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2791 Teaser 1

Chris is me

By: Chris is me
New: 25-01-2010 17:34
Updated: 25-01-2010 17:34
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2791 Teaser 1

What's this? How's it going to work? How will it be actuated?

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25-01-2010 17:46

21Jake21


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im guessing its going to be used to pull your robot up the tower by folding it



25-01-2010 17:48

Chris is me


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On the right track...

Note: as pictured it's not robot ready, it's missing various pulleys and spacers and whatnot.



25-01-2010 17:48

spacewolfx


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awww...that was going to be my guess



25-01-2010 17:51

Techgirl675


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or it could be used to right the robot if it turns over? I'm pretty sure it's to lift it though.



25-01-2010 17:58

EricVanWyk


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I think it is one of 8 legs for the robot. During normal configuration, it shuffle walks carefully with each leg bent up inside the BUMPER PERIMETER. During finale, it stretches the legs and gallops up the bump onto the tower. As an added bonus, the bot can now shoot in 8 directions.



25-01-2010 18:25

rsisk


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I think it is a workbench or table, used to intervene between an object and the gravitational pull of the earth below it. This one seems to be decorated with some sort of robot device and a collection of sockets.



25-01-2010 19:07

Jamie Kalb


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This is a three stage extending arm, right Chris? You're going to use it to lift some sort of hook up to the tower, then winch the rope in to lift the robot. The arm doesn't have to provide the lifting force, so it doesn't have to be very strong.

Did I get it?



25-01-2010 19:41

Chris is me


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This is a three stage extending arm, right Chris? You're going to use it to lift some sort of hook up to the tower, then winch the rope in to lift the robot. The arm doesn't have to provide the lifting force, so it doesn't have to be very strong.

Did I get it?
Yup.

A prototype is being built to actuate it from folded into the bumper area to fully extended with one pneumatic cylinder. Hook velcroed to the top for secure hold yet easy removal.

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25-01-2010 20:25

Jamie Kalb


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Yup.

A prototype is being built to actuate it from folded into the bumper area to fully extended with one pneumatic cylinder. Hook velcroed to the top for secure hold yet easy removal.
Nice! This was an idea my team discussed a lot. One piston is going to actuate that whole thing? How does that work? I like how it's a really simple system, though.

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Thanks! I'll try!



25-01-2010 20:49

Karibou


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Yay for winches, I believe we're doing something similar on our bot this year.

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At this rate, you're going to owe a lot of people cookies.



25-01-2010 21:17

Chris is me


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Nice! This was an idea my team discussed a lot. One piston is going to actuate that whole thing? How does that work? I like how it's a really simple system, though.
One of the adult mentors had this thing that when he explained it to me, made perfect sense, that I can't very well repeat right now. It's easier to do talking with hands... I guess you'll have to wait until we get it working Something about the placement of the pivot point pulling the string and something like that.

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At this rate, you're going to owe a lot of people cookies.
I plan on bringing a whole box of cookies (leaving it just outside the pits of course) and making runs to it throughout the event.



25-01-2010 21:26

martin417


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I would bet that the final design looks something like this (on a smaller scale of course):



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25-01-2010 21:33

Chris is me


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Pretty much exactly that. When all's said and done it may only have 2 or 2.5 stages. Very light and simple is what was desired, and a folding option to keep the tunnel as a possibility and to lower CoG during normal operation.

...I guess I'm defeating the point of a teaser if I tell you guys what it is.



25-01-2010 21:38

Akash Rastogi


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What's your winch looking like so far Chris? Which motors and gearbox.



25-01-2010 21:42

Chris is me


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What's your winch looking like so far Chris? Which motors and gearbox.
5th CIM, gearbox is currently TBD, unless someone else figured it out and didn't tell me yet.



26-01-2010 12:40

fordchrist675


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To me it reminds me of an arm scissor lift. so exactly like the trucks. I like the design really hope it works out. what are you planning on having actually latch onto the tower?



26-01-2010 16:06

M80


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I think that you arn't going to use that part at all and you'll pound it into forks to eat meat loaf with.



26-01-2010 16:20

gyaniv


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... looks like what we are thinking about... would like to see it work



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