Using the custom circuit board to read the gyro into a PIC controller will then send directions for motor operation to the control system. This will allow for the building of a large 4 foot tall mechanical rat to ride around on top of a large model of Ginger/It/etc. The mechanical rat will then have a large swimming pool skimmer with which to grab the balls.
This year’s strategy is simple, amusing, and completes the task.
We look forward to building it within 6 weeks.
we will construt a bot that shall hover up and block the top of the goal while still being able to lock on to the 6 foor center shaft and manipouylate to the goal scoring area
Ya, good point. I survive on pop/soda. If this is this bad now, I can hardly wait till the last week…
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Ops, I fell asleep on my keyboard, must stay awake for Survivor…
I think that we must all back off this topic for a moment and take in the reality of the design mechanics of what you are suggesting.
First off, everying must be made of a nice resin fiberglass mesh.
Once you have the first MODE formed, apply memory metal meshing, more for material management, to finish off the frame.
After this is done, reheat and shape the molding and highly resined fiberglass mesh. This will hopefully make it plyable again. Rebend the memory metal while storing the data to a black box storage device.
Re-do these steps until you have all the forms of the transformer you wish to develop. With the data in hand, its simple matter of applying the correct electrical currents to the molds to reform the proper shapes.
thanks for your consideration,
Tim Gauge
Note: apply ample amounts of bowling wax to the surfaces of the mold to ensure that the fiberglass resin does not adhere permanently to the base. A good time was had by all