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  • Robot Archives
    *''Robot don't tip!'' software control ...ophy | Focus on Quality, Survivability & Serviceability]] - to be the last robot standing
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  • Sugartown Elementary Robot Fair
    The Sugartown Elementary Robot Fair is hosted annually by [http://www.gvsd.org/st/site/default.asp Sugarto Image:DB6_Sugartown_FLL_100416_csm_2.jpg|FLL robot in action
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  • Team 1640 Robot Cart
    There are some pretty cool and very functional robot carts out there. Our current cart is effective and easy to transport, but a *The robot cart (RC) is safe to operate
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  • Franklin Institute Robot Conflict
    ...89 (Minds in Gear) also represented [http://www.usfirst.org FIRST] at this robot combat event. The Robot Conflict was a great event drawing many very cleverly-designed robots.
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  • 2012 Robot Name Suggestion Box
    +1 - DEWBOT (Downingtown, Exton & West Chester roBOT)<br>
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  • Fall 2011 Robot Design Project
    ...d design skills, Team 1640's main Fall Project is the complete design of a robot to play an old FRC game (from before the team's collective memory). We sel :# Integrate these into a comprehensive robot design
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  • Ag Robot
    ...guess pneumatics are needed. The sponsor would subsidize the cost of the robot, which I expect would not exceed $5,000 (x-shipping). As a not-FIRST robot project, we have some additional flexibility with components.
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  • Main Page
    [[VEX Robot Challenge]] -- [[VRC Team 81]] [[VEX Robot Challenge]] -- [[VRC Team 82]]
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  • Sponsor
    ==VEX Robot Competition Sponsors== :We bring our 8'x10' robot trailer with us to all our events and competitions. These include a dozen l
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  • FRC Team 1640
    [[Image:DB8 Philadelphia 120414 csm-6.jpg|right|frameless|upright=1.1|link=Robot Archives|alt=DEWBOT VIII triple balanced on the Bridge]][[Image:DBX 140820 ...ight years developing [[Swerve Central | swerve drive]], in which all four robot drive wheels are independently driven and steered. Technically challenging
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  • DEWBOT I
    ...XF-rW-mc|300|right|DEWBOT I competing at Ramp Riot}}DEWBOT I was our first robot in 2005 and it played the game [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Triple_Play_(F ...gional]] (U.S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, MD, March 2005), the Pennsylvania Robot Challenge (PARC VIII) at Tunkhannock Area High School (May 7, 2005), and Ra
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  • DEWBOT II
    Our second robot was DEWBOT II in 2006 and it played the game [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ ...oter did not traverse. Side-to-side aiming was accomplished by aiming the robot. The overall lift, hopper, shooter system was generally reliable.
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  • DEWBOT III
    # Robot was logically laid-out and posed no significant maintenance problems :DEWBOT III lacked any provisions to lift an alliance robot, but was designed to readily climb any ramp up to 30°.
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  • DEWBOT IV
    This year, for the first time in our Team’s history, our Robot was by-in-large designed prior to building. We used Autodesk Inventor duri ...n. The night before the strike, we all assembled at the school and loaded Robot, parts, supplies and essential tools (including a drill press, belt sander
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  • DEWBOT V
    ...:RockwellAutomationAward(Chesapeake2009).jpg|550px|thumb|DEWBot V Team and Robot after winning the [[DEWBOT V's Rockwell Automation Innovation in Control Aw ...hen selected by the Pilot, however, the 7th Wheel is engaged, allowing the robot to pivot rapidly on 3 wheels. This [[DEWBOT V Drive Train | drive-train]]
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  • DEWBOT V Build
    ...the box, we assemble the box outside in the freezing cold and we ship the robot. ...the box, we assemble the box outside in the freezing cold and we ship the robot.
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  • DEWBOT V Programming
    ...he trigger) moves into arcade drive. This allows the driver to rotate the robot with the single joystick to do sharp turns to the left or right. When the ...n the operator joystick manages the movement of the orbit balls inside the robot. There are two motor / beater bar arrangements. The first bar lifts the o
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  • DEWBOT V Electrical
    Electrical and Electronic components are a the second part of the robot triad (mechanical, electrical, programming). From early in the design proc ...fully accessible, but is protected by the frame. Power is routed into the robot to the Power Distribution board.
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  • Sponsors 2009
    ==VEX Robot Challenge 2008-2009 Sponsors==
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  • Sponsors 2008
    '''VEX Robot Competition - 2008 Sponsor'''
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  • Downingtown Area Robotics
    * [[Robot Archives | ''The Robot Archives'']]
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  • DEWBOT XII Havoc
    image:DB12_HAVOC_160924-20.jpg|Robot set up image:DB12_HAVOC_160924-36.jpg|Surprise! 5181 took their robot all apart just before elims! 'Cause their tire pressure was low. We helpe
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  • Competition Team Selection
    *<span style="color:green">'''Driver'''</span>: (base driver) maneuver the robot around the field during each match ...an style="color:green">'''Operator'''</span>: (co-driver) work the various robot scoring mechanisms depending on the game
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  • Robot Archives
    *''Robot don't tip!'' software control ...ophy | Focus on Quality, Survivability & Serviceability]] - to be the last robot standing
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  • Mentors
    =VEX Robot Challenge=
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  • DEWBOT V PARC XII
    ...40 (Team Sab-BOT-age) was part of the winning alliance in the Pennsylvania Robot Challenge (PARC) at Tunkhannock High School on May 9, 2009, along with alli ...RC_2753_09509_csm.jpg|Team 2753 (Team Overdrive) - ''this is a rookie team robot? -- Awesome!''
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  • DEWBOT V gearbox
    [[Category:Robot]][[Category:DEWBOT V]][[Category:Drive-train]]
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  • DEWBOT V Drive Train
    ...most opponents around. We play great defense. ''This is a true driver's robot.'' More agile than suited to straight runs. ...drive-train with the chassis oriented wide was selected for this year’s robot on the basis of providing superior maneuverability on a low-friction surfac
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  • 7th Wheel
    [[DEWBOT V | Robot]] agility was perceived to be an important attribute for the Lunacy competi ...mode, the 7th Wheel is raised above the playing surface and inactive. The robot drives and steers in normal tank mode. Pilot/Driver control is tank also,
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  • DEWBOT V Mechanical
    ...EWBOT V Drive Train|drive-train]] refers to the "robot moving" part of the robot). The robot chassis’ wide orientation allows a generous 19 in wide opening in the cha
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  • Steering Committee 2009-06-26
    ###Mission 2 - build a 1/2 scale VEX chassis of a corner steer robot with tank, crab, snake drive cabpability. Clem to contact Steve to see if
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  • DEWBOT IV Build
    ...n. The night before the strike, we all assembled at the school and loaded Robot, parts, supplies and essential tools (including a drill press, belt sander :* Robot speed & acceleration using [[DEWBOT III]]
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  • DEWBOT IV Lift-Catapult
    A double-extension '''Lift''' was required to allow the Robot to both fit within the starting envelope and to reach a height sufficient t ...ht should be such as to catapult the Trackball over the Overpass while the Robot remains entirely under the Overpass.
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  • DEWBOT IV Drive Train
    ...isis forced some changes, including the change from a 6-wheel to a 4-wheel robot. 2wd was retained, with the now rear Performance wheels driven. ...oth driven, overall gear reduction ratios were 14.6:1 and 37.3:1. Maximum robot speeds (@ max efficiency) was 11.4 and 4.4 ft/s (in high & low gears, respe
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  • Alien vs. Predator 2009
    Pick the rule set you want to use. If you pick VRC then your robot must conform to the basic VRC rule for '''Elevation''' to play in both cont
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  • Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde 2009
    Looking for a summer project? Looking for a challenge for your robot skills. Want to prove you can do two things at one time? ...nges are not. Prove to the East Coast that you have the smarts to build a robot that can play two different games.
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  • VEX Driving
    ...e are comments from Chief Delphi about who gets to drive (both VEX and big robot). It's here for comments and consolidation. * Knowledge of Robot
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  • Parents
    In some cases we cater to the parent, for example we start VEX Robot Sessions at 6:30 and at 8:30 PM we are done and packed up and the roboteers
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  • DEWBOT V Bridgewater Battle
    ...We won 5 of our 6 qualifying matches. These matches were played with (2) robot alliances (and, of course, just 2 trailers). The game was further modified We learned our drive-train does need some pit attention (the robot has been busy in demos of late). Two important pit points noted:
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  • 2008 Drive-train Development
    ...ravity was kept very low (9"?) and almost exactly centered (3" back?). The robot never experienced wheelies and was able to push other robots even on the sl ...center of gravity, the battery nested awkwardly and haphazardly within the robot. It made for difficult and sometimes painful installation and removable and
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  • Provisional Dewbot V Chassis
    * Did I already say reliable? A robot with an unreliable drive-train spends a lot of very embarasing time sitting ...ut so far never an issue with [[DEWBOT V]]) would have a minimal impact on robot mobility.
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  • 6wd
    ...not provide more traction than 4wd (again, all other things being equal - robot weight, drive power per side, gearing, wheel base, wheel friction coefficie ...train]] with the thought that this could serve as the chassis for our next robot. While it did not (due to special challenges associated with Lunacy), the
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  • DEWBOT V's Rockwell Automation Innovation in Control Award (Chesapeake Regional)
    ...:RockwellAutomationAward(Chesapeake2009).jpg|400px|thumb|DEWBot V Team and Robot after winning the Rockwell Automation Award]] Here is a robot that doesn’t know it’s math 6+1=3. This robot’s [[DEWBOT V Drive Train | drive system]] gets the job done by morphing f
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  • Wiki Formatting
    *Officially identify robot-related FRC happenings by "DEWBOT #" (e.g. DEWBOT V not 2009). Year numbers *Tense for past robot descriptions.
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  • DEWBOT V Chesapeake Regional
    ...rget the amazement and pride we felt when the judges explained, "Here is a robot that doesn’t know it’s math, '''6+1=3'''." Image:DB5_Chesapeake_unpacking_090319_csm.jpg|Uncrating the robot (Siri & Matt)
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  • Mecanum
    [[Category:Robot]][[2008 Drive-train Development]][[Category:Drive-train]][[Category:Project
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  • Twitch
    ...Ontario created a biaxial drive (which they called "Linkage-drive" and the robot "Twitch") for the 2008 (Overdrive) season. Videos showed good mobility and ...he playing field. This could lead to high center-of-mass for the complete robot.
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  • Bartholomew
    [[Image:Bartholomew Stair Climbing Robot.jpg|500px|right]] ...eads -- classic long treads that grab the front of the stairs and pull the robot up
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  • Twitch Software
    Twich Robot Wheel and Orientation When we built the robot we had colored tape (red, yellow, green, white)
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  • VEX Programming
    At the center of Easy-C is a linkable library that can be used to do robot functions. The library makes the MPLabs C compiler easier to develop code
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  • DEWBOT V Payload Specialist
    ...t up to enforce realistic shooting conditions for candidates. Last year's robot was adapted to pull our practice Trailer, thereby providing an accurately m [[Category:Robot]][[Category:DEWBOT V]]
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  • Shipping Team
    ...g teams job is simple. Create a robust packing system that will allow the robot to be shipped 2000 miles, get bounced around by forklifts in trucks, get ja ...or do repairs and build supports from last years crate. Historically the robot gets loaded into the crate at about 2AM. In February. Outside. So the bi
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  • VEX Battery
    ...robot does not have a lot of power or an endless supply of power. In the robot design the amount of motors is limited by the rules to a combination of no ...ht goes up, the amount of power needed to move the robot goes up. A heavy robot uses most of it's power to move, rather than playing the game. This is one
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  • DEWBOT III Drive Train
    ...oth driven, overall gear reduction ratios were 14.6:1 and 37.3:1. Maximum robot speeds (@ max efficiency) was 11.4 and 4.4 ft/s (in high & low gears, respe Front wheels are 8" diameter x 2" wide [http://www.ifirobotics.com/robot-traction-wheels.shtml IFI Traction Wheels] (IFI-WHEEL-820-50) with Roughtop
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  • DEWBOT III Arm
    ...e game to allow bi-directional play (picking up ringers on one side of the robot and scoring on the other) or to manage center-of-mass when climbing ramps a Gripping just the Ringer OD leaves the Ringer hole clear of robot parts. This makes scoring easier. It especially avoids interference with
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  • DEWBOT III Build
    [[Category:Robot]][[Category:DEWBOT III]][[Category:Photo Galleries]]
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  • Drive Team
    ...team is responsible for the motion of the robot up and down the field. The robot needs to be fast, nimble, yet powerful and sturdy, but not weigh a lot. It
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  • Game Team
    ...play the game. While a rolling drive base can compete as a defensive only robot, you only make it into the final alliances if you can score points. ...They work very closely with the [[Drive Team]] on the construction of the robot. They are hybrid team of mechanical, electrical (motors), pneumatics and s
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  • Electrical Team
    If the Drive Team and Game Teams are the legs and arms of the robot, the Electrical Team is both the circulatory and nervous systems. ...s happening and report it into the control system is key to any successful robot.
