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  • well the arm's a bit slow but it works fine and the design is not bad at all. congrats.

  • We used a fork lift idea. BTW Our team is going to states :D we won in Regionals

  • you do it too slow, im sorry guys. this took too much time, we did it simple here. We have a standard robot with a fork and a touch sensor for this job. The robot backs up in high speed, hits the wall with the touch sensor and picks up the loops easily with the fork. u almost dont even need a motor on the fork

  • @Ilikethetasteofbeer1 correction, after the touch sensor hit the wall the robot drives forward, changing direction. Then the fork gets lowered and picks up loops with no movement :)

  • You guys take so long to do this!

    Our robot can do this in less than 10 seconds!

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  • Ganamos CTM!!!! Campeones REGIONALES!!

  • great job. Some advice to save a lot of time. Go for the gray loop, then red then brown, all in a row going forward. Then once all are captured drive straight back. Also start the arm in the position with the large hook already down so it takes less time to prepare to grab the loops.

  • I like how you solved the loops being at a right angle to each other by setting up your attachment at 45 degrees. We used the same beveled gears to make two arms that are perpendicular. Ours has room for improvement. Good job.

  • can you show me how to make that

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