Robotik-AG des Gymnasiums Markt Indersdorf
After a lot of pressure at school, we continued working on the hardware of the big bot this week. The idea of using a frame of 2020 extrusions, which is composed of several layers, is similar to last year’s. The heavy motors are located in the first layer in order … Weiterlesen …
We built further parts of the Eurobot arena. And the chairman of the „Bund Naturschutz Markt Indersdorf“ met us. (author: Bastian)
This week we built the first parts of the arena for Eurobot. Furthermore the different projects provided the teams with update presentations about their projects. (author: Bastian)
In the last few days we created a new model of the arm of our big bot. In the end, we decided to use five grippers instead of four. And instead of two geared gripper parts, which both move in action, we will now use only one mobile and another … Weiterlesen …
Throwback thursday! 🙂 Here are some further pictures of the assembling procedure. SAM has a height of 230 mm, a length of 325 mm and its width is 240 mm. Our team built and set up everything themselves (mainly during the summer holidays). When the casing was finished, another teammember … Weiterlesen …
Two weeks ago a physics and geology teacher of our school came to visit us and to take a look at our project. He gave us a lot of input which we will now try to put into action in order to further improve SAM. Currently we are still trying … Weiterlesen …
Besides preparing for school, we used our free time during the autumn holidays for further progressing on our bots. First of all we want to thank Henrik, a Eurobot referee, who visited us a few days ago and gave us very helpful feedback on our robots. Last week we finally … Weiterlesen …
This week the final rules got published which made us very happy. Now we can devote ourselves to fine-tuning the design. So, our smaller bot now definitely has its wheels in the middle of its side. We also calculated the pressure that will weigh on the ball casters. Furthermore we … Weiterlesen …
We had two meetings. The groups for Great Britain (Student Robotics), France (Eurobot) and Munich (Schüler bauen Roboter) had been built up. I don’t know the name of the last group. It is some strange abbreviation. (author: Bastian)