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  • Programming Team
    ...at separates the great teams from the good teams. In only a few hours the robot can be programmed to move around the field and to play the game. ...g the autonomous period to score bonus points is what makes a championship robot.
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  • Logistics Team
    This means lots of movement of the robot and the roboteers. The robot not only is a pain to move (it's heavy at 120 lbs. and bulky) but comes wit ...petitions each year, one in Philadelphia and another one farther away. The robot gets shipped in it's container. We need to take any spare parts and our ne
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  • DEWBOT V Week Six Build Season Photo Gallery
    ...0209_csm_1.jpg|Siri & Heather install the hopper for the first time on the robot (it'll come off soon) [[Category:Robot]][[Category:DEWBOT V]][[Category:DEWBOT V Build]][[Category:Photo Galleries
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  • Game Play Team
    * demonstrate all of the features and fuctions of the robot to judges and spectators.
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  • Safety
    ...e cut, drill, file, shape, weld, sand, paint, and assemble any part of the robot we do it safely. We strive to have a safey culture. Every time we move materials, parts, field elements and the robot we do it safely.
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  • Team Structure
    ...e for all of the artwork like tee-shirts, banner, posters, artwork for the robot, etc. ;[[Design Team]]:responsible for the overall design of the robot. They are responsible for making sure the follow on designs and fabricatio
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  • Art and Animation Team
    ...rts of robotics is the visual appeal of the robot and the extension of the robot team's brand. Famous teams have recognized brands: == Robot Art ==
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  • DEWBOT V Week Five Build Season Photo Gallery
    [[Category:Robot]][[Category:DEWBOT V]][[Category:DEWBOT V Build]][[Category:Photo Galleries
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  • DEWBOT V Week Four Build Season Photo Gallery
    [[Category:Robot]][[Category:DEWBOT V]][[Category:DEWBOT V Build]][[Category:Photo Galleries
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  • DEWBOT V Week Two Build Season Photo Gallery
    [[Category:Robot]][[Category:DEWBOT V]][[Category:DEWBOT V Build]][[Category:Photo Galleries
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  • DEWBOT V Week One Build Season Photo Gallery
    [[Category:Robot]][[Category:DEWBOT V]][[Category:DEWBOT V Build]][[Category:Photo Galleries
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  • DEWBOT V Week Three Build Season Photo Gallery
    [[Category:Robot]][[Category:DEWBOT V]][[Category:DEWBOT V Build]][[Category:Photo Galleries
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  • DEWBOT V Final Daze Build Season Photo Gallery
    File:DB5_weight_check_090215_csm.jpg|Weight check with robot nearly complete File:DB5 spindle bottom conduit & Vex pot 090215 csm.jpg|Robot underview showing Spindle bottom and drive, conduit bottom and conduit-driv
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  • DEWBOT IV Week One Build Season Photo Gallery
    File:DB4_vex_robot_080107_csm_1.jpg|VEX robot File:DB4_vex_robot_080107_csm_2.jpg|VEX robot
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  • Team 1640 2009 Summer Program
    :[[Media:Programming_a_Pivot_Drive_Robot.pdf|'''Programming a Pivot Drive Robot''']]. [[Category:Robot]][[Category:DEWBOT V]][[Category:DEWBOT VI]][[Category:Drive-train]][[Categ
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  • DEWBOT IV Week Two Build Season Photo Gallery
    [[Category:Robot]][[Category:DEWBOT IV]][[Category:DEWBOT IV Build]][[Category:Photo Galleri
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  • News Archive
    ...nther Robotics) and 2607 (Robovikings, who substituted for 365 after their robot died in the Finals) performed superbly throughout the playoffs.<br> ...aled its completed 2011 robot, DEWBOT VII, into a bag for competition. The robot will be unsealed at the team's first competition at Rochester Institute of
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  • DEWBOT IV Week Three Build Season Photo Gallery
    [[Category:Robot]][[Category:DEWBOT IV]][[Category:DEWBOT IV Build]][[Category:Photo Galleri
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  • DEWBOT IV Final Daze Build Season Photo Gallery
    [[Category:Robot]][[Category:DEWBOT IV]][[Category:DEWBOT IV Build]][[Category:Photo Galleri
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  • DEWBOT IV Week Four Build Season Photo Gallery
    Image:DB4_McKown_080131_csm.jpg|Clem McKown with robot Image:DB4_McKown_Klufas_080201_csm.jpg|Heather & Matt K working under robot
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  • DEWBOT IV Week Five Build Season Photo Gallery
    Image:DB4_080204_csm.jpg|''The state of the robot'' Image:DB4_Maley_under_robot_080204_csm.jpg|Siri working under the robot
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  • DEWBOT IV Week Six Build Season Photo Gallery
    Image:DB4_Siri_080210_csm.jpg|Siri working under robot Image:DB4_Paul_robot_080210_csm.jpg|Paul & robot
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  • DEWBOT IV Philadelphia Regional
    ...We joined the 3rd Alliance (1511 and 316) in the quarterfinals after 484's robot broke.
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  • DEWBOT IV Control
    The ten push buttons corresponded to actions on the robot: Capture, Catch, Park, Possess, Armed, Hurdle, Prepare To Place (PTP), Plac ...rk-lift-catapult was controlled by a state machine. A limit switch on the robot sensed the lowest position of the fork-lift. There was a shaft encoder att
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  • Girls Exploring Tomorrow's Technology (GETT)
    ...n the building at the same time (Uncrating Dewbot) and were able to give a robot demonstration during lunch. Image:DB5_GETT_robot_090328_csm.jpg|robot's-eye view of GETT lunch
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  • Sugartown Elementary Robot Fair
    The Sugartown Elementary Robot Fair is hosted annually by [http://www.gvsd.org/st/site/default.asp Sugarto Image:DB6_Sugartown_FLL_100416_csm_2.jpg|FLL robot in action
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  • DEWBOT IV Ramp Riot
    Image:DB4_R²_Praveen_081108_csm_2.jpg|Praveen working on Team 81 VEX robot Image:DB4_R²_vex_81_081108_csm.jpg|Team 81's (VEX) Robot
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  • Engineering
    :[[Media:Programming_a_Pivot_Drive_Robot.pdf|'''Programming a Pivot Drive Robot''']]. ...sign] is a link to a presentation that Al Skierkiewicz gave this spring on Robot Electrical Design. It covers a wide variety of information that should be
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  • Uwchlan Day
    Image:DB2_Uwchlan_Ian_060708_csm.jpg|Ian with robot
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  • Upper Uwchlan Block Party
    [[DEWBOT VI]] kicked soccar balls all day. The robot has just been serviced prior to the demonstration. Three VEX robots kept t
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  • Clean Sweep
    ...ve train, what kind of drive trains are their, which ones are best for our robot. We will begin building a number of different drive bases to practice with ...6 - October 28:''Build Night'' Our first 100% build night creating our new robot
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  • DEWBOT III Electrical
    [[Category:Robot]][[Category:DEWBOT III]]
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  • DEWBOT III Philadelphia Regional
    .... And a new camera for taking these photos (these are the first team 1640 robot pictures [of very many] taken with a Canon EOS 5D).
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  • DEWBOT IV Control Software
    * This file contains the Team 1640 Robot Routines -- DEWBOT IV - 2008 FRC // Move Robot Straight With Motor Error Correction
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  • DEWBOT II Drive Train
    ...heel drive Drive-train. This drive-train was generally satisfactory. The robot's concentration of mass aft (where the drives and ball lift live) kept the [[Category:Robot]][[Category:DEWBOT II]][[Category:Drive-train]]
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  • DEWBOT II Mechanical
    ...the Ball Lift. The Beater Bar also prevented balls from being lost during robot reverse drive. A pair of guides directed the balls into the Ball Lift entr :Our plan was to use the vision system in an ''acquire'' mode to aim the robot and set the elevation (based on distance to target) before shooting. Alas,
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  • DEWBOT II Programming
    [[Category:Robot]][[Category:DEWBOT II]]
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  • DEWBOT II Build
    * The mount and integration of the Shooter with the robot, including the ''"ski jump"'' ===Week Two - Complete prototyping, robot design & begin build (1/15-1/21)===
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  • 4-Wheel Pivot Drive
    :# Crab mode – pivots all wheels together and at common speed to steer the robot in any direction on the 2-d playing surface (true 2-d drive). Traditionall ...mode – pivots front and rear wheels in opposite directions to guide the robot through a turn
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  • DEWBOT II Week One Build Season Photo Gallery
    [[Category:Robot]][[Category:DEWBOT II]][[Category:Photo Galleries]]
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  • DEWBOT II Week Two Build Season Photo Gallery
    [[Category:Robot]][[Category:DEWBOT II]][[Category:Photo Galleries]]
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  • DEWBOT II Week Three Build Season Photo Gallery
    [[Category:Robot]][[Category:DEWBOT II]][[Category:Photo Galleries]]
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  • DEWBOT II Week Four Build Season Photo Gallery
    Image:DB2_Faller_robot_060204_csm.jpg|Ed Faller & robot [[Category:Robot]][[Category:DEWBOT II]][[Category:Photo Galleries]]
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  • DEWBOT II Week Five Build Season Photo Gallery
    ..._shooter_elevation_drive_060207_csm.jpg|Shooter elevation drive mounted on robot Image:DB2_Sabatino_robot_060208_csm.jpg|Paul Sabatino with the robot
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  • DEWBOT II Week Six & c. Build Season Photo Gallery
    Image:DB2_Steven_060214_csm.jpg|Steven & robot Image:DB2_diet_060218_csm.jpg|robot diet
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  • FIRST Lego League 2009
    ::Team 7230 won a trophy for placing second out of thirty four teams in Robot Performance! ::Team 2028 won a second place trophy for Quality Robot Design!
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  • FRC 2010 Calendar
    |'''22''' 6-9PM Crate the Robot |'''23''' Robot Ships!
