First triple transversal will include 2481. You heard it here first
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I dont even…
Swerve!
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You’re safe, Marcus’s claim is about transversal climbs. You only bet on traversal climbs.
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Y’all are insane in the most beautiful way. Great work!
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Nice! Looking forward to seeing you in St Louis.
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Seeing, sure. Competing against? That’s a different story. Unbelievable robot guys, I know 4256 (my high school team) will love seeing y’all at St. Louis. I wish I could be there just to see this in person.
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This is so cool. Very happy someone pulled it off. I think there are a few others out there.
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Someone did the thing! Someone really did the thing!!
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Most teams buy/make 5 modules so that they will have a spare…
Well Done!
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Please tell me it’s called ‘battleship’
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Is that front bumper that you glide up the rails with legal? It does not look like a 2.5in pool noodle inside.
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looks normal to me from the vid. do you have a screen grab of it that makes you question it? (I rewatched in .25 speed with a lot of pausing)
From here it looks small and then as it got close it begins to look normal again. I’m also looking at 0:55 in the video.
Its mounted high to get the slide effect to work, it may be mounted with recessed to get to the frame.
Do I think they have a small noodle no 2481 is to classy for that, it just looks weird!
Congrats on pulling it off!
I was wondering when we’d see a robot that could climb traverse on the absolute edge of the bar, making room for a triple traverse.
This is absolutely NOT what I had in mind. My first reaction was “what in the world…”
Awesome design. 2013 Robonauts vibes.
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You think this will create a new rule about not being allowed to drive on field elements like this?
If so, I bet this video is driving FIRST HQ up the wall right now…
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It’s legal
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Did you consider smaller wheels, like 2", for the floor and truss driving wheels? I could imagine smaller wheels would allow for less width sacrifices?
Would be awesome to see some of the prototypes that went into this.
Congrats on an awesome accomplishment!
-Mike
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