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By: Graham Donaldson
New: 27-02-2007 21:45
Updated: 27-02-2007 22:19
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"Johnny 5" (see the likeness?) with his "hood" open for work.
I'll post some general stats, because I'm not sure of the specifics (although I know where to find them, now that I think about it- I'll reply to the thread with them):
4' 120 lb. class
6WD sporting a fail-safe, chain-driven drivetrain with 4 CIM's & BaneBots gearboxes.
2 suction cup tube grabber, affectionarely known as the "Tomahawk", with a winch-driven "elevator" it rides on that allows us to reach the low and middle spiders.
Able to find and drive in front of light autonomously.
In the end game, it deploys a ramp that 1 robot can drive up on and will then lift them to 12".
I'll post more specifics when I have them.
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27-02-2007 22:17
Nate Laverdure
Re: pic: Team 1676's
Johnny 5 is alive!
I assume the two side-arms are to move the ringer right under the suction cups. What drops the two side-arms into position? EDIT: Oh, pretty tricky!
27-02-2007 22:20
DanDon
Re: pic: Team 1676's
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Originally Posted by Nate Laverdure
Johnny 5 is alive!
I assume the two side-arms are to move the ringer right under the suction cups. What drops the two side-arms into position? |
27-02-2007 22:22
Graham Donaldson
Re: pic: Team 1676's
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Originally Posted by Nate Laverdure
Johnny 5 is alive!
I assume the two side-arms are to move the ringer right under the suction cups. What drops the two side-arms into position? |
.EDIT: Thanks dhoizner. That "identifying mark" works too.
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