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  • Steering Committee 2009-09-25
    ...s. Clem will contact Bs, KN and others. We will endeavor to set up a big robot and some small robots with posters in key sponsor' lobbies. Let's turn Jul
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  • Steering Committee 2009-10-30
    #Report on FRC Pivot Robot ###We need a robot that will work to demo - work on this weekend and Tuesday night
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  • RobotC Programming Class
    ...p in. We have enough programming cables and Vex robots for you to borrow a robot to program. Come join us! (Wednesday: 6:30-8:30pm at DEC) ...explore the RobotC environment and download a sample program to drive the robot using tank and single stick drives. We also will survey the types of availa
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  • Penn State Abington VEX Clean Sweep Scrimmage
    This event is a "Ready, Queue, Play" event. When the robot is ready, the team gets in line and gets queued for the next match. :This award goes to the team that has the most robust robot. During an event the robots are often pushed to their limits, this team was
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  • Pivot Chassis Drawings
    [[Category:Robot]][[Category:DEWBOT V]][[Category:Drive-train]][[Category:Swerve Drive]]
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  • Pivot Chassis Parts Specs
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  • DEWBOT V Ramp Riot
    1640 played well at Ramp Riot. Our robot scoring performance (hitherto not a strong point for us) was way up. Carly drove very agressively, and has become adept at pinning between the robot and trailer, so that we can score. Ken and Paul took turns as Operator. C
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  • Clean Sweep Newsletter 11 November
    ...s to help out showing the Girl Scouts how to drive and make repairs on the robot. ...robot team will be competing until 4PM and there is also a First Technical Robot challenge going on. There is a lot to see and do. There is a food and dri
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  • Clean Sweep Newsletter 18 November
    ...friends and extended family. You can pick tickets up any of the times the robot team meets. There are only 300 tickets so act fast! ...ve they will match. Depending on the amount, sponsors name appear on the robot and on team t-shirts.
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  • Steering Committee 2009-11-20
    ##Clem will design shelves to stack the robot #Report on FRC Pivot Robot
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  • DEWBOT VI
    ...game, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breakaway_(FIRST) ''BREAKAWAY'']. This robot combines a novel, [[DEWBOT VI Creativity Award sponsored by Xerox (Philadel ...) needed to clear the bump and this clearance was precisely provided. The robot's Center-of-Mass is kept low (9.75" from grade) and centered between the 4
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  • DEWBOT VI Build
    ...split again to discuss shooters and herders along with how to suspend the robot from the towers. We came up with a number of ideas that we will discuss on :*With the robot still in the design phase the [[DEWBOT_VI_Electrical | Electrical]] team is
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  • DEWBOT VI Drive Train
    ...d programming perspective), we should have an extraordinarily maneuverable robot and one well-suited to this year’s [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breakawa ...s. The second of these (coming off the flat top of the bump) will put the robot at a considerable tipping risk unless center of mass (CoM) is very low.
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  • DEWBOT VI Mechanical
    ::*Herd balls with the robot side as well and also push into the goal using the side. ...the Kicker System's overall performance, the System was transferred to the Robot.
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  • DEWBOT VI Programming
    ...where the robot drives itself and a teleop mode where roboteers drive the robot, there is a huge amount of shared programming. ...anged. If you make the right side drive motors go faster than the left the robot moves in a gentle arc to the left.
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  • DEWBOT VI Electrical
    While the motors and pneumatics are the muscles of the robot, the wiring is the central nervous system. Electrical wiring supplies powe ...ound the battery and box. This means the battery will not come out of the robot even if it's upside down. The Tuffak parts are shown in the drawing in blu
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  • DEWBOT VI Finger Lakes Regional
    ...6_RIT_team_picture_100306_csm.jpg|right|500px|thumb|Team after crating the robot]] participated in the [http://www.firstrochester.org/ 2010 Fingerlakes Regi ...ab-BOT-age compete. After getting off to a great start of being the first robot inspected, we set off to the practice field.
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  • DEWBOT VI Philadelphia Regional
    ...:DB6_Drexel_Matt_Carly_uncrating_100325_csm.jpg|Matt & Carly uncrating the robot Image:DB6_Drexel_Cole_100326_csm.jpg|Cole securing the robot top
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  • DEWBOT VI Drive Train Team
    ...mechanical can be consider done. The programming team now has to make the robot dance. Go programmers.
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  • DEWBOT VI Programming Team
    * Robot Safety * Robot Itself and Kicker
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  • DEWBOT VI Electrical Team
    While the motors and pneumatics are the muscles of the robot, the wiring is the central nervous system. Electrical wiring supplies powe ...e Electrical team. See [[DEWBOT VI Electrical]] for information about the robot.
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  • DEWBOT VI Design Team
    :* Robot frame needs to avoid ball entrapment ==[[media:State_of_the_Robot_DB6.pdf | State of the Robot]] - 3-February-2010 - Clem==
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  • DEWBOT VI Tactical
    ...l, and tunneling has been rather useful for us. In fact, we were the first robot to go through the tunnel at [[DEWBOT VI Finger Lakes Regional | FLR]]. ...ot possess) three balls into the goal. We think in most cases the opposing robot will try to hang, so we will have the space to ourselves. In the case wher
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  • DEWBOT VI Media Team
    ...edia team is responsible for all of the print and web media along with the robot graphics. Members include:
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  • DEWBOT VI Game Elements & Carpentry Team
    ...sponsible for the construction of all practice field pieces as well as the robot shipping crate and various wooden forms and jigs for the [[DEWBOT VI Drive
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  • Team 1640 Mission and Program
    ...transmissions with tight tolerances]], and [[DEWBOT_IX_Welding|welding the robot frame]] in-house. Mentors who once reviewed the basics now teach [[engineer ...gy. We've expanded our program to deliver [[FIRST LEGO League]] and [[VEX Robot Challenge]] opportunities to elementary and middle school students and even
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  • FTC 2008 Events
    File:FTC_2008_Del_Robot.jpg|Team 81 robot File:FTC 2008 Del Amanda Brianna.jpg|Amanda and Brianna working on the robot
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  • Clean Sweep Newsletter 24 November
    ...friends and extended family. You can pick tickets up any of the times the robot team meets. There are only 300 tickets so act fast! ...give they will match. Depending on the amount, sponsors name appear on the robot and on team t-shirts.
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  • Clean Sweep Newsletter 9 December
    ...r, the VEX roboteers can work on any of the days we are at DEC for the FRC robot. ...n optional time and work on the robot they can. Roboteers should use the robot workshop door on the optional days.
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  • CompositePage
    ...n. The come in many structural shapes like the aluminum that we use on the robot. Pultrusions can be machined with normal wood working tools. The dust from ...ower arm that will be bolted to a heavy strong double aluminum rail on the robot base. Look at picture 4. For this mount, tube in tube construction works ve
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  • DEWBOT VI Media
    ...edia team is responsible for all of the print and web media along with the robot graphics. :*Started laying out the graphics for the sponsor logos on the robot top
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  • DEWBOT VI Scouting
    ...teams, the number of prior official competitions correlates strongly with robot performance. (Few teams do ''not'' improve over the season.) :Rationale: Very helpful insight into overall robot abilities and contribution--this is who to watch out for.
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  • DEWBOT VI Week One Build Season Photo Gallery
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  • DEWBOT VI Week Two Build Season Photo Gallery
    [[Category:Robot]][[Category:DEWBOT VI]][[Category:DEWBOT VI Build]][[Category:Photo Galleri
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  • DEWBOT VI Week Three Build Season Photo Gallery
    [[Category:Robot]][[Category:DEWBOT VI]][[Category:DEWBOT VI Build]][[Category:Photo Galleri
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  • DEWBOT VI Week Four Build Season Photo Gallery
    ...unxsutawney Phil says that there will be six more weeks of winter, but the robot must ship in three weeks! (AP/Gene J. Puskar) Image:DB6_electrical_components_100202_csm.jpg|Electronics ready for the robot
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  • DEWBOT VI Week Five Build Season Photo Gallery
    ...red bumpers 100208 csm.jpg|Jen, Bob Drexel, Mike Rizzo & Sue Weissman - ''robot in red'' [[Category:Robot]][[Category:DEWBOT VI]][[Category:DEWBOT VI Build]][[Category:Photo Galleri
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  • DEWBOT VI Week Six Build Season Photo Gallery
    ...ly & Mike Rizzo putting on the painted red bumpers (so Carly can drive the robot faster) Image:DB6_side_herding_100217_csm.jpg|Herding with robot side & sideguards. We can no longer drive over the balls from the sides.
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  • Clean Sweep Newsletter 27 January
    We took eight VEX robot teams on Saturday. This is the largest VEX event in Pennsylvania, it is sp ...ell. During the qualification rounds we played very well, with only a few robot malfunctions. At the end we had two teams in the top ten. Team 81, Longsh
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  • 2010 DEWBOT VI Game Code
    *Snake Mode - mode where robot moves like a snake. It can turn sharply by angling wheels. Angle and speed *Crab Mode - mode where robot moves in a 2D plane. Efficient from getting on place to another
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  • Clean Sweep Newsletter 3 February
    '''Build nights'''We are back to our regular Wednesday build nights. The robot shop is also open on the weekends from 12-5PM on both Saturday and Sunday i
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  • DEWBOT VI Bumpers
    The picture below shows the mounting points inside the robot. You can see the wingnuts holding the bumper in place.
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  • Clean Sweep Newsletter 10 February
    '''Build nights'''We are back to our regular Wednesday build nights. The robot shop is also open on the weekends from 12-5PM on both Saturday and Sunday i ...g this year, if you know anyone that would be willing to contribute to our robot team please let us know.
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  • DEWBOT VI Competition Team
    *No correction device - solution is don't flip robot over
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  • Sponsors 2010
    ==VEX Robot Challenge 2009 / 2010 Sponsors==
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  • Clean Sweep Newsletter 17 February
    '''Build nights'''We are back to our regular Wednesday build nights. The robot shop is also open on the weekends from 12-5PM on both Saturday and Sunday i ...g this year, if you know anyone that would be willing to contribute to our robot team please let us know.
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  • 1 kenautestfrontpage
    [[FIRST Robotics Competition]] [[VEX Robot Challenge]] [[FIRST Lego League]]. [[:Category:Students | student]][[:Category:Robot | robot]][[Alumni]]
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  • DEWBOT VI Chairmans Award
    ...T Robotics Competition is about much more than the mechanics of building a robot or winning a competitive event. It is about the partnership among people wh ...e point where we are not just focused on building a robot but are building robot awareness in our schools and our community. The following is our entry. O
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  • Glossary
    We are engineers and robot builders. A lot of the time we use jargon and sometimes we use a big word ...t and resources, and because it's surprisingly helpful to know what's on a robot after it ships.
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  • DEWBOT VI proxy chassis
    ...duplicated the key geometry and construction of the forward portion of the robot chassis, focusing on accurately duplicating every chassis element which wou ...xy chassis'' enabled us to turn a mechanically and electrically functional robot chassis over to the Programming and Field sub-teams to allow them time to w
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  • Team 80 2010 Code
    // This task is used to control your robot during the autonomous phase of a VEX Competition. // You must modify the code to add your own robot specific commands here.
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  • DEWBOT VI Final Daze Build Season Photo Gallery
    Image:DB6_Siri_cover_100221_csm.jpg|Siri with robot cover Image:DB6_crate_build_100222_csm_5.jpg|Robot cradle built into the crate base
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  • DEWBOT VI Travel Supplies
    == Clear - Battery (robot and drills) == :Four robot battery labeled #1-#4
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  • DEWBOT VI Mentor Comments
    ...in the crate a similar sound was heard, was there something wrong with the robot? Nay, it was the collective sound of the sighs of relief let out be all who
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  • DEWBOT VI Elevator Speech
    :Our Robot is known as DEWBOT VI, or ‘Dewbot’ to friends.
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  • Clean Sweep Newsletter 3 March
    ...g this year, if you know anyone that would be willing to contribute to our robot team please let us know.
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  • DEWBOT I Chairman's Award
    ...T Robotics Competition is about much more than the mechanics of building a robot or winning a competitive event. It is about the partnership among people wh ...endeavors. We have gained an appreciation for every task and feat that the robot accomplishes.
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  • 2010 Eastern Pennsylvania Regional Gallery
    Image:VEX_DEC_Event_1712_testing_100313_csm.jpg|Team 1712 testing their robot
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  • Clean Sweep Mid-Atlantic Championship
    ...suffered from missing team members, but Corey kept the code flying and the robot rolling and placed 8th in the qualifications. ...ward. The team had documented the steps (and mis-steps) in building their robot.
