Robista 5th session

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Transcript of Robista 5th session

Hints & Tips

ERP_ Open Source Robot - YouTube.FLV

Analysis

Model it!

Assembly

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9NzCJoTK7VY

Don’t reinvent the wheel

Previous experience

Wheels

Weight price ȣ

Servo Or Pneumatic!?

Kinematic Diagram

Grabs and throws

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hR2eW1jm7z0

Gripper

Gripper test

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLlWFl6hb-s

Robot construction Hints

Robot construction Hints

White gripper

Robot assembly video (again)

Robot construction Hints

Robotic arm can do anything

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N9z7OQLlhrE

Remember !!

These are just some ideas, there are many ideas out there and much more in your minds);

Rescue Mission

Presentation SkillsWhy

What

How

Who

Planning Content

• Analyze your AUDIENCE.• Define what ACTION you want them to

take.• Arrange your ARGUMENT to move

them.

3 A’s

Focal PointI have a Dream “Martin Luther King”

Presenter

How Do We Communicate

ToneWordsBody language

Research has shown that the following is true.

Words 7% Tone 38% Body language 55%

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Eye Contact

• Never let them out of your sight.• Looking them in the eye makes them feel that

they are influencing what you say.• Eye contact allows the presentation to

approximate conversation.

Body language

No-No’s

Lean on or grip the podium.

Stand Immobile

Use a single gesture repeatedly.

Examine or bite your fingernails.

Chew gum or eat candy.

Click or tap your pen, pencil or pointer.

Body language

No-No’s

Crack your knuckles.

Tighten your tie or otherwise play with your clothing.

Types of Presenter

The Speed Demon.

The Reader.

The Eye Avoider

The Fire House.

Types of Presenter

The Apologist.

The One-Way Ticket.

Another Types of Presenters

The Grey

The RED

Hitler Speech

The Blue

George Bush

Al Sadat

تريكة أبو اعتزال قبل األهلىأبو اعتزال بعد األهلى غير

تريكة

Test

Alpacino Motivational Video

Robista Competition STP’14

Finally!!!!!

Game Field

RulesMax. Base dimension 30*30 Cm, and the width of the road

will be 50 cm .Length of the flag is 20 Cm and its weight won’t exceed 50

gm.The first flag will be on the ground level and also be put on

the ground level, and so on …….All flags will be in position at 20 cm away from the robot

because of the barrier.Each team will start the competition with zero points, and

the team that will end with the highest score will be the winner.

RulesCatching a flag with the robot gripper (+10).Putting the flag in place properly (+10).In case the robot dropped the flag before

reaching its red hollow point (-5) , but he can pick it from the ground again to complete the mission.

Max Time for all missions is 20 Min.Each robot has 4 missions catch and put 3

flags and reach the end point so the average time of each mission will be 5 minutes.

RulesIf team complete any mission before 5

minutes they will get Bonus “for example: the faster will take (+6) and the follower will take (+5) and so on”.

If team exceeds the 5 minutes duration for the mission they will get (-1).

If a team break any rule they get (-5).Moving the robot automatic on the field,

and catching & putting the flag manually(+10).

Moving the robot manually on the field (-5)

Additional CriteriaCatching & throwing the flag automatically.Best circuit Design.Best Code.Best Mechanical Design.Number of motors. Little money. Team work “each member in the team should

participate almost in all tasks”.Presentation about your product.

Analysis Revision &

Simulation using MATLAB

Analysis Types Acc. to Actuators:

• Linear Actuator:– Hydraulic Cylinders– Pneumatic Cylinders– Solenoids.

• Rotation Actuator:– Motors.

Analysis Types:

• Kinematics– Position.– Velocity.– Acceleration.

• Kinetics– Dynamics

Forward Vs. Inverse Analysis

(X,Y)Gripper VelocityGripper AccelerationLoad & robot Weight

Motors Angles, Extension in CylindersMotors RPM, Flow rate in CylindersMotors Angular AccelerationMotors Torque,Cylinders Pressure

Forward

Inverse

Robotic Simulation

Simulation & Coding

• Derive the Equations.• Write them in a MATLAB Code.• Get The parameters.• Plot the Results.