81988E Worlds Robot Explanation | Vex Spin Up

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  • Опубликовано: 14 янв 2025

Комментарии • 29

  • @JackShan_SJTU
    @JackShan_SJTU Год назад +16

    Best puncher bot throughout the season. So proud of you for the elegant build!!!

  • @515Revision
    @515Revision Год назад +21

    Amazing robot thanks for showing it!

  • @606X
    @606X Год назад +7

    puncher too good. love to see all the custom polycarb pieces!

  • @5062XenoFox
    @5062XenoFox Год назад +3

    What an awesome robot! It was awesome meeting you and your team at worlds. Extropy OP!

  • @FirstNameLastName-gh9iw
    @FirstNameLastName-gh9iw Год назад +2

    It was great getting to compete against you guys in the math division (96504C). Your robot is incredibly well designed. You definitely deserved to get to the thunder dome

  • @tuggyt744
    @tuggyt744 Год назад +2

    this is such a clean robot which some insane build techniques. love it and love the explanation too

  • @VexRobotics78116
    @VexRobotics78116 Год назад +5

    Great bot!
    Now that the seasons over, would you consider releasing the CAD of this bot (if you have one), maybe to the Purdue Sigbots Wiki Hall of Fame? I think this could be a really good bot for new teams to study. Anyway, thx for the explanation.

    • @81988E-Peter
      @81988E-Peter  Год назад +5

      we don't actually have a full CAD of the bot😅our build process is somewhat a combo of CAD and trial&error. But that's what this explanation is for (hopefully it helps)!

  • @TeamV-um8sl
    @TeamV-um8sl Год назад +5

    really excellent explanation

  • @jackhughes7415
    @jackhughes7415 Год назад +2

    Ty for giving the dog credit 🙏 way cleaner execution than us tho excellent work

  • @orreroyang_81988E
    @orreroyang_81988E Год назад +3

    Amazing robot! Peter OP!!

  • @rocky6344
    @rocky6344 Год назад +5

    i like how u explain ur puncher geo, did u do force simulation while cading or just trial and error

    • @81988E-Peter
      @81988E-Peter  Год назад +5

      Thanks! Yes, we did use some force simulation - the key to "automatic locking" is making sure that the resultant diagonal force between the gear and the rack lies below the 12T pinion's center of rotation :)

  • @taylorxu626
    @taylorxu626 Год назад +1

    Peter is our King

  • @connorm_3605
    @connorm_3605 Год назад +3

    Peter OP!

  • @speedzappers
    @speedzappers Год назад +2

    EXTROPY OP 💪💪

  • @VSPuzzler
    @VSPuzzler Год назад +2

    Ggs

  • @IFT88y_Harrison
    @IFT88y_Harrison Год назад +3

    amazing robot!!!!!!

  • @9416U_Robotics
    @9416U_Robotics Год назад +3

    p神太强了

  • @jasongan7876
    @jasongan7876 Год назад +1

    Peter OP!!

  • @Bosco-wuzz
    @Bosco-wuzz 7 месяцев назад

    好帅啊杨桑😂

  • @LouisHe-y9z
    @LouisHe-y9z Год назад +1

    p神😍

  • @70216X_Jimmy
    @70216X_Jimmy Год назад +1

    p神🎉

  • @Bennebbennebv
    @Bennebbennebv Год назад

    we also chose to do 8 wheels on our new over under robot! ruclips.net/video/TRkf9af8zAg/видео.html

  • @necalli1475
    @necalli1475 Год назад +1

    hwo did u guys make thoes spacers for the pistons?

    • @81988E-Peter
      @81988E-Peter  Год назад +1

      These are just available off the shelf ;)

    • @necalli1475
      @necalli1475 Год назад +1

      @@81988E-Peter could u pls slide the link or smth, i looked online and only the regs came up

    • @81988E-Peter
      @81988E-Peter  Год назад +1

      @@necalli1475 sry I might not have the link 😥they've been lying around in our club for as long as I came

  • @orreroyang_81988E
    @orreroyang_81988E Год назад +5

    Amazing robot! Peter OP!!