(Re uploaded as this is version 2)
I wanted to overedit the blurry picture I had without removing any of the detail from our robot, so what I did was add a radial blur around the robot by separating the robot into another layer, I added a lens flare and then an edge gradient just to hide some of the reflections that were showing up due to the camera lens. We’ll be going to the Wisconsin Regional with this robot.
Im curious to see what this robot looks like in play, do you have any match videos?
Is that a rhino track module feeding a low goal shooter?
That’s correct.
That’s one way of doing an intake/conveyor system. Means you don’t have to designing and manufacturing your own I guess. Seems a bit bulky considering the sizing restrictions, but if it works for you guys that’s great!
We haven’t been to any FRC hosted regional yet, the only time we were on a playing field was at the mini-regional hosted by team 537 when we were training our drivers. We made a couple modifications since then to the launcher but here’s a couple videos from that event.
Yea, space was our biggest problem this year since we also decided to go with the long chassis instead of the wide or tall one, leaving a lot of space beyond the bumpers that went unused.
http://i.imgur.com/m8MlEqw.jpg
We had a limit on space because we went with a long chassis design instead of the wide or tall designs.
No criticism here. This has to be one of the most original designs I’ve seen.
Getting tired of seeing the same general design x6 in each match.
Kudos on thinking outside the box in your second year.
“listen, i know this bridge supports the weight of my vehicle and tens of thousands of other cars and trucks every day, but where’s the pizzazz? the fanfare?”
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