We think that this is a relatively unique robot, so we would like to show a short video before taking it apart.
If anyone has any questions or would like some pictures, please PM me
We think that this is a relatively unique robot, so we would like to show a short video before taking it apart.
If anyone has any questions or would like some pictures, please PM me
How does the flicker work?
NorCal Meta???
the flicker seems to work by releasing the little square bar holding the tension back, as seen directly undernearth the claw
The entire claw can pivot around the lift arms. Normally, the rubberbands hold it down so it’s like a “normal” claw, but the bar that’s mounted onto our parallelogram pulls the entire claw down until a certain point of the lift. When it reaches this point, the bar slips, and the rubberbands pull the claw so it’s flush with the lift arms again.
Absolutely insane robot. What was the process of building this robot? Also, how did it fare against some of the strong teams in NorCal, such as 5772 and 8000H?
That is a beautiful robot
Wow, that is very innovative design there. How has it done in match-play?
Absolutely insane robot. What was the process of building this robot? Also, how did it fare against some of the strong teams in NorCal, such as 5772 and 8000H?
Been working with these guys for a while, The flick is key meta confirmed.
Crazy performance in matches, can confirm that the flick will be the worlds meta design.
Can confirm that this robot is very effective.
Thanks! Unfortunately, we were no match against the retired 5772 and the powerhouse 8000H. The ingenious flywheel design of 5772 overwhelmed us easily, and we couldn’t match their speed at all. 8000H’s pushbot also defeated us relatively easily, pushing clumps of over 10 stars under the fence in elimination rounds.
Thank you very much!
Thanks! This robot competed under 315 starting from Gael Force Battle of the Bay. Since then, it has had a record of 32/7/0 in qualification matches.
He probably was joking, as 5772 hasn’t competed this season (and so their latest robot would’ve been a flywheel from NBN)