Well, Team 610 (us) have a pretty large database of pictures and videos… of our robot and team 863’s robot. We also have a few pictures of robots in the Toronto area from the recent practice competition and OPG media event.
The 151 looks great! Alot of machined aluminum, cool wheels, ability to use the goals for weight
My only question is if you plan on adding some protection to the sides to protect the electronics. I have seen a few robots that have some rather large claws that are going to be harsh on the robots this year if they get in by your electronics. A nice sheet of lexan on both sides would be light and still offer decent protection
*Originally posted by Matt Reiland *
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My only question is if you plan on adding some protection to the sides to protect the electronics. I have seen a few robots that have some rather large claws that are going to be harsh on the robots this year if they get in by your electronics. A nice sheet of lexan on both sides would be light and still offer decent protection **
Matt,
we have about 7.5 lbs to spare, that is a really good idea and i thank you for the suggestion, I realize that we have a huge bundle of digital inputs that are really exposed, and I think we should consider covering it up
we have about 7.5 lbs to spare, that is a really good idea and i thank you for the suggestion, I realize that we have a huge bundle of digital inputs that are really exposed, and I think we should consider covering it up
greg
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Ya. You really should put something to cover your electronics. A thin piece of Lexan, anything… just something.
Cuz we had a bad experience during a practice competition. Our robot had an arm that comes out to grab the goal. Unfortunately, our contol systems were hooked up backwards and controlling the robot was difficult. We rammed into another robot and basically completely disabled their robot. We broke their two pistons and much of the electronics.