Simflied cad made to generalize the shape of the robot.
The bottom features a central axle for pivoting wheels.
This animation showcases how the front wheels can pivot independently from the back wheels. In the competition, one of the obstacles to overcome is soccer cones, and this pivoting feature helps maintain 4-wheel contact.
The qualifiers track includes a ramp and the soccer cones obstacle. Our rover successfully completed the entire course and the 2 laps within 22 seconds, positioning us 6th on the school leaderboard.
To the right is the electronic array.
We competed across the course for a finalist position and, with a few modifications, brought our gift-wrapped robot to the final track.
The rover can be seen clearing bumps and taking sharp corners with ease. Overall, our robot successfully completed the course with quite a fast time, and this was in part due to the unique axle design and low center of gravity.
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