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  • DEWBOT VI Drive Train Tread Wear
    The brake jumper is installed on the drive cRio. This means every time the robot changes direction the wheel will stop, dragging the tread. The other wheel *Carly noted that the robot drifts to one side during auto mode. Could this be a code issue or mechani
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  • Steering Committee 2010-04-30
    ###Proxy chassis / second robot works #Off-Season Spring Robot Events
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  • CrossBot Game 2010
    ...in the goals are 2 points each. At the end of the two minute match if the robot is on the clear top of the center ramp that is worth 5 points. Balls may b
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  • Clean Sweep Newsletter 17 March
    # Work on a robot for the PSU Abington Firefighting contest
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  • DEWBOT VI PARC XIII
    The Pennsylvania Robot Competition (PARC), graciously hosted by Team 222 (Trigertrons) at Tunkhann ...we spent every spare minute (and a few which weren't spares) repairing the robot (in spite of this, we were the 6th alliance captain and made it to the semi
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  • DEWBOT VI Monty Madness
    ...two (2) Regionals and (2) off-season events, I have yet to see a suspended robot. Many robots that attempt to hang fail to succeed. Image:DB6_MM_Andrew_Carly_Rizzo_100515_csm.jpg|Andrew & Carly placing the robot for match 3 with Mike Rizzo in background
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  • DEWBOT VI Bridgewater Battle
    There were (7) qualifying matches for each robot. Unfortunately, I'm not sure how many of these we won or lost, or by what SF 2-3 Loss 4-11 - ''one robot absent due to 2753 mechanical problems''<br>
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  • VEX-MEN
    ...e (use the back entrance) for our build night this Wednesday. Come drive a robot!
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  • DEWBOT VII
    :* '''Finalists''' - [[DEWBOT VII Ramp Riot | Ramp Riot]] with 2<sup>nd</sup> robot & drive team competing under the ''nom de guerre'' 1641 ...tors put their hearts, minds and hands into designing and building a great robot. Paradoxically, the time seems both far too short and much too long.
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  • 2010 VEX Mentor of the Year
    Every Wednesday night Steve & Foster can be found at our robot club teaching anyone who walks through the door. Steve is a gifted teacher ...Steve’s nonprofit STEM Robotics and their goal to create a community of Robot clubs to support each other in the Philadelphia area. My son and I had the
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  • Robotics Space Needed
    We will be posting plans for the 2010 Summer of Robot Fun, keep an eye out for it! During the year we actively work on the robot. Our primary build season runs from January through April. We also go to
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  • Downingtown Science Fair
    Image:Dtwn_Science_fair_VEX_brawl_100503_csm.jpg|VEX robot brawl
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  • FIRST Tech Challenge
    ...ing their robots to compete in an alliance format against other teams. The robot kit is reusable from year-to-year and is programmed using a variety of lang Unlike FRC, there is no 'stop build day' when the robot has to be finished; teams can work on their robots up to and during competi
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  • Steering Committee 2010-06-25
    ::Robot Work in Preparation
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  • Nisso-Denko (Window) Motor Locking Pins
    ...1640's 2010 [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breakaway_(FIRST) ''BREAKAWAY''] robot, [[DEWBOT VI]] is equipped with a novel, [[DEWBOT VI Creativity Award spons :* Either unplugging the Jaguar PWM cable, or "rebooting" the robot corrects the lock-up.
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  • FIRST Robotics
    ...-held showcases. This is the program our friends at [[Sugartown Elementary Robot Fair | Sugartown Elementary]] have. ...ram and compete with autonomous (not driver-controlled) LEGO robots in the Robot Game. The annual Game constitutes 2.5 minutes of tasks or missions that oft
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  • Steering Committee 2010-06-04
    ::NURC Robot [2]
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  • Team 1640 2010 Summer Program
    :# Performing basic maintenance on the robot, especially the [[DEWBOT VI Drive Train | drive-train]] to compensate for t Image:DB6_pivot_removed_100602_csm.jpg|Pivot removed from robot
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  • DEWBOT VI Indiana Robotics Invitational
    ...ve kinds of desserts. After dinner some of the team stayed to work on the robot to get it ready for Saturday, some went back to the hotel and others stayed ...stuff in a Mentor only tournament. Mentors Clem, Siri and Rizzo drove the robot with Faith, Rizzo, Rita and Foster performing the human player role. Our s
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  • Site Map
    |'''[[Steering Committee]]'''<br> || '''[[FIRST Robotics]]''' || '''[[VEX Robot Challenge]]''' |[[Downingtown Science Fair]] || [[Sugartown Elementary Robot Fair]] || [[Pancake Breakfast 2009]] || [[2009 Pool Party]] || [[2008 Team
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  • Resources Page
    Model: [[Media:Model Design Handout(skm2010-DB6revPARC1).pdf | Robot Design Highlights Handout]]<br> .../first-robotics-canada/workshop-presentations/robotdesign.pdf Simbotics on Robot Design] (see especially Strategic Design, Functional Design)<br>
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  • DEWBOT VI Possessor Development
    ...ion, it tends to either fail to possess the ball, or to cause or allow the robot to drive over the ball. We really could not effectively herd balls into th ...ject balls into the goal from the goal's ramp (without having to drive the robot entirely into the goal).
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  • DEWBOT VI Code Functional Specifications
    ...preforms to these specifications and is permanently downloaded in both the robot and the spare cRio.<br> 2. Prepare robot
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  • DEWBOT VI IRI Problems Encountered
    ...etty much sucks. Though we've determined that we can connect the DS to the robot through the wireless in the pit, we sometimes (though thankfully not even m ...field and communicating with alliance coaches with a ref standing over the robot. I admit I'm pretty well biased towards the "avoid penalties" call. - Siri)
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  • DEWBOT VI IRI Photo Gallery
    Image:DB6_IRI_on_the_move_100716_csm.jpg|Moving to place robot on the field - Cynette at left ...f_the_box_1501_100716_csm.jpg|Team 1501's '''outstanding''' out-of-the-box robot
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  • DEWBOT VI IRI Matches
    :We really are a tri-zone robot. We pretty much finished proving that is this match, when 1640, 2062, and 1 We're down a robot! Guess that sort of explains the score: 8 to 1. Siri drove with Clem operat
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  • DEWBOT VI IRI Trip Reports
    ...dy to go so others could play on the. Jack did a great job of keeping the robot running and an even better job of driving the wheels off of it. It was a to ...t due to our good seeding, somewhat due to the improvements we made to the robot.
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  • Team 1640 Punchlist
    ;P4. [[Team 1640 Robot Cart | Robot Cart]] (Supervisor<nowiki>:</nowiki> )
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  • Team 1640 Robot Cart
    There are some pretty cool and very functional robot carts out there. Our current cart is effective and easy to transport, but a *The robot cart (RC) is safe to operate
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  • DEWBOT VI IRI Post-Mortem
    :* The team & robot did very well :* Communications - we had a communications problem between the Classmate and robot when tethered. No significant field failures. Most times, tethering throu
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  • DEWBOT XVIII Hopper
    A ROBOT may only possess one (1) Game Piece at a time. Each ROBOT may pre-load (1) Game Piece. Each alliance may pre-position (4) Game Piece
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  • DEWBOT XVIII Levitator
    A ROBOT is DOCKED if it is fully supported by the CHARGE STATION at the end of Auto A ROBOT is ENGAGED if all alliance ROBOTs contacting the CHARGE STATION are DOCKED
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  • Sponsors 2011
    ==VEX Robot Challenge 2010 / 2011 Sponsors==
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  • DEWBOT X
    :* Primarily an offensive robot, designed to score points by accepting balls from alliance robots, passing ...energy intrinsic to this game makes it very easy and tempting to design a robot capable in inflicting serious injury. A primary design requirement is that
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  • Steering Committee 2010-07-30
    :* Space on Robot :* Space in Robot Handouts at community events, demonstrations & competitions
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  • FRC 2011 Calendar
    |'''21''' 9AM-9PM Crate the Robot<br>Lunch: TBD-Moyer Family<br>Dinner:TBD-Morganto<br> |'''22''' Robot Ships!
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  • DEWBOT VI Duel on the Delaware
    Image:DB6_DD_Carly_Maley_placing_101016_csm_1.jpg|Carly & Siri Maley placing robot on field ...e:DB6_DD_Carly_Maley_carrying_101016_csm_1.jpg|Carly & Siri Maley carrying robot onto field
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  • Steering Committee 2010-09-24
    Discussion about getting the bomb robot to come
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  • DEWBOT VI Ramp Riot
    ...as a programming testbed, prototype chassis, and opposition-force practice robot. ...R_pit_Ben_Kellom_Maley_101113_csm.jpg|Ben, Ben Kellom & Siri Maley work on robot in pit
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  • Franklin Institute Robot Conflict
    ...89 (Minds in Gear) also represented [http://www.usfirst.org FIRST] at this robot combat event. The Robot Conflict was a great event drawing many very cleverly-designed robots.
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  • Girls In Gear
    ...e six stations set up at Girls in Gear©, including FRC robot driving, FRC robot parts, observing the FRC and FTC competitions, a hands on driving demonstra ...scouts got to drive a very cool X shaped omni drive, and a legged walking robot.
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  • Pancake Breakfast 2010
    Image:DB6_Pancake_FLL_101023_csm.jpg|FLL robot Image:DB6_Pancake_VEX_101023_csm.jpg|VEX robot
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  • Steering Committee 2010-10-29
    ### SWAT Robot
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  • FTC 7314 build October 2013
    Image:FTC7314_notebook_20131005_1.jpg|Arranging robot components Image:FTC7413_131012_csm-1.jpg|Robot
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  • Round Up Fall Classic
    ...a custom hook on a slide that grabbed the upper outside and the lifted the robot. When it hung it was the turning point for those matches. ...gressive defensive play. The pinning rule (5 seconds and back away a full robot length 18") was explained to all the teams. Teams were also warned about t
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  • DEWBOT VII Design Team Page
    [[media:FRC_1640_Arm_Analysis.pdf|Analysis of arm motion]] for a robot with a 2-joint arm playing Logomotion. 12 Jan 2011, Clem<br> [[media:DoubleJointGeometry skm.ppt|Arm analysis 2]] for a robot with a 2-joint arm playing Logomotion, includes all scoring pegs. 15 Jan 20
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  • DEWBOT VII Programming Team Page
    ...l be using FRC Labview software and provided libraries for programming the robot. Be sure to check the robot. During a '''sprint planning''' meeting, we will choose the highest priori
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  • DEWBOT XIX
    ...ge:DB19_FMA_Champs_20240406-43.jpg|upright=1.1|right|frameless]]FRC 1640's robot for the 2024 game, Crescendo. ...ethically sourced. No students were harmed (or killed) while building the robot ''(yet)''.
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  • 2010 Practice Kick-off
    :A dossier of [[media:Robot_profiles_101212.pdf | Robot Profiles]] was built game simulation. These were assigned to students and ::* Mount high on robot
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  • DEWBOT VII Chairmans Award
    .... We meet them one-on-one, giving shop and pit tours, helping kids earn “Robot Driver Licenses”, and introducing everyone to the magic of the FIRST fami ...ithin five percent (5%), the actual final weight, and configuration of our robot. Mentors have gone from the basics to teaching advanced engineering. Our pr
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  • DEWBOT VII Build
    ...tors put their hearts, minds and hands into designing and building a great robot. Paradoxically, the time seems both far too short and much too long. ...McKown took turns practicing and welding the chassis front (2<sup>nd</sup> robot).
