UCSD Triton Robotix

Let the robots be built.

  • Nov 17

    Hey everyone,

    Meeting: same place, same time. After a few brief updates, we will go straight into our teams. If you have solidworks on a laptop, please bring it. Solidworks is a useful tool to communicate ideas with.

    Also, I will be entertaining ideas for the big robot, so come to find out more information.

    Finally, if you are a project lead, please come early. 4:00-4:30ish

    See you all tomorrow

  • Nov 10

    Derrick:

    Vertical Spinner Concept:

    Jessica (SWE Team)

    Horizontal Spinner Shell Concept:

    My Fancy Render:

    More in the works!

  • Nov 9

    Hey everyone,

    There will be a meeting this Weds, same place, same time.

    We will be getting into our teams and discussion designs, strategy, etc etc… We may also begin brainstorming our large bot.

    For those who have not joined a team yet, please do so:

    If you really want, you can wait until the meeting to join a team.

    Important:

    If you are a project lead, or just want to hang out, please come to the meeting room at 4:30. I will actually be in the room starting from 3:00, so you can just come to hang out.

    Finally, some food for thought:

    Join the forum discussion on this post
  • Nov 5

    Hey everyone,

    First, just a quick recap of last meeting: We now have 5 different ant weight designs that we will build. In addition there is a team of SWE people, so so far, we will have 6 robots for our competition.

    We then had an open forum for the strengths, weakness, and issues of the 5 ant weight designs.
    Some important points brought up:

    • Simplicity – easier to repair, easier to build, cheaper, less chance of failure
    • Invertibility – Will you lose when flipped? Will you still be effective upside down?
    • Tradeoffs – all designs have weaknesses and strengths, how to overcome and balance them?

    And now, the moment you have all been waiting for: Signups

    Here are the signups for the ant weights. Open the google document, fill out your name, email, and year underneath the robot you would like to join. There are no terms, conditions, prerequisites, or requirements. Do not be afraid to just put your name on a project that seems interesting. If you don’t know anything about design or mechanics, join a team and learn! These teams are made to be learning experiences.

    Google Doc: https://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=0AqxolIK0Z-UldGtMdEM4SVA0VnJuNmhLbTNlSk5JNFE&hl=en&authkey=CPWGpLwL

    Deadline: November 10, 2010

    As always, if you have any questions, feel free to ask me.

    See you next week.

  • Nov 2

    Important: If you are, or want to be a project lead, come earlier at around 4:00. If you just want to hang out with the cool kids, you can come early too.


    Anyways,

    There will be a meeting, same place, same time, you know the drill.

    We will be forming teams for the insect robots, as well as going over designs.

    In addition, ill give some tips and such.

    This is a somewhat important meeting, so please come.

    See you at the meeting!

    Other news:

    New robot designed by Bryan!

    Also, robotix has money again!

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