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video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6F2LAqE_QfA
01-03-2010 17:30
JVNEasily one of the coolest robotics videos I've ever seen. I love seeing the evolution of your robot. This is just awesome. I wish our team took the time to do something like this during build.
I can't wait to see the robot in action!
-John
PS - This reminds me of one of my favorite sequences from the Beatty 2002 season video.
01-03-2010 17:39
thefro526
Wow. That Video may be the most awesome robot unveiling I've ever seen.
The robot looks pretty cool too. 
01-03-2010 18:01
jblay
That is one of the coolest robot videos I have ever seen. I can imagine how difficult it was to get all those pictures. I can't even imagine pulling off a video like this.
01-03-2010 18:13
Chris is meRight up there with Wildstang Encore in terms of awesomeness. Good luck, I hope you guys win St. Louis so I can check this out at Championship.
01-03-2010 20:23
gren737Jeez! Take it easy guys...or Greg's going to start wanting latte's delivered to him at the build site!
Thanks for the compliments, we are hoping to make it to Atlanta as well! *fingers crossed*
01-03-2010 20:28
Alex Cormier
Very cool video!
Wish I could see it up close.
01-03-2010 20:39
Akash RastogiCongrats team DeWalt! Slick looking machine.
01-03-2010 22:13
harleywhiteAwesome video!
Oh, and the robot is great, too! 
01-03-2010 23:13
Meredith Novak|
Jeez! Take it easy guys...or Greg's going to start wanting latte's delivered to him at the build site!
Thanks for the compliments, we are hoping to make it to Atlanta as well! *fingers crossed* |
02-03-2010 08:29
Josh Fox
Excuse me while I pick my jaw up off the floor.
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Thanks. AWESOME video. I also hope I'm able to see this robot in person, ever since you released your bump teaser I've been anticipating good things.
Good luck!
02-03-2010 10:03
Lil' Lavery
I really wish youtube wasn't blocked at work right now.
02-03-2010 10:12
Josh Drake
02-03-2010 10:14
Chris is me|
Ok, I'll explain it to you frame by frame...
First it start off with a soccer ball... On second thought it would be better if you waited until you got home. Our youtube gets blocked sometimes too. Annoying ![]() |
02-03-2010 10:21
Alex Cormier
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Ok, I'll explain it to you frame by frame...
First it start off with a soccer ball... On second thought it would be better if you waited until you got home. Our youtube gets blocked sometimes too. Annoying ![]() |
02-03-2010 10:31
Chris is me
02-03-2010 11:12
BrendanB
02-03-2010 11:20
CGuenther|
Jeez! Take it easy guys...or Greg's going to start wanting latte's delivered to him at the build site!
Thanks for the compliments, we are hoping to make it to Atlanta as well! *fingers crossed* |
03-03-2010 15:59
Greg Needel
thanks for all the comments.
For those curious about the process we used here. We made a turn table (that white thing in every shot) using the lazy Susan bearing that was in the kit last year. We proceeded to mark 24 spots on the floor, each on representing a single photo. A wooden camera mount was fabricated and floor marks for that were also made to ensure close alignment for each series of photos.
When edited together each photo represents 1/6 of a second. This was done to still give it a "jerky" stop motion feel and to allow detail to be seen as some of the changes are subtle in between sets.
Overall this was a fun video to make and quite simple and with a bit of planning I am sure any team in FIRST could do this.
I do apologize that there is a big jump from the silver frame to the black frame with modules on it, but it was one night that the frame came back from paint and the modules were mounted, Since we take these at the end of each night there were a few steps missed.
03-03-2010 18:51
DowjonesboticsMan how you gone done make dat movie??
That ish be so fine bet it culd kick real gud. gud luck
04-03-2010 00:29
EgROSCool video and awesome robot!
I look forward to seeing you guys in St. Louis!