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  • DEWBOT VII Week One Build Season Photo Gallery
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  • DockBots'11
    My personal favorite was Sparks Team 23B. This robot had so much going on, from a pneumatic driven two speed shifter to an amazi 24A - Robot (drivers) Skills (83 pts)
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  • DEWBOT VII Week Three Build Season Photo Gallery
    Image:DB7_McKown_CAD_110125_csm.jpg|Clem McKown designing robot in CAD [[Category:Robot]][[Category:DEWBOT VII]][[Category:DEWBOT VII Build]][[Category:Photo Galle
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  • DEWBOT VII Week Four Build Season Photo Gallery
    Image:DB7_live_video_110130_csm.jpg|Ben R showing great live video from the robot camera Image:DB7_chassis_110205_csm.jpg|Robot chassis
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  • DEWBOT VII Drive Train
    Probably one of the most important decision to make for the robot. There were many pros and cons for both sides. Do you continue with the d ...rs and processor, and can leave more time for working other aspects of the robot. However with this, sacrifice the maneuverability of the other option. Whil
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  • DEWBOT VII Week Five Build Season Photo Gallery
    Image:DB7_robot_deux_wired_110206_csm.jpg|''Robot deux'' wired Image:DB7_robot_deux_wired_mass_110206_csm.jpg|Mass of ''robot deux'' with electronics panel
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  • DEWBOT VII Drive Team Page
    '''Estimated Robot Contribution:''' 10-18<br> Match 31: painful 36-44 loss (Carly, Sasha, Andrew, Clem) - one alliance robot was a no-show<br>
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  • Souderton VEXperiment 2011
    Robot Skills Winner
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  • DEWBOT VII Week Six Build Season Photo Gallery
    Image:DB7_MichaelM_110217_csm.jpg|Michael M setting up the robot for autonomous [[Category:Robot]][[Category:DEWBOT VII]][[Category:DEWBOT VII Build]][[Category:Photo Galle
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  • DEWBOT VII Final Daze Build Season Photo Gallery
    Image:DB7_Rizzo_Maley_robot_jokes_110221_csm.jpg|Mike Rizzo & Siri Maley with robot jokes (thanks, Riz) [[Category:Robot]][[Category:DEWBOT VII]][[Category:DEWBOT VII Build]][[Category:Photo Galle
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  • DEWBOT VII Finger Lakes Regional
    ....jpg|400px|right|thumb|2228's (''Cougar Tech's'') gracious ''Most Creative Robot'' Award]][[DEWBOT VII]]'s first competition was at the Finger Lakes Regiona ...ugar Tech'', Honeoye Falls, NY) graciously awarded us their "Most Creative Robot" award. Thanks, ''Cougar Tech''!
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  • Special Steering Committee for Leaving DRC 2011-3-11
    :: Would be able to do 2011 off season events with light repairs to the robot :::Can robot and key parts stay safely in the trailer?
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  • DEWBOT VII Arm
    :# Ubertube manually loadable with robot powered-down - NEED :# Arm must be manually movable with robot powered down - NEED
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  • DEWBOT VII Minibot
    ...ibot concepts - 15-Jan]]'''Email from Clem (1/24):''' I've adapted my 2008 robot drive-train model to the problem of FRC's 2011 MiniBot race. [[media:Drive ...o) plays a significant role and there is an optimum which is a function of robot mass. Given that we have fixed gear ratios (based on the Tetrix gears), th
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  • DEWBOT VII Minibot Deployment
    ...alignment bar with limit switches to help align the deployment system (and robot) with the tower. The alignment bar further served as a mechanical support ...th of the deployment system, it had to be reoriented to be parallel to the robot's long axis. It was positioned off-axis to avoid interference with the arm
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  • DEWBOT VII Competition Checklists
    #Plug in DS & tether robot #Robot on (at FTA direction)
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  • DEWBOT VIII FRC Championship
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  • DEWBOT VII Philadelphia Regional
    ...s]) and eventually 2607 (Robo Vikings, who substituted for 365 after their robot died in the finals).<br> ...e’s two semifinal matches to slow down opponent scoring. While 1640’s robot (DEWBOT) was designed for offense, its pivot drive-train just can't be beat
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  • DEWBOT VII - Philadelphia - Rockwell Automation's Innovation in Control Award
    ...tem fully integrates optical, infrared and photo sensors to automate their robot [[DEWBOT VII Arm | arm]] and manage the [[DEWBOT VII Drive Train | swivel w
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  • DEWBOT VII FRC Championship
    ...with tools, battery chargers and materials to enable them to service their robot. We were not selected for an alliance. '''Estimated Robot Contribution:''' Approx 19 <br>
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  • Steering Committee 2011-05-06
    How can we increase exposure of students to other aspects of the robot?
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  • DEWBOT VII Indiana Robotics Invitational
    ...es, which we lost. Carly was back and drove for two of these, but we lost robot communications in both of these matches, so there was not really a lot of d
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  • DEWBOT VII IRI Trip Reports
    ...missions, but we made it. The scouting kept us in line on defense and the robot didn't take a whole lot of abuse. There were just a few pit checklist overs After matches wrapped up, we handed the robot off to the programmers and found out just how comfortable the floor beside
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  • DEWBOT VII IRI Photo Gallery
    Image:DB7_IRI_Douglas_Maley_110722_csm.jpg|Douglas & Siri Maley carrying the robot onto the field Image:DB7_IRI_Douglas_Maley_2_110722_csm.jpg|Douglas & Siri Maley carry the robot onto the field
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  • Team 1640 2011 Summer Program
    ...raciously offered to hold open programming classes covering basic LabVIEW, robot code, and much more. These started on 12 July. '''Topic: Exploring the FRC robot control framework, in LabVIEW and other programming languages'''
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  • DEWBOT VIII
    ...ct to follow. Still, we've set our sights high and built the most complex robot (actually, two) ever for Team 1640. We think we did pretty well! ...Battle Royale |Bridgewater-Raritan Battle Royale]] with our 2<sup>nd</sup> robot under the ''nom de guerre'' of 1639
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  • Team 1640 2011 Fall Practice Kickoff
    Team 1640 kicked off its [[Fall 2011 Robot Design Project | fall design training]] with an mock FRC kickoff on '''Satu :* Eventually came to a tentative game [[Fall 2011 Robot Design Project#Strategy - How will we play the game and win | strategy]] co
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  • 2012 Robot Name Suggestion Box
    +1 - DEWBOT (Downingtown, Exton & West Chester roBOT)<br>
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  • Fall 2011 Robot Design Project
    ...d design skills, Team 1640's main Fall Project is the complete design of a robot to play an old FRC game (from before the team's collective memory). We sel :# Integrate these into a comprehensive robot design
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  • DEWBOT VII Duel on the Delaware
    ...nt performances thoughout the day. Quinn assisted the field team with the robot. ...ith 3 photosensors. Continuing off course after losing all three stops the robot (intentionally). If this happens too soon, the automatic backing up that oc
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  • DEWBOT VII NEMO Mentors
    ...n of Logistics, Sab-bot-tage moves because of Faith. Move 20+ people and a robot to 9 events a year? No problem, Faith has it covered.
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  • Downingtown Area Robotics NEMO
    ...other hand the NEMOs work on fund raising, food and water during meetings, robot shipping, team event logistics, creation of team media material, more fund ...n some of the top awards at the World Championships ''without'' building a robot. FRC, VEX and FLL really push the ''you are a robotics company'' what is y
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  • DEWBOT VII Ramp Riot
    ...field two robots at Ramp Riot. [[DEWBOT VII]] ''Prime'', our competition robot was fielded under the 1640 team number by our competition drive team. ''De ...izarre twist, 1641 was brought into the last finals match as a replacement robot for 2607 (allied with 303 and 2199). We lost, but ended up as Ramp Riot Fi
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  • DEWBOT VIII Design Team Page
    ...over the barrier on both the short side of the robot and long side of the robot. It also tells you if the wheel size will fit in that direction (4 wheel d
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  • Sponsors 2012
    ==VEX Robot Challenge 2010 / 2011 Sponsors==
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  • Team 1640 New 2012 Structure
    Drivetrain: responsible for letting the robot move. Includes members qualified in design, CAD, machining, assembly and po Scoring: responsible for letting the robot score via the game's teleop means. Includes members qualified in design, CA
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  • 2011 Pivot Value Engineering
    :# Cost (calculated on FRC robot rules basis) is reduced from $1,502.89 (for (4) pivot modules) to $1,362.71 [[Category:Robot]][[Category:DEWBOT VII]][[Category:DEWBOT VIII]][[Category:Drive-train]][[C
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  • News Archive 2009
    ...long with this type of event. Most of the things that could go wrong did; robot lockups, cables not plugged in, parts coming off, missed mission pieces, kn ...Carly drove very aggressively, and has become adept at pinning between the robot and trailer, so that we can score. Ken and Paul took turns as Operator. C
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  • News Archive 2010
    .../en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aim_High Aim High] game rules were employed for the robot basis, with the exception of the control system, which utilized 2010 standa *Team 1003, Robot Wizards: Best Programming, Top Finalist and 3rd Place Robot
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  • DEWBOT VIII Build
    ...tors put their hearts, minds and hands into designing and building a great robot. Paradoxically, the time seems both far too short and much too long. ...mass savings vis-à-vis 2011 whereas the RS550 option adds 0.57 lb to the robot. Decision to move forward with the RS395 option. Parts ordered.
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  • DEWBOT VIII Week One Build Season Photo Gallery
    [[Category:Robot]][[Category:DEWBOT VIII]][[Category:DEWBOT VIII Build]][[Category:Photo Gal
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  • DEWBOT VIII Drive-train Team Page
    ...:1 reduction were selected, primarily based on their lower contribution to robot mass. ...o use a swerve drivetrain. Our drivetrain was split down the middle of the robot. On the left side, both of the drive wheels were paired together and powere
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  • DEWBOT VIII Control Team Page
    ...lor='red'>'''Status: Standalone application tested sending UDP packets and robot code moving based on UDP packets received; need to reverify that code is wo ...tatus: Option to run default gesture processing code added; need to review robot code for different gestures; testing on full practice field in St. Louis is
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  • DEWBOT VIII Week Two Build Season Photo Gallery
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  • DEWBOT VIII Week Four Build Season Photo Gallery
    Image:DB8_120202_csm-6.jpg|...and as the robot sees them Image:DB8_120203_csm-15.jpg|A robot's worth of finished pivot modules
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  • DEWBOT VIII Week Five Build Season Photo Gallery
    Image:robot_120205.jpg|SolidWorks image of the robot - as currently designed Image:DB8_120206_csm-1.jpg|Robot in CAD (SolidWorks)
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  • DEWBOT VIII Week Six Build Season Photo Gallery
    Image:DB8_120212_csm-7.jpg|Robot on scale (25.6 lb<sub>m</sub> for chassis frame & shooter Image:DB8_120213_csm-9.jpg|Robot
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  • DEWBOT VIII Final Daze Build Season Photo Gallery
    Image:DB8_120219_csm-12.jpg|Mike M - Programming owns the robot (finally) Image:DB8_120221_csm-9.jpg|Robot mass - 118.5lb<sub>m</sub>
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  • DEWBOT VIII Drive Train
    ...nk drive was selected). The logic was that pivot drive enabled the entire robot to become a turret, so we should exploit this and avoid a redundant turret. ...e-train]] [[image:DB8_pivot_calibration_120627_csm-1.jpg|right|400px|thumb|Robot bottom]]seemed to meet some of the game's requirements very well (especiall
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  • DEWBOT VIII Hatsboro-Horsham
    ...ally no time for software & hardware testing or driver training before the robot was sealed, we got off to a very rough start at this event. Many of [[DEWB ...rking properly). Fortunately, while not specifically designed a defensive robot, 341 trusted our drive team and our barrier crossing ability enough to put
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  • DEWBOT VIII Lenape
    Image:DB8_Lenepe_120323_csm-3.jpg|Robot Mass - 117.6 lb<sub>m</sub> Image:DB8_Lenepe_120325_csm-16.jpg|Andrew & Douglas position the robot
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  • DEWBOT VIII Chairmans Award
    ...T Robotics Competition is about much more than the mechanics of building a robot or winning a competitive event. It is about the partnership among people wh ...work at seminars and symposiums. Through Bentley, Team 1640 presented our robot and program at FIATECH’s (a technology panel) annual meeting, emphasizing
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  • DEWBOT VIII Ball Collection and Storage
    :# A 19" wide beater bar on the wide front side of the robot; pulling balls in and keeping them there; ...nable 3-robot bridge balancing led to the decision to be able to drive the robot in the wide orientation (the desire to also drive in the long orientation t
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  • DEWBOT VIII Mid-Atlantic Region Championship
    ...DB8_Philadelphia_120414_csm-6.jpg|350px|right|thumb|MAR's 1<sup>st</sup> 3-robot balance]]Together with Alliance partners Teams 341 ([http://www.team341.com ...delphia_120412_csm-5.jpg|The ultimate winning alliance practicing a triple-robot balance
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  • News Archive 2011
    ...field two robots at Ramp Riot. [[DEWBOT VII]] ''Prime'', our competition robot was fielded under the 1640 number by our first drive team. ''Deux'' entere By a bizzare twist, 1641 was brought into the finals as a replacement robot for 2607. We lost, but ended up as Ramp Riot Finalist.
