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Mentor: Sandeep Pulim, Hua Guo
Students: Joey Egert (Mech), Carl McAlduff (CS/Electrical), Rohan Uttamsingh (CS/SW), Jacob Na, Luke Kadingo (Mech LIT)
The team purchased a peanut chassis and need to design a robot around it that should include the drive base (the purchased kit), a control system, camera(s), sensors, and a mechanism to make it do something useful.
The peanut robots serve several purposes including providing a training and code-testing platform for control systems and a mobile platform for testing mechanisms. Building these bots will give all participants a rough idea of what building a robot is really like, from the design to assembly to control and schedule to get it all working. These peanut bots should include or accommodate a mechanism, cameras, sensors, etc. to give the team the experience of building a real game robot. This project may involve a mix of beginner and experienced students.
Ideas
1)T-Shirt canon 2)Fork Lift 3)Ball Shooter 4)Kicker bot 5)Domino placer 6)Robot Lift 7)Catapult 8)Target shooter
Decision Matrix
Criteria (1-5): Fun to use, Easy to build, Fun to watch, Educational value, How engaged
Final choice: Target shooter
Project Timeline
Time Line Meetings 1-Idea session 2-Decision matrix 3-Prototype 4-Base design 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
10/18/2017