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Here's a pic of our entire 2007 robot so far. We're still testing a lot of programming and such. But the quick run down is ....
1) 2 CIM BaneBot 12:1 transmissions on each side
2) 2 KOP 6" Wheels in the center, and 4 AM Omni's in the front and back. #35 chain all around the drive with simple UHMW eccentric tensioners.
3) Center section telescopes using 2 globes acting as a winch with nylon straping doing the lifting.
4) Single jointed arm powered by two window motors - we tried 1:1 chain drive today and it didn't work to well and are changing it to 1.6:1. #25 Chain on the arm.
5) Grabber is actually two actuators modeled after our 2005 bot. One cylinder pushes out a "bayonet" that helps support the base of the tubes. Another cylinder actuates a grabber to come across the top of the tube. When the "bayonet" is retracted, the tube falls straight down, hopefully on a spider leg.
6) There are also two ramps not shown in this pic. They can pick up two 150 lb robots using a kickstand device powered by FP/BaneBot motors.
7) There is a mount for a camera which is behind the telescoping section. We still need to program and test this.
8) We have 63k64 encoders on each drive transmission and a 61k128 encoder on our telescoping section. We also are using a standard Potentiometer on our arm.
9) We are using PID on the telescoping section and a smoothing algorithm for driving to lessen damage to the 54mm BanBots.
The robot as shown in this pic weighs in at 94 lbs.
14-02-2007 15:41
Doug GHere's something funny that happen to our arm last night....
http://www.travisusd.k12.ca.us/vande...5/MOV05215.MPG
We'll find a better way to attach that section to our pnuematic!!
16-02-2007 02:16
Alekathmmm, what's the projectile rule like this year?
Looks like you guys are getting to the practice phase (only to be interrupted by some sucessful programming right?)