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Team 399 Prototype Gripper

robodude03

By: robodude03
New: 07-02-2011 13:06
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Team 399 Prototype Gripper

One of our tube grabber prototype systems using an actuated claw. We are also working on a roller claw system.

Be sure to check out our Facebook page for a teaser video of our minibot:
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Team-399-Eagle-Robotics/157478744299479

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07-02-2011 14:34

Borisdamole


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kinda reminds me of this....

looking good!



07-02-2011 14:36

Mahekp15


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Very nice, john was telling me about that.



07-02-2011 14:36

thefro526


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kinda reminds me of this.... lol
I thought the same thing.

Looking good 399.



07-02-2011 14:45

AdamHeard


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Haha... I wonder where the inspiration for that came from.



07-02-2011 14:47

robodude03


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I thought the same thing.

Looking good 399.
Ha ha, we take design inspiration from one of the best However, the difference from the 330 bot is that the claw is actuated. I'll be sure to post our roller claw prototype as soon as the latest version is completed.



07-02-2011 15:20

AdamHeard


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Curious, why actuate with a pivoting upper claw versus the retracting lower foot like 300 did. Easier to make?



07-02-2011 15:23

Brandon Holley


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Curious, why actuate with a pivoting upper claw versus the retracting lower foot like 300 did. Easier to make?
We prototyped a very similar claw to 330 circa 07 using the retracting foot. The retracting foot works well, but it does require the foot to actually lift the tube off the ground a small amount to get it into the gripper. This was a relatively small problem to overcome, but one way to circumvent it would to do what 399 did here and pivot the top like a more "standard" type claw.

-Brando



07-02-2011 15:57

robodude03


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We prototyped a very similar claw to 330 circa 07 using the retracting foot. The retracting foot works well, but it does require the foot to actually lift the tube off the ground a small amount to get it into the gripper. This was a relatively small problem to overcome, but one way to circumvent it would to do what 399 did here and pivot the top like a more "standard" type claw.

-Brando
Yes this is exactly why we went with this method of implementation. The arm is also not a telescoping arm and will have an "elbow". So this implementation was easier to develop with the articulating arm. Full robot photos to follow soon.

Also our minibot prototype can be found here.



07-02-2011 17:36

goldenglove002


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What is the pad that you have on the fingers?



07-02-2011 20:00

rcmolloy


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I really like it guys! Good implementation.



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