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  • Team 1640 2012 Summer Program
    ==Robot Design== ...u could hang on for bonus points: hanging was worth 2, hanging off another robot was worth 3, and scoring a soccer goal was worth 1 (2 in autonomous). You c
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  • DEWBOT VIII Monty Madness
    Image:DB8_MM_120519_csm-1.jpg|Yahya & Jack set up robot ...120519_csm-5.jpg|522's ([http://www.robowizards.com/ Robo Wizards]) unique robot
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  • DEWBOT VIII Bridgewater-Raritan Battle Royale
    Our 2<sup>nd</sup> robot, ''Deux'', playing under the ''nom de guerre'' of 1639 (''Tipsy Honeybadger
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  • News Archive 2013
    Mentor Siri Maley prepared and recorded the Robot Inspection video for the 2013-2014 game: Block Party.
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  • DEWBOT IX Monty Madness
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  • News Archive 2016
    FTC 7314 was really not ready for this competition. Our competition robot didn't even attend (because robots that move are just so much more interest ...the team. Both Eric and Joshua G drove; both Sam and Akhila operated the robot; Becca joined Josh B in the pit.
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  • FRC 2012 Calendar
    |'''10''' Robot Build 6:00-9:00PM |'''11''' Robot Build 6:00-9:00PM
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  • DEWBOT VIII Shooter
    ...OT_VIII_Drive_Train#Drive_Modes | Drive Mode]] specifically for aiming the robot ...r azimuth relative to the chassis. If we use pivot drive, we will aim the robot; we will not use a turret to aim the shooter.
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  • DEWBOT VIII Indiana Robotics Invitational
    ...the lift a few times. Fortunately, drivers are getting close to maxing out robot capabilities and are also strong tactically and strategically in the back c
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  • DEWBOT VIII IRI Photo Gallery
    Image:DB8_IRI_120720_csm-1.jpg|Douglas & Yahya carrying robot onto field for practice round Image:DB8_IRI_120720_csm-18.jpg|Yahya and Andrew return the robot to the cart
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  • DEWBOT VIII Bridge Manipulation
    ...ss low enough to prevent robot tipping on inclined and dynamic bridge with robot in the wide orientation * Ability to quickly and certainly lower the bridge to enable mounting from a robot wide side
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  • DEWBOT VIII IRI Post-Mortem
    ...in at least 4 of 9 matches. Unfortunately, this severely incapacitated the robot's ball pickup and made us very inconsistent in both feeding and shooting ro *'''Presenting the Robot''' - while most of the coaches and decision-makers on big teams understand
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  • DEWBOT VIII DWHS Summer Demo
    Image:DB8_DWHS_120821_csm-2.jpg|Jack, Douglas & DJ working on the robot
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  • DEWBOT IX
    ...i/Ultimate_Ascent ''Ultimate Ascent<sup>SM</SUP>''], FRC's 2013 game. The robot is a low, super-agile shooter capable of climbing to the pyramid top. As d ...g.com/ ROBOT Magazine] (March/April 2014 edition) p44, representing an FRC robot
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  • DEWBOT IX Build
    ...tors put their hearts, minds and hands into designing and building a great robot. The time is both far too short and much too long. :*Articulated some key robot strategies & objectives – prioritized without cutoff mandates
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  • DEWBOT IX Design Team Page
    *Structural Loading - why doesn't (or does) the robot fall apart? Why have different robots failed in different ways, and how cou ...er (3 CIMS total? 6? shifting?), control/user interface, and tactics/robot-robot interaction. Mentors: Siri (CAD-overall), Ben, Clem, Gary.
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  • DEWBOT IX Programming
    ...ead to manage and incorporate code from the rest of the team into the main robot code project.
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  • DEWBOT IX CAD
    *'''Integration:''' Runs integration procedures between the leads of all robot teams to ensure an optimized, fully functional design. ...:''' Provides judging discussion points to quiz students and helps develop robot-related [[Competition Team Selection|competition selection]] test questions
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  • Swerve Central
    ...ndently driven and steered.''' It is a holonomic drive train in which the robot can move in any direction and independently translate its chassis orientati ...the rotating pivot cage and the bottom pivot module plate. This bears the robot weight and takes any shocks from hitting/driving over objects on the field
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  • DEWBOT IX Welding
    ...m 1640 a competitive advantage over those teams that can not. Welding the robot frame results in the frame being lighter, stronger and easier to build to p ...welding work is as good as it can be when it comes time to build the next robot. <br><br>
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  • DEWBOT VIII Duel on the Delaware
    Image:DB8_DD_121013_csm-14.jpg|Police robot demo Image:DB8_DD_121013_csm-20.jpg|robot down - ''we did this a lot''
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  • DEWBOT VIII Ramp Riot
    *Of the 13 non-CIM motors/power take-offs on the robot and pivot spares, ''all'' of them have suffered some damage in this competi
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  • FIRST LEGO League
    ...erent real-world topic related to the sciences. Each mission in the year's Robot Game revolves around that theme. Students have to design, build and program ...ntinue to be independent, engaged, and connected in their communities. The Robot Game is symbolic and involves moving LEGO pieces that represent activities
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  • DEWBOT IX Drive Train
    ...ition, barrier crossing (which we did often) was abusive to pivots and the robot in general. That said, the 2012 pivots generally performed very well, but ...to bend in service. The 5<sup>th</sup> bolt hole for securing this to the robot chassis was almost never used.
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  • Downingtown FIRST LEGO League Scrimmage 2013
    763 - Robo Engineers - '''Robot Performance 1<sup>st</sup> Place & Champion's Award 1<sup>st</sup> Place''' 6525 - Hurribots - [http://www.oxfordrobotics.org/ Oxford Robotics] - '''Robot Design Award'''<br>
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  • 1640 Logo Selection
    *It keeps the spy/sabotage theme without saying "we're going to explode your robot" the way an actual bomb does. ===The Cartoon Robot===
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  • News Archive 2012
    Our 2<sup>nd</sup> robot, ''Deux'', playing under the ''nom de guerre'' of 1639 (''Tipsy Honeybadger ...DB8_Philadelphia_120414_csm-6.jpg|330px|right|thumb|MAR's 1<sup>st</sup> 3-robot balance]]FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC) Team 1640 won the Mid-Atlantic Ro
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  • Build Season Preparation Resources
    *[[DEWBOT VIII|Our Robot]] *[[DEWBOT VII|Our Robot]]
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  • DEWBOT VIII Wheel Friction Coefficient Testing
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    Devices that bring game pieces into the robot. May include lifting. Devices that possess game pieces without bringing them into the robot.
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  • DEWBOT IX Control
    ...d with providing motor controllers, sensors, and programming to enable the robot to meet competition goals. ## Build entire robot project
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  • DEWBOT IX Week One Build Season Photo Gallery
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  • FRC 2013 Calendar
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  • DEWBOT IX Caterpillar Drive
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  • Downingtown Area Robotics-TCHS-Penn FLL Qualifying Event 2013
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  • FTC 7314 build September 2013
    ...proposed some mechanisms but did not really define '''what''' we want the robot to do when we play ''Block Party!'' <big>So, our mission for Thursday is to define '''what''' we want are robot to '''do''' to play ''Block Party!'' This will be our '''''game Strategy''
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  • DEWBOT IX Battle-O'-Baltimore
    ...], who spent most of the event assisting team 4099. First, they got their robot to work. Later, they aided this short-handed team as Coaches and Human Pla Image:DB9_BoB_130921_csm-4.jpg|FTC demo robot with holonomic drive
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  • DEWBOT X Programming
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  • FRC 1640 Punchlist
    ...m prototyping to fabrication. It's time to (finish designing and) build a robot. * '''Demonstrate dashboard-to-robot-code communication -- HIGH PRIORITY'''
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  • FRC 2014 Calendar
    |'''14''' Team Meeting 6:00-9:00PM - crate robot
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  • DEWBOT X Hatboro-Horsham
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  • DEWBOT X Hatboro-Horsham Shooter Failure
    ...le. The Roller Frame is also the most frequently deployed air user on the robot. Data from Hatboro-Horsham match videos reveal that the Roller Frame may b ...season progresses, a proposal pneumatic specification should allow proper robot function (ability to fire the shooter) during matches having up to:
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  • DEWBOT X Drive Train
    ...X]], participated in more competitions, demos and driver practice than any robot before it (we said this last year, but it is true again this year). That s ...was really the development of sensors and software necessary to enable the robot to drive straight in autonomous. [[User:Gdeaver | Gary Deaver]] led the se
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  • DEWBOT X Lenape
    Image:DBX_Lenape_140322_csm-21.jpg|Placing the robot onto the cart after a match Image:DBX_Lenape_140322_csm-24.jpg|Patrick C and Abbilyn set up robot for dreaded match 37 (against 341, 25 & 272), which we narrowly won
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  • DEWBOT X FRC Championship
    ...([http://www.simbotics.org/ Simbotics]) and 5136 (Mechapirates as back-up robot), we were '''Newton Division Champions''' (Newton again) and '''Einstein Fi Image:DBX_FRCCMP_140424_csm-5.jpg|Patrick C & Abbilyn set up the robot
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    * We've decided to ground the robot on the ramp before each match and get some anti static spray. We also want
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    * The judges seemed to really like our robot and our team! * During the competition, there was an emergency change to the robot, as the bottom of the tube was dragging across the field, so a slit was tak
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  • DEWBOT X Ramp Riot
    ...he first opportunity for the team to compete with its new 2014-2015 season robot. Ramp Riot marks the final competition for FRC 1640's [[DEWBOT X]], the robot which took us to the finals of the FRC Championship last April. DEWBOT X i
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    ...oncile seemingly irreconcilable design demands. The fear that this year's robot will not live up to expectations; that we will not be worthy. The parts th ...peed were not adopted and Mini-CIMs were used in lieu of CIMs to drive the robot.
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    ...seen in the attention to detail, the modularity and serviceability of the robot. It is also visible in the repeated renditions of some parts, which we mad ...3's ([http://team303.com/ Test Team]) battery cable failed, leaving us one robot down for the match. This is not a critique of 303, but of ourselves, for t
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    * The robot has to throw or drop balls into tubes to score points. It also has to push ...the rest of autonomous, we will focus on getting the rolling goals and the robot parked or lifted on to the ramp.
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    ...o write down our thoughts on the spot while still thinking thoughts of the robot * We had to think of the robot's functions in part of the engineering notebook.
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    :Our first scrimmage with a robot having limited capabilities (it could drag goals). Still, this was enough.
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  • FTC 7314 Engineering Notebook 2014-11-24
    ...e, so she could spray paint it yellow. It was really dirty before. Now the robot looks spirited, with its yellow tube and blue chassis. ...a had to put the flat head bolts in the tube while it was installed on the robot. It took a little while, but eventually the brightly colored tube was insta
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    ...or the robot the hardest part to figure out what we would use to build the robot linear/ conveyer belt is over. ...sh and Justin were working with Andrew to prototype a linear slide for the robot.
