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This is Spartonics 1503's 2007 robot, "Spartaconda".
The photo doesn't show it, but we do have enough ground clearance to climb ramps.
22-02-2007 12:40
Vince lauswervedrive systems, multi level scoring, and very shinny. can't wait to see it in action at GTR
22-02-2007 13:12
Jonathan Norris
Wow looks really good, swerve drive with a arm similar to your 2005 arm!!! Can't wait to see how this beast performs 
22-02-2007 13:43
LucretiusThe most beautiful robot I've seen! And it looks like it could punch as well.
22-02-2007 14:04
JamesBrown
It just isn't the same when there aren't 2 others to match it. Looks like the lack of triplets from the Niagra region isn't makking the bots any less impressive. Congrats guys, I look forward to seeing it in action.
22-02-2007 14:37
PandaManIt looks very nice. Approximately how many are you guys capping undefended in 2 minutes?
22-02-2007 15:24
SizzelChest330Wow looks awesome!
Did you guys go off on your own this year?
or are there 2 other twins?
22-02-2007 15:33
Lil' Lavery
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Wow looks awesome!
Did you guys go off on your own this year? or are there 2 other twins? |
22-02-2007 15:34
Alex Cormier
looks good and i can't wait to see 1114's.
22-02-2007 18:38
Rick-906Pat! thats a monster!
one of the most professional looking robots ive seen this year, dayum
ps. we still miss you
23-02-2007 11:52
Pat Fairbank|
Did you guys go off on your own this year?
or are there 2 other twins? |

23-02-2007 13:30
Don Wright
Any details on your swerve drive?
23-02-2007 14:49
Vince lau|
Silly me, I knew I had forgotten to post something.
![]() http://www.flickr.com/photos/pbeens/...7594548802230/ |
23-02-2007 15:36
neilsonster
Very impressive robots! Great job guys.
23-02-2007 16:10
Lil' Lavery
23-02-2007 16:33
T3_1565very solid design can't wait to see you guys at Waterloo!
23-02-2007 17:49
Pat Fairbank
23-02-2007 18:27
Don Wright
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Four wheel modules, each containing one CIM, four gears, an encoder, and a 4" by 2" wide IFI traction wheel. The gear ratio is 9.33:1. IIRC, the weight of each module is about 8-9 lbs.
Steering is accomplished with a couple of Globe motors at a 2:1 reduction - the left and right side pairs each turn as a unit, with feedback provided by a pair of absolute encoders (a thank-you goes to Tristan Lall for pointing these out). We're driving it using a Logitech 3D joystick connected via USB Chicklet. Somewhere along the way we misunderestimated our weight, so we're currently sitting at 105 lbs (we'll be adding 15 lbs of ballast at our first regional). |
24-02-2007 00:10
Karthik
I'd like to congratulate Team 1503 for their gorgeous 2007 robot. Clearly you learned a lot from our past partnership, and have made an amazing transition into being an strong, self-sustaining team.