The Elevator Team worked on fabricating aluminium parts and welding.
The Wiring Team harvested and tested PWM cables and testing out the PMW motor and control signals and looking at them on the oscilloscope to determine what signals the robot is actually receiving.
The Programming Team’s work schedule included looking at the format of the code and working on the elevator and drive subsystems.
The Chassis Team worked on finishing chassis construction, adding lightening holes and producing chain tighteners. They also worked on designing an encoding mount to be 3d printed.
The CAD team worked with Solidworks on testing PWM wires, planning the code and mounting encoders on transmitters and Hunter worked with Mr Trudeau on Solidworks to determine the exact location of the lightening holes.
The PR team worked on creating a schedule for our visiting Journalist from The Day next Saturday and sourcing some great give-aways for our district competitions.
The Intake team worked on refining their prototype and integrating the intake with the forks. They worked on the space available and location.
Hunter works with Mr Trudeau on Solidworks to design the exact placement of the lightening holes
Jared reviews his chassis/drive drawings
Gabrielle and Matt harvesting and testing PWM cable
Tom works on solidworks designing and testing the PWM wires and planning the code and mounting encoders on the transmitters
The Fork Team worked on prototyping a dual fork system testing horizontal vs vertical systems
Gabrielle works with Mrs Di Carlo on formatting the code.
The intake team with Sam and Hayden work on refining the prototype and integrating the intake with the forks. Their work plan also included working on the space available and location.
Nate cuts foot-long sections of tubing for the spaces for the elevator system
The chassis/drive team are working on finishing the chassis construction and adding lightening holes to reduce weight. Work also includes a chain tightener and designing an encoding mount to be 3d printed.
