a 24'' cylinder. It's just a simple elevator, powered by one eletric motor. Maybe this picture's angle of view is not the best, but I wish much more than good luck to someone who has balls enough to get into the field with this kind of cylinder. Anyway, we apreciate your coments, and hope that the robot keep looking so clean after we wired it and put all the control and protection stuff over it.
Many thanks, Tomás |