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By: Chuck Glick
New: 21-01-2008 16:37
Updated: 21-01-2008 18:40
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Bananas make excellent claws.
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21-01-2008 20:08
Dan Zollman
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I don't know...I'm still worried that this will get us disqualified...are you SURE this is a valid COTS item???
21-01-2008 23:52
=Martin=Taylor=
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Originally Posted by Dan Zollman
I don't know...I'm still worried that this will get us disqualified...are you SURE this is a valid COTS item???
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21-01-2008 23:55
Scott Carpman
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Originally Posted by Hachiban VIII
I believe you can purchase a bannana for under $500 at your local super market.
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22-01-2008 01:07
mp.nighthawk
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Is anyone else thinking that its peanut butter jelly time?? lol
22-01-2008 01:35
cbale2000
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Now all you have to do is get it to dance.
22-01-2008 10:59
daftpunk79
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actually...im thinking peanut butter, honey, bread.....whens lunch...oh yeah, next class...
22-01-2008 21:18
Gdeaver
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Hey Dowgma,
That pic inspired us to make a few changes to our grabber design. We are not stealing your intellectual property. Our design has added features and is in our opinion different enough that we will aggressively defend our selves against any Intellectual property infringement charges. However, if Dogma should modify their current design to approximate our design we would have to defend our intellectual property. Be fore warned.
22-01-2008 22:03
Phil Ross
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Originally Posted by Gdeaver
Hey Dowgma,
That pic inspired us to make a few changes to our grabber design. We are not stealing your intellectual property. Our design has added features and is in our opinion different enough that we will aggressively defend our selves against any Intellectual property infringement charges. However, if Dogma should modify their current design to approximate our design we would have to defend our intellectual property. Be fore warned. |
23-01-2008 00:12
Dan Zollman
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Originally Posted by Gdeaver
Hey Dowgma,
That pic inspired us to make a few changes to our grabber design. We are not stealing your intellectual property. Our design has added features and is in our opinion different enough that we will aggressively defend our selves against any Intellectual property infringement charges. However, if Dogma should modify their current design to approximate our design we would have to defend our intellectual property. Be fore warned. |
23-01-2008 00:50
GMKlenklen
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what bearings are you using for those wheels, and where can I get them? (the bearings that attach to the frame that is)
thanks!
23-01-2008 08:01
Gdeaver
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Dowgma,
You Know if you choose the proper pivot points and add a cylinder or 2 you could have a Flippin Bannana.
23-01-2008 08:14
whytheheckme
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This looks a really awesome design. Would it be possible for someone from 1712 to post a close-up of how the manipulator is attached to the lift? I'm very curious as to how you did this.
If thats too much info to ask for, sorry.
Jacob
23-01-2008 09:22
Chuck Glick
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Originally Posted by whytheheckme
This looks a really awesome design. Would it be possible for someone from 1712 to post a close-up of how the manipulator is attached to the lift? I'm very curious as to how you did this.
If thats too much info to ask for, sorry. Jacob |
The manipulator is actually still not attatched at all to the robot. When we are closer to completion we may post a pic on how it works, most likely later in the season.
This is actually just a teaser pic of the basic shape of our pick up system. We may or may not post more pictures of our design, but this is NOT a complete product by all means. One thing I can say is we will ALWAYS be within the 80" cylinder.
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