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9/24/16 Hardware

TeleOp: Harvester options: One particle conveyor belt harvester:   Materials: Wheels, treads, plastic slats Pros: accurate placement of particles, reliable Cons: Slow, needs extra mechanisms, heavy Updated  materials for building (no prototyping due to necessary movement)0090: Tank tread chain links,

Jerry Chen September 23, 2016July 16, 2019 Engineering Notebook No Comments Read more

9/24/16 Software

We began programming the autonomous today with the basic chassis.  We are using the new SDK, which comes with a lot of changes and forced us to began reformatting the code. All reusable code from last year was moved over

Jerry Chen September 23, 2016July 16, 2019 Engineering Notebook No Comments Read more

9/24/16 CAD

We will use reference angles to model two large flat plates that are not pictured above and are held with rubber bands. This will allow a side or an edge to always be, for example, 30 degrees off of a side

Jerry Chen September 23, 2016July 16, 2019 Engineering Notebook No Comments Read more

9/17/16 CAD

New Autonomous Beacon Mechanism Patrick’s model of the new mechanism had a few parts that could not be replicated in Creo Rubber Band The two brackets that connected the 2 long flat pieces were each connected with only one screw.

Jerry Chen September 16, 2016July 16, 2019 Engineering Notebook No Comments Read more

9/17/16 Hardware

Chassis Design: Really fast robot; reliable; durable Speed over torque We decided to use a 2 wheel chassis instead of a 4 wheeled chassis, to reduce the weight and the amount of controllers to reduce the amount of disconnections. Instead

Jerry Chen September 16, 2016July 16, 2019 Engineering Notebook No Comments Read more

9/17/16 Software

Our autonomous goal is to press both beacons in autonomous for a total of 60 points. We have 2 choices: (1) have robot drive along the wall and arm extends out on the side – This is faster but the

Jerry Chen September 16, 2016July 16, 2019 Engineering Notebook No Comments Read more

9/10/16 Software

Today we configured the programmer’s laptops (Brandon, Samuel, Jerry) in preparation for coding next weekend. Things we did: Install/Update Android Studio to 2.1.3 Backup last year’s repository. Fork a new Github repository from https://github.com/ftctechnh/ftc_app/tree/beta Download our new repository to all programmer’s laptops.

technicbots September 10, 2016July 16, 2019 Engineering Notebook No Comments Read more

9/10/16 Hardware

22 Based on our calculations from the kick off, we decided that for the first meet most of our points will likely be from autonomous, since a shooting mechanism won’t be finished by that time. For a more successful autonomous

technicbots September 10, 2016July 16, 2019 Engineering Notebook No Comments Read more

9/10/16 CAD

Velocity Vortex Robot envelope: Penciled N shape: Chassis Blue box: Shooting system Red box: Beacon system

technicbots September 10, 2016July 16, 2019 Engineering Notebook No Comments Read more

CAD Offseason 2016

6/25 Update As of now, I still have not received images of the hang robot, so I cant make the CAD model yet. As of the CAD design process, I have been going through PTC’s “How to Develop a Product”

Justin Jiang June 28, 2016July 16, 2019 Engineering Notebook No Comments Read more
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