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    *CJ, Amal and Akhila also briefly looked at other back up ideas for the robot. Mentor Clem gave the idea of a pulley device that served as a scoring mech
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    ...ong with the motor control and the brick. Nick helped them to program the robot so it could run. ...et it to work and experiment on how much force and what angle it takes the robot to knock the kickstand over.
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    ...gured out that the ramp would not work but that two pegs on the end of the robot ended up working well.
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    | '''Programming the Robot''' * Amal learned how to program the robot using mentor Julie's Mac and CJ's laptop.
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    ...designing and building a way to integrate Trevor's pickup method onto the robot, so as to scoop up the balls for our scoring method.
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    ...ught. We need to wrap up prototyping soon, and start building our official robot!
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  • FTC 7314 Engineering Notebook 2014-10-25
    ...ubbed was both more efficient on the field and easy to fit in a 18' by 18' robot that is required at the beginning of every match. * Due to the propinquity of Ramp Riot, they decided that the robot should be able to grab onto the goals and move them around for the scrimmag
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  • FTC 7314 Engineering Notebook 2014-10-18
    * We drove the robot (Woody) around. ...not interrupt other teammates, fight with other teammates, degrade our own robot or any other robots present or lie.
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    ...knowledge gathered from the presentation gave him ideas on completing the robot efficiently in a reasonable time period. * Josh changed the battery position from the top of the robot to the back due to the top-heaviness when it was on top.
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    * The computer was also used to drive the robot, but the code had to be regenerated due to connection problems with the NXT ...ing down the kick stand and test the wheels after adjusting the motor. The robot had trouble connecting and the bluetooth was a bit slow when reacting to wh
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  • FTC 7314 Engineering Notebook 2014-11-01
    *All of the students at Ramp Riot had to try to make the robot ready for inspection in order to compete. *Towards the middle of qualifiers, the robot started tipping over.
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    ...as because the motors were wired to two different motor controllers on the robot. * This code and the robot were on the same page, and were both successful!
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    ...s for the chassis. Then the pieces will be welded, and the chassis for the robot will be done!
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    ...f the ramp effectively. Because they used the prototype, the device on the robot that would grab the goal was not implemented, and possessing the goal becam ...n is approaching, many things need to get accomplished. In addition to the robot, the engineering notebook and scouting sheets are also important tasks. Akh
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  • Downingtown FIRST LEGO League Scrimmage 2014
    '''Robot Performance Award''' - Team 1112 ''Foreign Explorers''<br> '''Robot Design Award''' - Team 9797 ''Team DFTBA (Don't Forget To Be Awesome)''<br>
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    * They also tried to mount the wheels on the robot. image:FTC7314_141117_csm-4.jpg|Robot at end of meeting
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    * First, they added the encoder wires to the robot, so it can be used in autonomous.
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    ...ed on figuring out a realistic electrical configuration, thinking that the robot should built around this. ...to get parts of the linear slide cut and parts of the linear slide on the robot
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    ...cut and mount plastic pieces. He also helped build the Tetrix frame on the robot. ...were working on the mill and were milling and cutting tetrix parts for the robot.
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    * Last meeting Justin milled a new part for the robot in plastic. Today, it was made in metal, which took a long time to mill. On image:FTC7314_141201_csm-9.jpg|Back of robot showing lift capstain
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    * Laura worked to move the Samantha module from one side of the robot to the other. It needed to be located closer to the NXT * A long days work was rewarded by seeing the robot score its first ball. We lined up a tube and shot a bunch of balls (both si
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    |''See the robot move''' * At the very end of the meeting, Nick wrote the schematic for the robot.
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    * Braden Justin and CJ practiced driving and learning the controls of the robot. CJ and Justin were drivers and Braden was the operator. * Braden was able to learn the controls of the robot and operate a little
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  • Downingtown Area Robotics-TCHS-Penn FLL Qualifying Event 2014
    '''Robot Performance Award 1<sup>st</sup>''' - Team 10210 ''Mindstorm Monsters''<br '''Robot Design Award''' - Team 5965 ''GreenBots''<br>
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    ...314's first qualifier for the 2014-2015 season. We had just turned on the robot for the very first time the night before, so we were really just barely rea Image:FTC7314_Eastern_PA_QUAL_141206-2.jpg|Justin & robot in pit
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    * CJ and Trevor made some quick fixes to the robot. Nick worked on making the robot score in the high goal in autonomous. ...omous mode. He worked on translating half of the code onto the competition robot. Encoders were not being read correctly most likely due to a compiler probl
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    * There is a bug which results in the robot stopping after it sees the IR beacon. The NXT doesn't freeze, as it had don * Quite a bit went well, and overall the robot never broke, and performed well. We won the Rockwell Collins Innovate Award
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  • FTC 7314 Engineering Notebook 2016-03-25
    ...nging. We equipped our robot with a wench and tension stick and hook. The robot actual was able to hang!!! There is still lots more to do to make this capa * It was really exciting to see the robot hang. Next steps are to program the motors and to get this under driver con
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  • DEWBOT XI Hatboro-Horsham
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  • FTC 7314 Engineering Notebook 2014-12-22
    ...how to actually achieve to win the competition or just have a good enough robot to qualify. We also improved for our outreach. * In addition to fixing the robot, there are also many things that we need to do for the notebook, outreach,
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  • FTC 7314 Engineering Notebook 2014-12-27
    ...t the corner of the goal guide piece. When the goal is angled right in the robot, the pistons will go down and lock to the goal so that the bot has control ...lped them bend the roof 4 times to help it fit within the confounds of the robot.
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  • FTC 7314 Engineering Notebook 2014-12-29
    ...e a few problems such as, the "bapper" getting jammed, and a few times the robot got stuck on some of the whiffle balls, but with practice the drive team le
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  • FTC 7314 Engineering Notebook 2015-01-03
    ...t challenging to turn right. the drive chain for the the right side of the robot also fell off repeatedly while going up the ramp. ...f we could no longer get more then 90 points and the axle was bent so the robot could not go up the ramp straight.
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  • News Archive 2014
    ==Tippermans run [http://www.robotspringboard.org/ Robot Springboard] to teach robotics== For two years, FRC 1640's Hannah and Rachael have run Robot Springboard, [http://articles.philly.com/2014-07-28/news/52094522_1_roboti
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    * We identified the following key robot jobs: #Build stacks of totes ''in-situ'' (in the robot) & place these (to score) where desired
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    * Trevor and Eric glued the 3D printed logo and numbers onto the robot. Trevor had printed them on his 3D printer.
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    * The team had a judge walking into the room, asking questions about our robot as a mock judging session. ...as really useful, and helpful to learn different techniques to present our robot.
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    ...degrees while running the rest of the program. She also wrote code for the robot to move until the IR sensors were seeing about the same value, implying we ...nt a tri-fold presentation board. The team is creating this to present our robot in a neat manner, to judges and other teams. The team is working on a lot o
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  • FTC 7314 Engineering Notebook 2015-01-10
    ...the intake zip ties were snapping. During the coach trial, Josh drove the robot with the different coaches in order to find out who the final driving coach
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  • DEWBOT XI Week Two Build Season Photo Gallery
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  • FTC 7314 Engineering Notebook 2015-01-14
    ...nd decided they needed to work on "becoming the robot" and thinking as the robot would. * After using the robot for 3 hours straight it began to give when it came to structural integrity.
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  • DEWBOT XI Week Three Build Season Photo Gallery
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  • DEWBOT XI Week Four Build Season Photo Gallery
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  • DEWBOT XI Drive Train
    ...not adopted. Furthermore Mini-CIMs were used in lieu of CIMs to drive the robot. [[Category:Robot]][[Category:DEWBOT XI]][[Category:Drive-train]][[Category:Swerve Drive]][[C
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  • DEWBOT XI Week Five Build Season Photo Gallery
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  • DEWBOT XI Final Daze Build Season Photo Gallery
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  • DEWBOT XI Internal Stacker
    ...er a Recycle Container and to score these. This stack is built inside the robot chassis and we score by simply dropping the stack and backing up. This req The resulting stack scores 42 points per RC, the maximum possible. The robot should produce as many of these stacks as possible.
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  • DEWBOT XI Seneca
    ==Robot Evolution== Image:DB11_Seneca_150321_csm-6.jpg|Robot ready to roll
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  • DEWBOT XI Mid-Atlantic Robotics District Championship
    ==Robot Evolution== ...ange-out was time-consuming. The shorter lift had required us to back the robot up from the human player station to avoid hitting the bottom of the lowest
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  • DEWBOT XI Midknight Mayhem
    ...s highest score, 214 points, during a semifinal match. Unfortunately, our robot tipped over in the 3<sup>rd</sup> finals match and we ended the competition image:DB11_MidKnight_150627-3.jpg|Eric & Abbi carry the robot onto the field
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  • DEWBOT XI FRC Championship
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  • DEWBOT XI 3-Tote Autonomous
    ...to be difficult. We also thought that alliances would succeed in scoring robot, Tote & RC sets during many of not most matches. We were very wrong in thi # Fast Can (RC) [[DEWBOT XI RC Burglars | Burglaring]]. A robot should secure two RCs from the step during the first second or so of autono
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  • DEWBOT XI RC Burglars
    ...the very start of autonomous an essential accessory for a victory-seeking robot. # Fast Can (RC) Burglaring. A robot should secure two RCs from the step during the first second or so of autono
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  • DEWBOT XI Intake System
    *Pulling/guiding RCs into the robot lift[[image:DB11-150612detail.jpg|410px|right|thumb|detail - left intake ar *Pulling/guiding totes into the robot
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  • How to Join
    ...lcome). We will teach the skills needed. The team build a large, complex robot for competition each year during a 6-week build season starting in January. ...necessary skills will be taught. The team builds a smaller, less complex robot than FRC and with an open build season starting 8-September. The team typi
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  • DEWBOT XII
    ...1640's first non-swerve drive robot in seven years, and our first tracked robot ever. Times change. We must too. ...e ultimately autonomous capable. This device also served as mount for the robot's three cameras and an extension when shooting from the outer-works to keep
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  • DEWBOT XI Indiana Robotics Invitational
    ==Robot Evolution== Software issues around the NavX (relating to ''"Robot don't tip"'' and 3-Tote Autonomous) were resolved (or at least band-aided).
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  • DEWBOT XI Duel on the Delaware
    ...were Finalists in 2008 (with a [[DEWBOT IV Duel on the Delaware | terrible robot]]) and 4-time winners in [[DEWBOT VII Duel on the Delaware | 2011]], [[DEWB
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  • DEWBOT XI Ramp Riot
    Image:DB11_RR_151114-14.jpg|Kevin & Laura carry the robot onto the field for quarterfinals...
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  • DEWBOT XI Maintenance
    ...tch, Dewbot XI dropped a recycling can because it fell out the back of the robot. It was quickly decided in the pits that a backstop needed to be made in or
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  • FTC 7314 - 2015-2016
    :Our robot was not really complete so we were just barely ready for this tournament.
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  • FTC 7314 Engineering Notebook 2015-09-12
    ...before. They agreed that climbing with be crucial, and that suspending the robot would be the most difficult part. ...ouse to start brainstorming. Even though we wanted to get started with the robot right away, we had to review the rules and the game manuals.
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  • FTC 7314 Engineering Notebook 2015-09-14
    * The entire team started to conceptualize what we wanted our robot to be able to do in the autonomous mode of the game. We utilized a red v. b ...the important parts of a possible strategy. This is so when we create the robot we can prioritize to complete certain tasks without much of the efforts.
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  • Downingtown FIRST LEGO League Scrimmage 2015
    ==Teams & Robot Competition Rankings==
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  • Downingtown Area Robotics-TCHS-Penn FLL Qualifying Event 2015
    ==Teams & Robot Competition Rankings== Image:FLL_RQT_151205-9.jpg|Robot Design Judging
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  • FTC 7314 Engineering Notebook 2015-10-31
    ...and Trent code on the big screen. Amal learned as well how to control the robot through the android device during that meeting. * Amal was also helping to test the robot on the field.
