Ri3D at Penn State - Reveal Video

Ri3D at Penn State - Reveal Video

We are proud to present our inaugural robot as a club!

A huge shoutout to our sponsors and members for making this happen!

If you have any questions, feel free to leave them below, and we’ll answer them! We do plan on releasing more indepth showcase videos sometime tomorrow, so be on the lookout for those!

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Can we see a video of the bot attempting the trap?

It would need to climb higher/bring the chain lower.

So originally our design consisted of scoring in the trap, however after testing, we were about 2-3 inches short of it due to unaccounted for sag, so keep that in mind as you design your robot. If we had more time we would have pursued it further, however time is a luxury we didn’t have

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Love that whiteboard shot. Awesome work!

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Awesome robot! Are there any videos with a wider angle of the stage for the climb just to get a better idea of how far off the trap is?

What sag are you talking about?

What made you guys think that you only wanted to shoot in the amp only or is there a possible option to shoot in the speaker as well?

Due to time constraints, we didn’t choose to prioritize shooting in the amp and instead focused on making a good support robot. However, with a different mechanism on the arm, shooting in the speaker is definitely possible.

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