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Our programmers are hard at work developing software for our 2013 robot. They've got PID running, and we're shooting Frisbees through goals.
Any guesses on robot design?
27-01-2013 21:48
CalTranThat claw looks a bit big for picking up frisbees...But I take it that you're shooting at a particularly high angle?
27-01-2013 22:44
DampRobot|
That claw looks a bit big for picking up frisbees...But I take it that you're shooting at a particularly high angle?
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27-01-2013 22:47
It appears your shooting mechanism is also your human loader mechanism. Maybe even a ground pickup mechanism as well.
27-01-2013 22:53
Gregor
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We are. The claw was part of our 2011 manipulator; it isn't to pick up frisbees..
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27-01-2013 22:53
CalTran|
We are. The claw was part of our 2011 manipulator; it isn't to pick up frisbees. The idea reminds me of 254's 2012 video, where their 2011 robot scored baskets with a ball in it's claw...
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How're your tests coming along, if you don't mind me asking? Are frisbee physics dramatically degrading as the angle increases?
27-01-2013 23:21
DampRobot|
I figured out it was your 2011 robot, funnily enough.
How're your tests coming along, if you don't mind me asking? Are frisbee physics dramatically degrading as the angle increases? |
27-01-2013 23:26
CalTranLooks like the 3 7/8ths or 4 7/8ths Banebot wheels. What's the speeds you're running? From what I've heard, if you get the frisbee going at a fast enough speed, physics don't exactly apply for a distance. Evidently, this distance might be 15ft.
27-01-2013 23:44
DampRobotThey are the 3 7/8" Banebot wheels. Cal, if you are interested in discussing our shooter design more detail, feel free to PM me.