Robot Arm Bowling Competition

[qrazaaq]

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[qrazaaq]

cool...r u on facebook?

[palmisano]

@qrazaaq yea, just search for societyofrobots

[Nelvin78]

This isnt bowling, its just stupid.

[poof0poop]

is this the Japanese version of bowling?...

[6Diego1Diego9]

hey palmisano i have a question,

After collage and these interesting classes, what do you do for a living? is it robot related?

[palmisano]

I make robots for a living, silly =P

For example, I do robotics research for the Navy, among other things.

[BowlerScott]

this is neat. I wish our engineering teachers would do stuff like this once in a while. Actually, I'd settle for just learning something in general... haha

[strathmeyer]

Glad to see they finally got some new arms in that lab. Let me guess: you don't have to hope they magically recalibrate correctly every time you use them?

[palmisano]

hmmmm those arms have been there for at least the last 5 years . . . I *think* there was an autocalibrate feature, but I honestly don't remember, its been too long . . .

[strathmeyer]

Indeed (the lab is more than 5 years old); there used to be lines drawn in marker across the arm joints so that you knew if they were correctly lining up across calibrations.

[amaoagou]

funny :)

[spacecowboy22]

sour

[fpstina]

sweet