Bot Specs (World)

Guider to help baton collecting
Samantha and Motor controls
Speed baton collector
Baton Maneuvering devise.
Baton collecting system
NXT
Drive Train, a great combo of speed and mobility
Bridge dropper, can easly push the bridge down to allow movement over the bridge.
Dispenser, Distance censor, Bull-nose, all assist in dispensing and collecting batons.
Bull-nose, lines up the rolling goal to allow perfect scoring
Opponent bot, OP-4, to help the younger scouts learn how to build and program a bot.

BOT SPECS

Watson 4 testing our IR sensor.
Jared fixing watson 4
Jared and our test robot Watson 4.




Our bridge pusher located at the top of our bot.
Our baton collector.
Our baton spinner collector.
Our new speedy quick drive train.
Our baton turner used to put batons in the rolling goal.
Our baton dispenser system.
Our bull-nose used to aim the rolling goal scoring.
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Bot Specs (York)

Matt setting up the next test.
Thanks to the Reidy's for buying food to feed the beasts
Holden tweaking the program.
Bot going up the bridge.
Bot scoring in rolling goal.
Holden double checking the program.
Bot testing.
Matt fixing the bot.
The "little guys" working on the bull-nose.
Bot testing.
Our baton dispensing system located at the front of the bot.
Samantha, located at the top of our bot.
Our conveyor to dispense batons.
Our battery pack located below the conveyor.
Our baton collecting spinners.
Baton dispensing setup.
Drive system.
Secondary bridge dropper at the front of the bot.
Our main bridge dropper located at the back of our bot.
Bull-nose rolling goal collecting system use to score in rolling goal.

December 5, 2010

Holden, Brad, Grant, Connor, Mr. Pontius, Andrew, Scott, Sean, Matt, Logan
our zip tie mechanism resembles Groucho Marx's eyebrows!
Andrew is making the bridge push.
Scott is working on baton support as the batons go up the conveyor.
We are also wiring the robot.
We tested our robot and we got a burnt motor and loose motor. This motor is being replaced.