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==CAD & Design==
 
==CAD & Design==
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Gear catching prototype CADed, another prototype requested. Climbing mechanism prototype also designed in SolidWorks. - Madi Wyatt
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'''CAM Team Lead: Patrick'''
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Worked with 3D splicing and printing software in order to produce a tachometer mount to test the speeds of the new CVT Pivots. 4 models were produced each needing adjustments or a cleaner print. In the end it turns out that the design needs a total overhaul because the mount interferes with bearings that shift locations to control the speed and performance of the module.
  
 
==Mechanical==
 
==Mechanical==
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Welding practice began, chassis welding should start this week! - Madi Wyatt
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Gear team has continued to work on design. CAD team CADded our existing prototype. We also added a polypropylene back to our shooter to make it easier for the gear to slide into our existing prototype. ~ Sam Choi
  
 
==Programming==
 
==Programming==
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Tuning PID in shooter prototype
  
 
==Strategy==
 
==Strategy==

Latest revision as of 04:40, 29 January 2017

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CAD & Design

Gear catching prototype CADed, another prototype requested. Climbing mechanism prototype also designed in SolidWorks. - Madi Wyatt

CAM Team Lead: Patrick Worked with 3D splicing and printing software in order to produce a tachometer mount to test the speeds of the new CVT Pivots. 4 models were produced each needing adjustments or a cleaner print. In the end it turns out that the design needs a total overhaul because the mount interferes with bearings that shift locations to control the speed and performance of the module.

Mechanical

Welding practice began, chassis welding should start this week! - Madi Wyatt

Gear team has continued to work on design. CAD team CADded our existing prototype. We also added a polypropylene back to our shooter to make it easier for the gear to slide into our existing prototype. ~ Sam Choi

Programming

Tuning PID in shooter prototype

Strategy

Field Elements

Communications

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