16-01-2008 08:13

Qbranch

Re: pic: 254/968 Swerve Parts!

Ho-ly Cow. Is that a rendering? Or a real photo? I can't tell!

If it's a rendering: I'm guessing this is SolidWorks... how long did it take to render? Or what did you render it in?

If it's a photo: Where'd you get a table like that! I want one too!

And... what are these exactly? How big are they?

-q

16-01-2008 10:21

sporno

Re: pic: 254/968 Swerve Parts!

thats sexy

16-01-2008 10:30

RobJ

Re: pic: 254/968 Swerve Parts!

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Originally Posted by Qbranch Ho-ly Cow. Is that a rendering? Or a real photo? I can't tell! If it's a rendering: I'm guessing this is SolidWorks... how long did it take to render? Or what did you render it in? If it's a photo: Where'd you get a table like that! I want one too! And... what are these exactly? How big are they? -q

16-01-2008 10:42

Corey Oostveen

Re: pic: 254/968 Swerve Parts!

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Originally Posted by RobJ It's real. 968 has some very nice black tables that they use as a backdrop.

16-01-2008 12:09

EricH

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Eighteen hex shafts... That's too few for four six-wheeled robots and too many for four swerve robots. Two spares?

16-01-2008 12:20

David Guzman

Re: pic: 254/968 Swerve Parts!

I think it might be a six wheel drive but the ones in the middle are different because of the gearbox.

So maybe 4 wheels shafts per robot, 4 robots....

16-01-2008 12:24

EricH

Re: pic: 254/968 Swerve Parts!

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Originally Posted by David Guzman I think it might be a six wheel drive but the ones in the middle are different because of the gearbox. So maybe 4 wheels shafts per robot, 4 robots....

16-01-2008 12:40

Travis Covington

Re: pic: 254/968 Swerve Parts!

Quote:

Originally Posted by RobJ It's real. 968 has some very nice black tables that they use as a backdrop.

17-01-2008 02:04

Nica F.

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Originally Posted by Travis Covington We've actually upgraded from the table top surface this year. We're finally doing some legit photography with backdrops inside of a light tent. The lack of harsh shadows and reflections are all due in part to the soft lighting that the tent produces. Thanks for all the comments!