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  • FTC 7314 Engineering Notebook 2015-09-19
    * the robot will need to securely grapple onto the mountain to avoid tipping. ...tests. No trouble with the low section and climbing the 30 deg ramp. The robot's 4" front wheels were able to get over the lowest two 1/2" hex horizontal
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  • FTC 7314 Engineering Notebook 2015-10-10
    * The 4 in wheels are helpless (without tracks) once the robot is onto the mid & high sections of the mountain. Except, the 4 in wheels c ...bing. It also allows center of mass to be shifted forward and down as the robot climbs, improving stability and traction.
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  • FTC 7314 Engineering Notebook 2015-09-26
    ...the treads to wrap around. They found several places along the base of the robot and plan to find the proper tread lengths.
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  • FTC 7314 Engineering Notebook 2015-10-03
    ...gle to work with the system that brings up the obstacles to the top of the robot
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  • FTC 7314 Engineering Notebook 2015-10-05
    ...ore, they had concluded that they would have to devise a method to get the robot close to the beacon, considering that the sensors were really short range. ...x distance. X should equal around five or six inches> Any greater, and the robot would be more susceptible to crossing over the red/blue boundary line.
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  • FTC 7314 Engineering Notebook 2015-10-19
    *The team decided on a new concept for the robot, it seems similar. we all got to work with the new design. and got a lot do ...ds the zeroing a little tedious, but that's okay, because he really enjoys robot-ing and building.
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  • FTC 7314 Engineering Notebook 2015-10-24
    * Trent used the drill press to drill some holes in custom parts for the robot. He hasn't used this tool too much before, and learned a lot. He hopes
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  • FTC 7314 Engineering Notebook 2015-10-26
    * Myles worked on his driving using a smaller robot made by Daniel. * Placement for these sensors on the robot would be on the right or the left, and possibly in the middle.
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  • Shifting Swerve
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  • CAN control 6wd chassis
    ...ss-experiences students with an opportunity to design, build and program a robot chassis and the side benefit of providing the team with a drivable 6wd chas [[Category:Robot]][[Category:DEWBOT XI]][[Category:Drive-train]][[Category:Engineering]][[Ca
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  • Switch from LABVIEW to Java
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  • FTC 7314 Engineering Notebook 2015-11-02
    ...ain left and right, lifting the fore extension, debris lift drive, and the robot lift winch. The drive train, extension, and possible the debris lift requir * Today we had some trouble. The robot would do what it was told but not correctly. we have tried many things, an
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  • FTC 7314 Engineering Notebook 2015-11-04
    image:FTC7314_151104-6.jpg|Robot weight-in
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  • FTC 7314 Engineering Notebook 2015-11-07
    ...stic in several places. He finished with this and plans to mount it to the robot next meeting. * Some people came in before hand and worked a lot on the robot. They now have the lifter done. We watched video's of other teams robots an
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  • FTC 7314 Engineering Notebook 2015-11-09
    ...ild season in January. To prepare and get a feel for working with a bigger robot and understand the competitions more, Akhila decided to try out being on dr
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  • FTC 7314 Engineering Notebook 2015-11-16
    ...ld gain a better understanding of some of the processes and systems on the robot. Although it can get pretty tedious, he likes editing the notebook for this ...robot. He understands now that code and hardware work together to make the robot carry out whatever it needs to.
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  • FTC 7314 Engineering Notebook 2015-11-21
    | '''Field build finish, and robot test''' {{#ev:youtube|g0ETY-ryZ1I|380|left|First real climb with ResQ robot}}
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  • FTC 7314 Engineering Notebook 2015-11-23
    ...hila have been working on the floor autonomous routine, which involves the robot moving toward the color beacon, pushing the button, and scoring two climber ...his was solved by shortening the distance, and changing the angle that the robot turned at in the beginning.
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  • FTC 7314 Engineering Notebook 2015-11-28
    ...limbing arm as well as changed the existing code to operate with the final robot hardware. ...ing with setting up Akhila's computer for the wireless deploying on to the robot. Mr. Abersold helped her set it up, and it is officially up and running!
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  • FTC 7314 Engineering Notebook 2015-11-30
    *Matt help grind the bolts to assemble the tank treads on to the robot. ...ome to finish it. Josh then spent the rest of the time helping to test the robot's climbability.
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  • FTC 7314 Engineering Notebook 2015-12-03
    |'''Preparing the robot''' .... Braden then had to put all of the wheels that did not have divots on the robot.
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  • News Archive 2015
    ...s highest score, 214 points, during a semifinal match. Unfortunately, our robot tipped over in the 3<sup>rd</sup> finals match and we ended the competition
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  • FTC 7314 Engineering Notebook 2015-12-12
    *Matt helped cut every other spot on the tank treads to help the robot climb the mountain. ...s helped cut the non-blue spots on the treads and smoothed them off so the robot can climb the mountain easier and quicker.
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  • FTC 7314 Eastern Pennsylvania Qualifying Tournament 2015
    FTC 7314's first qualifier for the 2015-2016 season. Our robot was not really complete so we were just barely ready for this tournament.
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  • FTC 7314 Engineering Notebook 2015-12-14
    | '''Robot Maintenance''' * After the competition, the robot received some repairs and cable management from Trevor and Braden.they had
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  • FTC 7314 Engineering Notebook 2015-12-19
    ...in order to assemble an 18x18 inch box that could be used to make sure the robot was legal for competition. He first used a punch so that he could create a
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  • FTC 7314 Engineering Notebook 2015-12-28
    | '''Robot Improvement''' ...ghout the meeting they also worked to tighten several bolts throughout the robot, as well as, adjust servos to their proper positions.
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  • FTC 7314 Engineering Notebook 2016-01-04
    * Matt helped clear of bits of materials we were using to build our robot of the machines. He also vacuumed up everything around the workshop.
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  • DEWBOT XII Build
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  • DEWBOT XII Week One Build Season Photo Gallery
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  • Stronghold Meeting - 16-Jan-2016
    ...of the robot, opposite of the shooting direction, and span as much of the robot width as possible. ...preference is to have the shooter rotate to aim, instead of relying on the robot alone to aim, but is not set yet.
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  • Stronghold Kickoff Meeting - 09-Jan-2016
    :-Each "robot" was assigned characteristics (Speed, ball control, which defenses it could ...sfer boulders across the outer works and into the courtyard, while another robot then picked them up and shot them in the high goal worked very well, with a
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  • Stronghold Meeting - 10-Jan-2016
    *Smaller width allows the robot with bumpers to fit through a standard door without any awkward repositioni ...first couple of attempts were uneventful, but the third attempt caused the robot to flip over the moat due tot he chassis impacting the first moat barrier d
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  • DEWBOT XII Week Two Build Season Photo Gallery
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  • Stronghold Meeting - 12-Jan-2016
    :- We started by attempting to reconfigure the axis camera on the robot. Since the connections were loose on the camera, we had to use a different ...54.0.1 to 169.254.255.254 - it became apparent that the DHCP server on the robot was assigning the camera a new IP address.
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  • Stronghold Meeting - 13-Jan-2016
    ...ect, he would have advised only to commit working code. However, since our robot project has such a short timeline, and since not everyone is present at eve
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  • Stronghold Meeting - 19-Jan-2016
    ...'t support the scaling bar as we plan to make a steel frame to support the robot while scaling. ...dex.html FRC Team 1635's] 2012 robot to do some drive testing, since their robot is a tread drive. However, this was scrapped due to the complexity of the t
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  • Stronghold Meeting - 20-Jan-2016
    -Scaling Crayola CAD began as we attempt to determine if our robot width would interfere with other robots scaling. If so, an order of scaling
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  • Stronghold Meeting - 26-Jan-2016
    ...thout much issue (except the ramparts, but that was a design flaw with the robot they used with having too low of a bellypan).'' ...turn faster, when it is moving forward at high speeds. A driver tested the robot and confirmed this.
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  • Stronghold Meeting - 27-Jan-2016
    :- The second feature we added was to make the robot stop faster. :- The driver had noticed that the robot continued going after he let go of the joystick. This was not because the m
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  • Stronghold Meeting - 31-Jan-2016
    :- This will need to be tuned further on the real robot. :- The value appears to randomly drop, even when the robot is not moving
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  • Stronghold Meeting -03-Feb-2016
    :- We ran the robot into an immovable object to see how the voltage and current responded.
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  • Stronghold Meeting -05-Feb-2016
    ...n the catapult design, as well as the electronics panel (using last year's robot and the kitbot we assembled this summer as reference). Chassis design is co
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  • Stronghold Meeting -07-Feb-2016
    ...n steering, apparent both by driver feedback and visual observation of the robot being driven. Amp draw by the motors is also much higher: up to 80 amps pe :# Lift up side of robot - remove belt
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  • Stronghold Meeting -15-Feb-2016
    -We finally got our practice robot up and running!
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  • Stronghold Meeting -23-Feb-2016
    We worked on the hanging arms for the robot.
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  • DEWBOT XII Week Three Build Season Photo Gallery
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  • FTC 7314 Engineering Notebook 2016-01-30
    ...ted into the tubes, the cubes were shot into the air and landed behind the robot. Throughout today's meeting we worked on covering an opening above the two
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  • DEWBOT XII Week Four Build Season Photo Gallery
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  • FTC 7314 Engineering Notebook 2016-02-06
    ...or keeping debris from flying out the mountain, he then tested them on the robot.
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  • DEWBOT XII Week Five Build Season Photo Gallery
    image:DB12_160213-16.jpg|Jarryd, Scott Featherman, Dana & Abbi - robot with mounted catapult image:DB12_160213-21.jpg|Robot
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  • FTC 7314 Engineering Notebook 2016-02-13
    * Battery Research: Robot Batteries: Research best practices for maintaining our batteries. We may ha * Mechanical: Robot fender is rubbing main tank tread on both sides. Need to extend spacer hei
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  • DEWBOT XII Week Six Build Season Photo Gallery
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  • FTC 7314 Engineering Notebook 2016-02-09
    ...king of having a follow up meeting to discuss possible partnership. (their robot was also really cool!)
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  • FTC 7314 Engineering Notebook 2016-02-16
    * However, despite the smooth start, the robot started failing in its climb.
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  • FTC 7314 Engineering Notebook 2016-02-18
    * We found that the distance that the robot moves straight is too long, so we lengthened it a bit, which helped.
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  • DEWBOT XII Final Daze Build Season Photo Gallery
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  • FTC 7314 Engineering Notebook 2016-02-23
    | '''Robot Maintenance''' |Matt helped clean up the robot by organizing all the wires. One way Matt did it was he put spacers of poly
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  • FTC 7314 South Central Pennsylvania Qualifying Tournament 2016
    ...bers in autonomous. Although they tempted the Robot Gods to sabotage their robot, in the end they came through with flying colors in winning all their quali
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  • DEWBOT XII Hatboro-Horsham
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  • FTC 7314 Engineering Notebook 2016-03-01
    * Daniel noticed that throughout the competition we were a very reliable robot in that we could execute our strategy cleanly, effectively, and reliably. T ...ng effected while it is calibrating, She plans to test this by placing the robot on the field and having several members jump on the field to simulate an av
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  • FTC 7314 Engineering Notebook 2016-03-05
    ...tates during the course of the program. This was an issue at states as the robot would often over turn at the beginning of its autonomous program and would
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  • FTC 7314 Engineering Notebook 2016-03-09
    ...ipline climber hitter. They completed both paddles and mounted them on the robot. these paddles will be tested in the next meeting. If these paddles work th
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  • DEWBOT XII Seneca
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  • DEWBOT XII Westtown
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  • DEWBOT XII Mid-Atlantic Robotics District Championship
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  • DEWBOT XII Drive-Train
    *In absence of shooter turret, must be able to accurately rotate robot in-place with ±1º accuracy (needed to consistently score in high goal off ...urface. Following testing, this medium-traction belt was selected for the robot. The belt/T-cover combination has a minimum pulley diameter of 80mm. To p
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