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Early render of our robot from SolidWorks. Two notable items missing are the side panels that help keep the ball in place and the halo that comes down to keep the ball seated on the cradle.
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20-04-2014 21:08
bkahl
Re: pic: 2014 Texas Torque Robot Rev1
Super cool looking robot! Love the way you guys are using butterfly, it seems like no one can touch you. Can't wait to see you guys on Archimedes.
20-04-2014 21:12
RobotDoktor
Re: pic: 2014 Texas Torque Robot Rev1
That is one nice render! I would really like to know how you got the blur effect on the ball. Is it post processing (Photoshop etc) or actually something you can do in Solidworks?
Can't wait to see you guys in Archimedes, although we don't have any matches together. Good luck!
20-04-2014 22:18
Mike Marandola
Re: pic: 2014 Texas Torque Robot Rev1
One of my favorite robots this year. Have you guys had any problems with your pickup arms breaking?
21-04-2014 00:13
Mr. Rip
Re: pic: 2014 Texas Torque Robot Rev1
The arms are 1/8 inch polycarbonate. We use standoffs as spacers and the number/spacing controls the stiffness. No problems so far.
Mr. Rip
21-04-2014 00:34
mmaunu
Re: pic: 2014 Texas Torque Robot Rev1
That is an amazing looking and crazy-performing robot! Can't wait to see it performing in 9 out of your 10 matches...but I'm dreading watching it perform in Q59 
Good luck and see you on Archimedes!
21-04-2014 00:38
AllenGregoryIV
Re: pic: 2014 Texas Torque Robot Rev1
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Love the way you guys are using butterfly, it seems like no one can touch you.
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21-04-2014 07:30
bkahl
Re: pic: 2014 Texas Torque Robot Rev1
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Originally Posted by AllenGregoryIV
It's called Tex Coast Drive now, you must not have gotten the memo
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