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With some help from the CD programming forum, we were able to get our gyroscopic arm control code to keep the arm level while the robot is being tilted back (albeit slowly) without spilling any water. 
Details:
Frame: Modified Low-Rider Kit-Bot, 1" ground clearance
Drive: 4 CIM's with FIRST-supplied gearbox, tank steering
Arm: 5' tower + 5' pivoted arm + end effector (still in the works)
Arm Power: Dual FP (12V) w/ gearboxes + 8:1 sprocket reduction
Arm Specs: 177 ft-lb. torque at max efficiency, ~90 degrees/sec max rotation, rate-limited to 30 degrees/sec (for now...)
Autonomous: vision tracking, hopefully, + some backups
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16-02-2005 13:58
capenga
Re: pic: 97 revealed ( - end effector + cup of water )
WOW! 
so now you have a waiter bot, huh? I allways wanted one for me 
Serious:
Have you programmed it by yourselves??
Is it overweight? Guess you'll need some speed holes...
16-02-2005 16:13
Denman
Re: pic: 97 revealed ( - end effector + cup of water )
omg i'm jealous
reminds me of something else i saw here where you called a robot over the intranet and it bought you a coke or something (can't find it on my search though...)
16-02-2005 16:18
ZZII 527
Re: pic: 97 revealed ( - end effector + cup of water )
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Originally Posted by capenga
WOW!
so now you have a waiter bot, huh? I allways wanted one for me Serious: Have you programmed it by yourselves?? Is it overweight? Guess you'll need some speed holes... |
I got a lot of help from members of the CD forum, particularly Chris Hibbner and Mike Betts. Their tips helped me figure out why the original code was acting strangely and make it much better. Check this thread: http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/sh...ad.php?t=34673.
As far was we can tell, we are about 15-20 lbs. under without our end-effector, which shouldn't weigh more than 5 lbs, so we shouldn't need any speed holes.
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