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Team 61 robot 2012

Mike Norton

By: Mike Norton
New: 16-02-2012 18:30
Updated: 16-02-2012 18:30
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Team 61 robot 2012

2012 BVT robotics robot

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17-02-2012 08:03

notmattlythgoe


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Something you guys should look at is the numbering rules for the bumpers, specifically the questions in the QandA. You aren't allowed to split the numbers up. so currently your back(and probably your front) bumper is illegal.



17-02-2012 09:25

CW3BBY


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Per [R35], team numbers must be clearly visible. This means that they may not be inverted, obscured, fragmented, upside down, etc.

unfortunately we have to change ours also.



17-02-2012 11:29

Sean Raia


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What a clean looking design, hope it works out well for you guys.



17-02-2012 13:53

Sh1ine


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Nice Job. Now I too know that we need to change our bumpers.



17-02-2012 14:03

Madison


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[R35]
Teams shall display their team number on the Bumpers in four locations at approximately 90° intervals around the perimeter of the Robot. The numerals must be at least 4 in. high, at least ¾ in. in stroke width, and be either white in color or outlined in white. Team numbers must be clearly visible from a distance of not less than 100 ft, so that judges, referees, and announcers can easily identify competing Robots.


I am not sure that "Clearly Visible" means they can not be split up. Am I missing some more rules on the topic. This is the first year we are splitting our number up, but I recall seeing it done before. Anymore info on this from teams who have attempted it in the past would be very helpful.
Mike and team 61 are already aware of the issue they have with their numbering and have discussed it in another thread.

Let's instead talk about their robot -- and maybe convince them to let us all know how they've finished their robot ahead of the deadline consistently for the 14 years I've been doing this. That's probably a far more interesting, informative discussion.



17-02-2012 14:11

EricLeifermann


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Mike and team 61 are already aware of the issue they have with their numbering and have discussed it in another thread.

Let's instead talk about their robot -- and maybe convince them to let us all know how they've finished their robot ahead of the deadline consistently for the 14 years I've been doing this. That's probably a far more interesting, informative discussion.
My guess is they believe in KISS and stick to it. Look at their bot its extremely simple and elegant.

My only question is why they only focused on the 1 point shots and not the 2 point hoops? It seems that with just a tweak of their "aim" they could easily score 2 pointers.



17-02-2012 18:48

AlecMataloni


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This is really cool! Great job team 61! It's so sleek and simple.
I'm a fan.



18-02-2012 00:39

Garten Haeska


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Be have only followed the kiss method... We only have one mentor so getting ideas is hard sometime so we just keep things simple. Keep it simple stupid



18-02-2012 14:26

Rogue Leader


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Nice robot! I wonder what those wheels up front (the once sticking up) do? Are they perhaps for picking up balls or to aid in balancing?



18-02-2012 14:32

Pun-isher


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You know you've built a magnificent, well-directed bot when the untidiest feature of the bot is the wrinkles on the bumpers

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Nice robot! I wonder what those wheels up front (the once sticking up) do? Are they perhaps for picking up balls or to aid in balancing?
It's their bridge deployment arm.



18-02-2012 14:51

mayde


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What kind of motor are you using on your extending arm on the front? We have one on our robot that is eerily similar but we're having issues finding a lightweight motor that is strong enough to exert 18 pounds of force.



19-02-2012 18:44

Mike Norton


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What kind of motor are you using on your extending arm on the front?
Van door motor

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My only question is why they only focused on the 1 point shots and not the 2 point hoops? It seems that with just a tweak of their "aim" they could easily score 2 pointers.
We figure by scoring 2 balls in auto mode 100% of the time is better than trying to score at the higher hoops with less %. and then feed a great 3 point shooter.

Our robot bridge arm can lift, lower, and level if we put our wheel under the bridge. We can get on the bridge and lift it up while on it with another robot


yes we keep it simple so it will be easly to fix if broken.



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