Dan Ernst was dying to get a photo of an airbound robot all season. He was excited to catch #2612 with all 4 wheels off the ground in Atlanta!
http://www.grovesrobotics.org/20100416%20162307%20_MG_1329.jpg
Dan Ernst was dying to get a photo of an airbound robot all season. He was excited to catch #2612 with all 4 wheels off the ground in Atlanta!
http://www.grovesrobotics.org/20100416%20162307%20_MG_1329.jpg
I’m pretty sure it would be POSSIBLE to snap such a picture of either 1114 or 2056, among others, I just don’t know if anyone HAS.
are you sure? if I count correctly I see 6 wheels!
just kidding, this is a great shot! I’d love to see other shots too.
this is absolutely amazing… to catch this at that exact time is impressive enough
They have gravity and cameras in Canada? :rolleyes:
That’s awesome. We all know it was bound to happen.
It’s POSSIBLE, but not likely.
At the Michigan State Competition, team 910 took flight; they were coming over the bump from the midfield to the offensive zone, and they had to have been at least 6 inches in the air :rolleyes:
I’m pretty sure all robots can fly. After all, we build them the same way we get to Neverland: faith, trust, pixie dust (AKA that magic every team’s ‘Tinker Bell’ supplies), and happy thoughts. Lots and lots of happy thoughts…
We call it… “Woosh!”
http://www.bishopfoley.org/robotics/woosh-blue.jpg
http://www.bishopfoley.org/robotics/woosh.jpg
Robots are FUN!
That’s exactly what I’m talking about
You guys were one of the fastest, if not the fastest teams out there.