Recently, we got the entire practice robot wired and ready for the programming! When we went to initially test it, the only thing that worked was our drive code. WIth a little bit of time, and some tweaking, we were able to get all of our basic code working! Press Continue to watch the Video!
Well, today we wired up the rest of the Chassis and Ball Collector so the programmers can test their recent code.
We finally mounted our shooter mechanism to our turret for the first time! Then we threw the entire turret/shooter mechanism on the chassis to see it all come together, it looked pretty funny but exactly what it looked like in the Inventor assembly, but 20% cooler.
Today in Tahoma Robotics, we continued progress on our ever-developing practice robot.
Today was a busy day as we enter the 21st build day. Scurrying designers and studious fabricators make today a busy and productive affair.
Members of Bear Metal are creating bumpers using their skill in sewing.
Today, the principal of our school (Tahoma High School) came to visit our club!
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So, today, I was working on part of the robot in Autodesk Inventor. Details are TOP SECRET, therefore I will not talk about it.
Bear Metal students and mentors visiting the Preliminary Design Review of "The Talon", Team 3588.
Bear Metal was invited to Lindbergh High School’s Preliminary Design Review, as they wanted outside opinions on their strategies, as well as prototypes they had developed since Kickoff.