Robot History

2010 History - in the making!

 

2009 robot

Archived 2009 Robot
2009 brought the return of the shooter. The robot would acquire “moon rocks” from the floor and deliver them to the shooter via a system of rollers.

2009 Details
• 6 wheel drive with high/low shifting
• 36V DeWalt drill transmissions
• System of rollers to deliver moon rocks to the shooter
• Dual wheeled shooter
• Camera used to focus shooter on opponents goal and adjust for distance
• Waypoint navigation in autonomous mode using gyro and encoders
• Custom encoders made with light sensors
• Low friction turret design

 

Archived 2008 Robot

In 2008, team RUSH had to create a robot that would race around the track and knock down 40" inflatable trackballs. Moving the trackballs around the field either over or under the overpass that is 6'6". By the end of the match, if your robot placed the trackball above the overpass you would receive extra points. Our robot had a harvester that would obtain the trackball. Once obtained, we could catapult the trackball over the overpass.

2008 Details:

Archived 2007 Robot

The 2007 robot was the loudest robot we had ever had. When the robot opened up to allow other robots to drive up on top of it, you would hear a loud "KABOOM" in the arena! Everyone knew in the stadium that we were ready for business!

2007 Details:

Archived 2006 Robot

The first "shooter" robot in our history. The game was basically basketball and we played! The harvester on the bottom swept up balls, which cycled through the robot and shot out of the top! It was a GREAT robot!

2006 Details:

For more Robot History check out the Robot History PowerPoint Presentation (more to come).