Pictures of Curie!!

Here’s a pic of 1985’s bot, Thorondor.


http://www.chiefdelphi.com/media/photos/37875

What you see there is the front. What you can’t see on the back is another ball intake and our bridge manipulator. Also, for our shooter, our elevation adjusts so we can shoot from several points of the field.

Renegade Ready to go

All dressed up and ready to rumble

Spartan Robotics FRC971 Mountain View California
2012 Sacramento and SVR Regional Champs

Picture from packup day
So far we changed only two things
We improved the bridge arm from an anemic slap to being able to take the bridge down after a couple of attempts
We adjusted the camera so that we can use it to line up our bridge manipulator as well as for shooting

We will be adjusting the bridge manipulator some more to get the bridge on the first try

http://i.thefirstalliance.org/1334603335.JPG

Team 624!

http://www.team624.org
picture of Panzer:
http://team624.org/images/portrait_resized.jpg
Or the War Bot edited picture:
http://team624.org/images/panzer_resize.jpg

FYI: Click 27’s link. 27’s link is 971’s picture

thx, fixed

Here is team 624’s robot.

3929’s robot (picture courtesy of team 25)

http://gallery.raiderrobotix.org/MAR-2012-Events/Mt-Olive/MtOliveDSP/IMG_2083

Mt. Olive District winners with 25 and 222. 3 time Rookie All Star winner. 2nd best bridge balancer at the MAR Championship. Capable of triple balancing (in practice, not tried in real match). Hangs 8-10" off the bridge. Consistent 1 ball 3pt auton, working on consistency of the 2nd ball. Multiple autonomous modes (fed team 25 in Mt. Olive http://gallery.raiderrobotix.org/MAR-2012-Events/Mt-Olive/MtOliveDSP/IMG_2608). Working on getting better shooting this weekend with our practice bot and indexing balls better in the conveyors thanks to a local ‘flowery’ team.

Biggest thing we can boast is our bridge balancing skills, our drive doesn’t roll on the bridges, we’re geared for around 10fps with 8wd. We can also tip our robot 60 degrees before tipping over. The CoG is about 5" off the ground and weighted a bit more towards the back so we can hang off the bridges.

As Shaun (coach of 25) said in an EWCPcast, we’re a pretty darn good “gopher bot” :wink: meaning “go for this” and “go for that” and we will get it done. I trust my drivers to play smart and calmly in most situations.

Here’s a pic of 1678:

https://plus.google.com/photos/104549320706687649408/albums/5732817807751673185/5733016492440659554?banner=pwa
unfortunately there are a few other random robots in as well. :wink:

Here’s another link to the same picture
if people are having trouble with the link.

604 is here.

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-jBE1-zV0PFM/T0hN1vTYVjI/AAAAAAAABMU/2XG-MTRs68Y/s720/DSC_1096.JPG

https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-3oqevT8gtzU/T0E3fjJBZmI/AAAAAAAAAlI/OvogjzHvYc8/s640/DSCN6696.JPG

Pictures of 3528, Up Next! robot, affectionately called “Wilson”.
Up Next! is looking forward to Championships next week and the opportunity to meet you all and see your awesome robots!

Team 1683 TechnoTitans

Here are the teams that don’t have a picture in the OP here but do have one on the Google Doc:

254
279
571
597
706
1477
1507
1912
3098

Team 503s robot.





Surprised no one has done this but 254: http://team254.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/skyfire.jpg

178… Can’t find a better picture, sorry

Team 85 - B.O.B.
https://plus.google.com/photos/115362391490055882408/albums/5721054146849069745/5721069190400729378?banner=pwa

Team 207 has flown in way under the radar for Rebound Rumble, and it’s time to change that up a bit. As usual, all design and manufacturing is done in house.

DRIVETRAIN

  • Eight driven wheels
  • Wedgetop tread
  • Center drop
  • Everything forward of four central wheels can be hung off during balancing
  • Four CIMs
  • Capable of mounting the barrier and bridge easily, with a reliable bridge mechanism
  • Able to turn within it’s own footprint

SCORING/FEEDING

  • Articulating hooded shooter
  • >180 degrees of rotation
  • Capable of scoring on all three baskets
  • Cross field feeding
  • Dual stage pickup; shuts off automatically once filled

HYBRID MODE

  • Capable of shooting baskets
  • Reversible ball pickup for partner feeding

BRIDGE BALANCING

  • Very low center of gravity
  • Takes up less bridge space than most long robots

CHAMPIONSHIP WEIGHT: 118 lbs

Go Curie!