Day 6 (Thursday 12th)- The shooter prototype is working but the ball only went
about a foot, started improving the prototype of the appendage and attached it
to an old robot, conveyor prototype is completed, but not yet
successful
Day 7 (Friday 13th)- Conveyor belt prototype works, but not as
successfully as we hoped because of friction; shooter prototype was improved by
removing the gear box, connecting the motor to the wheels with two gears and the
wheels that shoot the ball were increased in size. All of these changes allowed
the shooter to increase its distance by four or five feet, altering the angle of
the shooter made the ball go higher.
Day 8 (Saturday 14th)- Made a
prototype to get the balls from the conveyor to the shooter with FTC parts;
collected data on how consistent the shooter was shooting goals, tested it in
different parts of the field and tested how many times the shooter could throw
the balls a certain distance consistently; electrical-battery chargers were
hooked up
Day 9 (Sunday 15th) - Programming worked on vision tracking and
can track a rectangle. Started worked on drive gears on the lathe and drilled
holes in them. Electrical worked on the parts list and motor list. The shop was
cleaned up some.
Day 10 (Monday 16th)-Electrical verified parts list and
motor list. Modified the shooter and made the prototype more stable (not using
as many C-clamps). Made space to be able to build two robots and are working on
the tables were we assemble the robot. The gears are still in progress.
Actuator- pulls down bridge and be able to lift the front of the robot in order
to get over the barrier if the tracks on the wheels break
Day 11 (Tuesday
17th) - Finished the tables for the robot assembly; shooter prototype was
modified some and then tested; gears are still being worked on
Day 12
(Wednesday 18th) - Started working on the big gears; further testing on the
shooter was conducted; cleaned; electrical started discussing the electrical
panel
Day 13 (Thursday 19th)- working on gears and shooter; electrical
working on panel
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