FTC Wrap-Up

8 February 2015 / Jacob Kauffmann / 0 Comments

We’ve been hard at work for the FRC, but before I catch you up, I wanted to post a little more about the FTC.

https://asperformance.com/uncategorized/4ebrhtrm8c0 Here are a few pictures of Team A’s robot, which I haven’t talked as much about. (That’s because it was never finished.)

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Team A had several design problems, ranging from LEGO motors that weren’t strong enough to power the street sweeper to a conveyor belt that wasn’t solid enough to pick up balls. At the competition, Team A removed the pickup and loading mechanism, and simply drove during the matches. Due to the lightweight wood and acrylic base, the bot was able to knock over the center goal ball stands easier than many of the more advanced bots!

Tramadol To Buy Online Uk Here’s one final clip of Team B’s bot during the design stages. We ended up using fishing line and drawer slides for the linear bearing lift, demonstrated below. We used the autonomous period of the game to lift the slides in order to start driving as soon as Tele-Op started.

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http://countocram.com/2024/03/07/h3vn3ay Finally, here two videos from the competition itself. The first is from the Mehlville School District’s publicity department, and the second is from my website Nerd on the Street.

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