FIRST 2009 - DiscoBallulator
During my senior year at Lamar High School (FRC #2587) I was t he electronics captain for DiscoBallulator. We won the 2009 Lone Star Regional and won the Website Award and Judge's Award. We also ranked 20th in the Archimedes Division (5-2 record) at the 2009 World Championship.
The robot picks up 8" orbit balls and dumps them into a moving trailer on an opposing robot. There are two spinning contraptions with independent control that shoot orbital balls. During teleoperation, the controller has control over drive, the mechanism to pick up balls, and two independent mechanisms to shoot balls.
The robot picks up 8" orbit balls and dumps them into a moving trailer on an opposing robot. There are two spinning contraptions with independent control that shoot orbital balls. During teleoperation, the controller has control over drive, the mechanism to pick up balls, and two independent mechanisms to shoot balls.
Specifications
Processor- Compact Rio Controller
Sensors - Grayhill Encoders 61R; Push Switches
Software - Labview Programming
Power - 12V 18 A-h Lead Acid Battery
Drive Type - Tank Drive; Two CIMs & Toughbox with 6" wheels (Slick Wheels from AndyMark)
Body - 2"x1" square aluminum tubing
Sensors - Grayhill Encoders 61R; Push Switches
Software - Labview Programming
Power - 12V 18 A-h Lead Acid Battery
Drive Type - Tank Drive; Two CIMs & Toughbox with 6" wheels (Slick Wheels from AndyMark)
Body - 2"x1" square aluminum tubing
Length 28in
Width 30in
Height 60 in
Mass 95lbs
Speed 10mph
Specifications
Width 30in
Height 60 in
Mass 95lbs
Speed 10mph
Specifications
Media
2009 Disco Ballulator from Lamar Robotics on Vimeo.

