581 Blazing Bulldogs | Behind the Bumpers | FRC CRESCENDO Robot
Summary
TLDRIn this video, the 581 Blazing Bulldogs team showcases their impressive robot designed for the daily division. The robot features an under-bumper intake, a pivoting shooter, and an angled climber. They discuss their intake system inspired by Team 6328, utilizing a smaller roller diameter and 3D printed parts for better grip. The video also covers their climbing mechanism with a diagonal linear actuator and a unique 'Jackhammer' roller for consistent scoring. Additionally, the team talks about their shooter with 1/8-inch polycarb flywheels wrapped in grip tape and the use of vision systems for accurate shooting. The script concludes with a mention of various autonomous modes they have developed for the season.
Takeaways
- π€ The 581 Blaze Bulldogs are currently in sixth place in their division with a robot featuring an elevator, trap mechanism, pivoting shooter, and angled climber.
- π The robot's under-bumper intake system is inspired by Team 6328 Mechanical Advantages, with modifications including a smaller roller diameter and 3D-printed core.
- π The intake mechanism uses a cat tongue grip tape for better control and can feed the note into the shooter or the amp mechanism by reversing the roller direction.
- π― For scoring, the robot has a trap mechanism that uses the same intake system to score notes into the trap.
- π The climber mechanism is a diagonal linear actuator with a 12.6:1 reduction gearbox for power and speed, going through multiple stages to climb.
- π© The robot uses 3D-printed Onyx material wheels from Markforged, chosen for their strength and lightweight properties to stay under the weight limit.
- πΉ The shooter features 1/8-inch polycarb flywheels wrapped in cat tape for grip, controlled by four motors for variable spin rates.
- πΎ The software includes a shuffling autom for note passing, Megapixel vision system for feeding shots, and uses TX and TY for 2D math and speaker shots.
- π The robot is equipped with a note sensor for dynamic autonamous operations, detecting the presence of a note to decide the next action.
- π The team has adapted their autonomous modes throughout the season, with a variety of auto modes designed for different field positions and strategies.
Q & A
What is the current ranking of the 581 blazing Bulldogs in their division?
-The 581 blazing Bulldogs are currently in sixth place in their division.
What are the key features of the robot discussed in the video?
-The robot features an elevator and trap mechanism, a pivoting shooter, under bumper intake, and an angled climber.
Which team's intake design was the 581 blazing Bulldogs inspired by?
-The team was inspired by Team 6328 Mechanical Advantages' intake design.
What material is used for the rollers in the under bumper intake of the robot?
-The rollers are made from 3D printed material with a core and have cat tongue grip tape on top.
How does the robot's intake mechanism feed the note into the shooter or the trap mechanism?
-The intake mechanism can run the note forward into the shooter or reverse it back down into the trap mechanism by changing the direction of the rollers.
What is the purpose of the 'Jackhammer' mechanism on the robot?
-The 'Jackhammer' mechanism is used to push the note in and out, helping to open the door for consistent scoring.
What material are the 3D printed wheels made of, and why was it chosen?
-The wheels are made of Onyx material printed on a Markforged printer. It was chosen for its strength and lightweight properties to help reduce the robot's weight.
How are the flywheels on the robot's shooter constructed?
-The flywheels are made of 1/8-inch polycarb wrapped in grip tape, specifically cat tongue, and are mounted on dead axles.
What vision system does the team use for their feeding shots and calculations?
-The team uses Mega Pixel for feeding shots and TX and TY for 2D math and other speaker shots.
How does the robot's software handle the dynamic movement of the note during autononomous modes?
-The software uses a shuffling autom to move the note from the intake to the shooter, adjusting the rollers to center the note for a better shot.
What adjustments have the 581 blazing Bulldogs made to their autonomous modes throughout the season?
-The team has changed their autonomous modes frequently, making additions and subtractions after each competition, and currently runs multiple autonomous modes with different piece counts and strategies.
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