pic: Team Nemesis 2590 - 2016 Robot Daedalus

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Team 2590 Nemesis is proud to present our 2016 Robot “Daedalus”

Highlights:
Low and High Goal Scoring Capability
Articulating Intake
Shooter with Articulating Hood
Low Bar Capable

Specs:
WCD 8WD Long Orientation (32.5" by 27")
6" WCP Pneumatic Wheels
Custom Gearbox (11.12 ft/s)
Dual Colson Flywheel Shooter
Automatic Vision Targeting and Shooting

Catch us at Hatboro Horsham, Seneca, and South Florida!

Thanks to our sponsors:
Robbinsville High School, NAVAIR, New York Society of Cosmetic Chemists, Bristol-Myers Squibb, CCL Label, Lockheed Martin, Investors Foundation, Siemens, Robbinsville Education Association, RAS Process Equipment, Evans Analytical Group, Princeton Sports & Family Med, McGraw-Hill Financial, Carfaro Railing, Robbinsville Education Foundation, Gilbane Inc., DesignTree, Northstar Vets, SRI International, Triangle Copy, Coldwell Banker, GrabCAD, and all Nemesis Friends and Family.
Watch our reveal video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hoar1hzJWuo

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Wow that looks beautiful. Another amazing robot from nemesis. Do you have a scaling mechanism tucked away in there?

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Sadly we do not have a scaling mechanism tucked away in there…yet!

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That is very clean what’s the motor count on there?

I think I see 6 CIMs, 4 MiniCIMs, and 2 Bag motors.

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That would be correct…:slight_smile:

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Honestly the best looking robot I’ve seen so far. I’ve always been a fan of your designs, hope to see you guys at worlds!

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Very nice bot!
What are your intake rollers made of?

Dave

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Hi there from STORM! Your robot looks amazing, as always. I cannot wait until Daedalus can meet Hephaestus at Hatboro! One question, however, what are those hooks on the intake arm for?

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Good question…they are not as much hooks as they are cutouts that allow our intake to wrap around our bumpers. We designed the intake to serve as a dual purpose wedge to assist us in crossing the defenses.

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We also use the hook like geometry to lower the platforms on the cheval de frise.

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The rollers are polyurethane tubing, similar to those found on the intake of our 2014 robot. They can be found on Mcmaster. Part Number: 87235K33

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Fantastic robot again. I like the on-the-batter shot. Looking forward to seeing it in person in a couple days!

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Great robot, as always.

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Beautiful robot as always, Nemesis!

Hope my trip to South Florida works out, or else I won’t get to catch it in-person til MARCMP. Good luck this season!

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Looking forward to getting a close up look at South Florida. Very nice looking.

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Do those 3-CIM Gearboxes happen to contain a PTO within them?

Gorgeous looking robot!

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Thanks…sadly no PTO, those gearboxes are only set up to drive our chain-in-tube drivetrain