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Page 1: January 24 rd, 2013 Additional Concepts and Communication

January 24rd, 2013

Additional Concepts

and Communication

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Overview

• Concepts from Kumoh and Budapest• Flexible/expandable wheel concepts• Communication with International Teams

• SPECIFICATIONS– For current version of specifications sheet, see

Google Document

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Concepts from Kumoh and Budapest

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Quadrotor with Solar Charger

• Solar cell in center of quadrotor (enough current to power microprocessor?)

• Arms fold up to protect during landing

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Rolling Concept

• Motor powers inner ball, which rolls on inside of outer ball

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Guiding Principles #1• In order to avoid double effort on control design:

we should navigate on the ground or in the air but not both

• If we want to navigate in the air, wings are better than helicopter (rotor/propellers providing downward thrust) concept from the viewpoint of energy efficiency

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Guiding Principles #2

• To avoid getting blown away by wind, the parachute should be opened late in the descent

• If we make a flying robot, it should be naturally stable – flying robots can be very difficult to control if they are too reliant on fast/accurate feedback of pose (attitude)

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Rover with Inflatable Wheels

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Ornithopter

http://youtu.be/nn69_9X3aZ4

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Rover with Compressed Air Propulsion

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Falling Propeller-Driven Robot

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Flexible/Expanding

Wheel Concepts

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One-Piece Wheel/Suspension System

http://www.societyofrobots.com/mechanics_robot_suspension_system.shtml

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Flapped Grinding Wheel

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Dual Pod Transport

http://www.tuvie.com/dual-pod-transport-is-a-two-wheeler-with-off-road-capabilities/

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Segmented Wheel

http://www.apparatusgame.com/level.php?id=18366

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Beartex Polishing Wheel

http://www.jewelerstoystore.com/Beartex_Wheels_p/w556.htm

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Team Communication

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Time Differences (Relative to Atlanta)

• Budapest, Hungary:• Patras, Greece:• Madras, India:

• Gumi City, South Korea:

+ 6 hours+ 7 hours+ 11 hours+ 14 hours

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Communication

• RescueBot website• Online meeting software• Weekly meeting (Skype? Phone? Other?)

– Assuming one country at a time– Split each team of Tech students into two groups?

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File Sharing

• RescueBot Website• Dropbox account• Google account (use Drive)

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International Kickoff Meeting

• Describe RescueBot project in detail• Find out interests/abilities• How to split specialized teams?

– All EE (for example) from same country, or– Students from multiple countries?

• How to split robot production?– Two groups, each working on one design, or– Farm-out tasks from both designs to specialties?