Eris
2017
Stats
Record | 46-32-01 |
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MAR Rank | 1 |
Drive Team | Dahany Choi, Niratjot Grewal, Harsha Pavuluri, Aditya Pillai |
Awards | Hatboro-Horsham District Finalist Hatboro-Horsham District Entrepreneurship Award Springside-Chestnut Hill District Quarterfinalist Springside-Chestnut Hill District Industrial Design Award Festival de Robotique- Montreal Regional Finalist Festival de Robotique- Montreal Regional Entrepreneurship Award Festival de Robotique- Montreal Regional Wildcard FIRST Mid-Atlantic District Championship Winner FIRST Mid-Atlantic District Championship Industrial Design Award FIRST World Championship - Archimedes Division Semifinalist Indiana Robotics Invitational Winner |
Team 2590 Nemesis is proud to present our 2017 Robot “Eris”
Check out our Chairman's Video!
Nemesis’ 2017 robot Eris features an articulating intake, climber, gear manipulator, and a triple flywheel shooter. The intake consists of compliant and mecanum wheels that utilize the bumper to center the balls into a hopper. Four urethane belts on the intake pull the balls into the hopper which is all belted and powered by a versaplanetary gearbox. The hopper is designed to hold 50 balls and consistently feed balls into the shooters.
The drivetrain is powered by two modified VEXPro ball shifters, run by two CIM motors each. Capable of 6 feet per second for fine adjustments and pushing matches and 14 feet per second for cross-field runs and high agility. Shifting is controlled by pneumatic pistons for seamless transition between gear states.
Eris’ intake is an over-the-bumper style intake. Actuated by two pneumatic pistons and powered by a single 775pro motor, the intake glides just above the height of the balls, sweeping up fuel with ease.
Powered by two 775pros belted 3:1, Eris’ shooter fires at a rapid and consistent rate. The three shooter wheels are urethane rollers that compress the ball ½ inch. Static at a fixed 87 degrees, the shooter is optimized for shooting from a few specific locations.
A shaft wrapped in double hook velcro powered by two 775pros allow for a swift three second climb. A reversible ratcheting wrench prevents backdrive and easy detachment from the rope.
The Gear manipulator employs two pneumatic powered pistons that actuate wings that keep and release the game piece. A slot exists to enable quick cycles from the human player station to the airship.
Implementing autonomous scripting allows Eris to choose from multiple different autonomous routines. The adjustable and diverse range of autonomous actions make Eris the perfect fit for any alliance.
Eris will be competing at Hatboro-Horsham, Springside Chestnut Hill, and Montreal.
Thanks to our sponsors:
Robbinsville High School, NAVAIR, Department of Defense Stem, CCL Label, Knowledgent, Nordson, Leidos, New York Society of Cosmetic Chemists, Robbinsville Education Association, RAS Process Equipment, Princeton Sports & Family Med, Investors Foundation, Sharbell Development Corp., Robbinsville Education Foundation, Gilbane Inc., Designtree, NorthStar Vets, Skylink Technology Inc., Triangle Copy, Coldwell Banker, and all Nemesis Friends and Family.
Written by: Dahany Choi
The Challenge
FIRST Steamworks
FIRST Steamworks features a steampunk theme game played by two competing alliances of three robots each. Teams are required to shoot wiffle balls which represent Fuel into a boiler which transfers the generated steam into an airship in the middle of the field. Each alliance has one airship, which they pressurize with steam from the boiler and load with plastic gears from the field. At the end of the match, robots can climb and hang on a rope attatched to the airship for additional points.