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At the 2012 Rochester Rally.
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21-02-2012 21:47
Re: pic: Robot almost falling (sorry for quality)
If you can stay like that while an ally pushes you up, will it count as balanced? That's pretty cool! Another thing: Purposely tipping to take up less room on the bridge? Maybe.
22-02-2012 00:59
PAR_WIG1350
Re: pic: Robot almost falling (sorry for quality)
Looks like our robot driving on a level surface. Then again, our robot has a low, somewhat centered, center of mass so it always comes to rest on its wheels (I'm not sure if the same holds true for the bridge though, we have only been able to test it on the bump and level ground).
22-02-2012 01:50
s_forbes
Re: pic: Robot almost falling (sorry for quality)
Regionals are going to be fun with so much robot tipping action! We saw a few close calls and a few spills at the Duel in the Desert scrimmage.
22-02-2012 11:05
PayneTrain
Re: pic: Robot almost falling (sorry for quality)
We have a wide robot. Our bridge dropper also works as a wheelie bar to prevent tipping on the bridge. Maybe you can add on a bridge dropper to prevent unfortunate, expensive, and cataclysmic incidents like this?
22-02-2012 19:18
PAR_WIG1350
Re: pic: Robot almost falling (sorry for quality)
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Originally Posted by PayneTrain
We have a wide robot. Our bridge dropper also works as a wheelie bar to prevent tipping on the bridge. Maybe you can add on a bridge dropper to prevent unfortunate, expensive, and cataclysmic incidents like this?
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