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The students, mentors, and sponsors of Team 341 Miss Daisy are extremely proud to present our 2010 robot. Despite the challenges of a snow-shortened build season, we believe that this machine has the potential to be the best and most complete robot that we have yet built. This picture shows our machine (roughly 95% complete - just missing the top covering) next to its CAD render the evening before ship.
Now...specs!
Drive:
* 8WD with dropped center wheels powered by modified AM shifters.
* Shock absorbing rubber wheel mount "suspension"
* Traverses the bump beautifully (and much more quietly!) through the use of a pneumatic assistance device
Ball magnet:
* Product of ~10 iterations of prototypes
* Dual driven rollers mounted on a suspension to conform to balls of varying inflations and force them to slip against the carpet
* Can capture balls at full speed, and keep control during aggressive maneuvering
Kicker:
* Can score from all parts of the field
* ~2 second cycle time
Hanging:
* Uses ginormous pneumatic cylinder with spring assistance for fast hangs right up until (and sometimes even after!) the buzzer
* Floor to 2 (3?) points in under 5 seconds
Righting/Blocking:
* Top covering (not shown) can block balls
* Can use our hanging arm to right ourselves from any of the robot's stable flat-land orientations.
See you in New York, Philly, and Atlanta!
03-03-2010 09:42 AM
sloteeraYou can't imagine how I would like to see these rollers in action
Looks great robot! It's a complete machine!
03-03-2010 10:15 AM
dodarWhats the reasoning behind the two pieces of square metal up on top?
and how do you guys kick?
03-03-2010 10:38 AM
Racer26Impressive, and one of the most accurate CAD->Final Product Shots I've seen on here. Well done.
03-03-2010 10:43 AM
sparrowkc
03-03-2010 10:48 AM
Jared Russell
The square tubing on top has two purposes:
1) It supports our covering (not shown) that deflects/blocks balls.
2) It allows our arm to right ourselves if we flip onto our rear (which requires a fairly unlikely sequence of misfortunes to happen, but better safe than sorry, right?)
The white piece you see at the front of the robot is the kicker; it is a bar between two CNC'd plates that kick underneath the ball magnet. The kicker is drawn back by a mechanism inspired in part by Winnovation's 2008 machine.
03-03-2010 11:54 AM
camtunkpa
looking good 341! Good luck this season!
03-03-2010 12:04 PM
Mr MOEGreat job Daisies!
Looking forward to hitting the field together in Philly!
03-03-2010 12:10 PM
kevin.li.rit
Which one is the practice bot?
03-03-2010 01:01 PM
delsaner
Beautiful robot. 8WD seems to be a popular drive-train. Are the two black cylinders the kicker or the ball acquisition device?
Good luck at your competitions! 
03-03-2010 01:02 PM
thefro526
Awesome Robot, I hope we'll get to play with you guys again this year!
03-03-2010 01:19 PM
Jared Russell
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Beautiful robot. 8WD seems to be a popular drive-train. Are the two black cylinders the kicker or the ball acquisition device?
Good luck at your competitions! ![]() |
03-03-2010 04:48 PM
Dancin103
Looks good Miss Daisy. I can't wait to see you guys in action. 
Cass
03-03-2010 05:36 PM
jblay
Looks scary. I am Looking forward to competing with you guys at ny.
03-04-2010 01:23 AM
waialua359Nice looking bot!
Your double roller magnet is very similar to ours, except we have mini idler wheels for the lower part instead of a roller.
Must grab hard!
03-04-2010 02:36 AM
Akash RastogiGreat CAD as always Jared. Hope we get to see you guys soon!