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t EVOLUTION FOLLOW US AT SIMBOTICS.ORG /frc1114 @frc1114 /simbotics Intake 2” diameter PVC tube covered in paint-on urethane with wooden plugs, driven by nylon hex shaft Powered by shooter gearbox with a 30:18 VEXpro belt/pulley reduction Theoretical free speed linear velocity of 25 ft/s Shooter 2 pairs of 4” x 1” VEXpro traction wheels with 3/16” fabric backed urethane riveted to the circumference Each pair driven by two RS-550 motors through a custom gearbox with a 4:1 gear reduction and VEXpro belt/pulley power transfer Theoretical free speed linear velocity of 88 ft/s Two 3/4” bore, 8” stroke cylinders accelerate the ball into the shooter wheels Each cylinder has a designated high flow solenoid and working pressure accumulator to maximize actuation speed Surgical tubing retracts cylinders to reduce air flow restriction Control Multiple pre-set claw angles and shooter wheel speeds for various shooting positions around the field Claw angle controlled by PID controller with position dependent power limiting to optimize pickup and position holding Bang-bang controlled shooter wheel RPM for rapid spin-up and accurate shooter velocity Hot goal detection during auto, utilizing on-board camera Encoder and gyro based feedback for reliable autonomous driving and positioning Drive Riveted aluminum sheet metal chassis Six wheel drive utilizing 4” x 1” VEXpro traction wheels Powered by four CIM motors; power transmission via custom two speed transmission, utilizing VEXpro ball shifter components and roller chain drive Approximate top speeds of 5.7 ft/s (in low gear) and 13 ft/s (in high gear) Drop down VEXpro 4” omni wheels to assist with getting out of t-bone pins Wheelie blocks to move tipping point fulcrum out and closer to the ground, making the robot more difficult to tip “Mutation: it is the key to our Evolution. It has enabled us to evolve from a single-celled organism into the dominant species on the planet. This process is slow, and normally taking thousands and thousands of years. But every few hundred millennia, Evolution leaps forward...” - Professor Charles Xavier Claw Driven by VEXpro BAG motor through a 50:1 VersaPlanetary gearbox 12 DP sheet metal gear attached to claw for additional 7:1 speed reduction 24 DP 3D printed gear attached to claw frame for potentiometer feedback A pocket is designed into the claw sheet metal to maximize the height in the robot’s starting configuration, maximizing the release height of the ball Two sheet metal tusks are used to help center the ball, along with adhesive backed foam and teflon Two plastic tubes prevent accidental contact between the ball and shooter wheels TEAM 1114 PRESENTS: SIMBOT
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Evolution

FolloW uS At SimBotiCS.oRG /frc1114 @frc1114 /simbotics

Intake• 2”diameterPVCtubecoveredinpaint-onurethanewithwoodenplugs,drivenby nylonhexshaft• Poweredbyshootergearboxwitha30:18VEXprobelt/pulleyreduction• Theoreticalfreespeedlinearvelocityof25ft/s

Shooter• 2pairsof4”x1”VEXprotractionwheelswith3/16”fabricbackedurethane rivetedtothecircumference• EachpairdrivenbytwoRS-550motorsthroughacustomgearboxwitha4:1gear reductionandVEXprobelt/pulleypowertransfer• Theoreticalfreespeedlinearvelocityof88ft/s• Two3/4”bore,8”strokecylindersacceleratetheballintotheshooterwheels• Eachcylinderhasadesignatedhighflowsolenoidandworkingpressure accumulatortomaximizeactuationspeed• Surgicaltubingretractscylinderstoreduceairflowrestriction

Control• Multiplepre-setclawanglesandshooterwheelspeedsforvariousshooting positionsaroundthefield• ClawanglecontrolledbyPIDcontrollerwithpositiondependentpowerlimitingto optimizepickupandpositionholding• Bang-bangcontrolledshooterwheelRPMforrapidspin-upandaccurateshooter velocity• Hotgoaldetectionduringauto,utilizingon-boardcamera• Encoderandgyrobasedfeedbackforreliableautonomousdrivingandpositioning

Drive• Rivetedaluminumsheetmetalchassis• Sixwheeldriveutilizing4”x1”VEXprotractionwheels• PoweredbyfourCIMmotors;powertransmissionviacustomtwospeed transmission,utilizingVEXproballshiftercomponentsandrollerchaindrive• Approximatetopspeedsof5.7ft/s(inlowgear)and13ft/s(inhighgear)• DropdownVEXpro4”omniwheelstoassistwithgettingoutoft-bonepins• Wheelieblockstomovetippingpointfulcrumoutandclosertotheground, makingtherobotmoredifficulttotip

“Mutation:itisthekeytoourEvolution.Ithasenabledustoevolvefromasingle-celledorganismintothedominantspeciesontheplanet.Thisprocessisslow,andnormallytakingthousandsandthousandsofyears.

Buteveryfewhundredmillennia,Evolutionleapsforward...”

-ProfessorCharlesXavier

Claw• DrivenbyVEXproBAGmotorthrougha50:1VersaPlanetarygearbox• 12DPsheetmetalgearattachedtoclawforadditional7:1speedreduction• 24DP3Dprintedgearattachedtoclawframeforpotentiometerfeedback• Apocketisdesignedintotheclawsheetmetaltomaximizetheheightinthe robot’sstartingconfiguration,maximizingthereleaseheightoftheball• Twosheetmetaltusksareusedtohelpcentertheball,alongwithadhesive backedfoamandteflon• Twoplastictubespreventaccidentalcontactbetweentheballandshooterwheels

tEAm 1114 PRESEntS: SimBot