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This is "Joe" 1276's 2008 robot.
It is designed to knock the ball off the overpass, hurdle, place, and collect. It uses a swinging arm to launch the ball over the overpass. The "C" begins the match in it's down position and then is lifted up to it's current position. You see it in launch mode.
It has AM two speeds and 4 CIMs. For the first time ever we built a robot without using pneumatics!
It's designed to launch "on-the-fly", and to remain lower than the overpass, so we don't waste time retracting from being above the bar.
The robot is named after Joe Sawyer, our engineering mentor who made our rookie robot what it was, who passed away last year.
http://www.mcstrobotics.org/JoeSawyer.shtml
The video does a far better job than I can at explaining.
[Link=http://youtube.com/watch?v=R3WWfiUkTc0]http://youtube.com/watch?v=R3WWfiUkTc0[/link]
http://youtube.com/watch?v=R3WWfiUkTc0
19-02-2008 15:24
Jeff Rodriguez
That picking up and hurdling looks great. One of the smoothest I've seen yet.
19-02-2008 15:28
GaryVoshol
Glad we're not competing against you. Maybe with you in Atlanta?
19-02-2008 15:53
Andy Grady
That is astonishing...
You guys would have destroyed at the scrimmage last week. Best robot I've seen so far, congrats guys.
19-02-2008 21:59
Jonathan Norris
This is one of the most unique designs I have seen yet! great job!!
20-02-2008 22:18
Heretic121
great job guys... im hoping you are at BAE this year... would love to see this up close in person!!!
21-02-2008 22:30
Ian Curtis
Thanks for you comments guys!
For those of you who want to see a more up close shot of the mechanism we have them, but they don't want to make it to youtube. Hopefully we'll be able to get them up sometime Saturday.
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great job guys... im hoping you are at BAE this year... would love to see this up close in person!!!
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