ftc relic recovery 3d models

In the 2017-2018 relic recovery FTC competition, this robot is engineered to excel, as it can swiftly complete a cipher box within just 90 seconds when fully assembled in reality. ...The impressive design process leverages PTC Creo Parametric 4.0...

I crafted a stunning trophy specifically to recognize the most friendly FTC teams that excel at competitions, showcasing their exceptional camaraderie and sportsmanship.

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FTC Team 4366's 2017-2018 robot to play the Relic Recovery game.

FTC Team 4366's 2017-2018 robot to play the Relic Recovery game.

FTC Team 6518's 2017-2018 robot to play the Relic Recovery game.

The FTC team 5518 has constructed a robot for the game Relic Recovery, and here are its CAD model representations.

Three sets of versatile grippers boast distinct surfaces tailored to securely grasp blocks in various orientations. Two pairs feature either horizontal or vertical teeth, empowering users to choose the optimal gripping method for each block. A third...

I noticed that an FTC Relic Recovery was already filed but felt it was somewhat lacking in details. The original submission didn't include a relic, a mat, or side walls. I decided to supplement the missing parts with items I don't have, such as foam...

I've just upgraded the cryptobox once more. The previous iteration had been working fine, yet I discovered a minor flaw - a small lip at the bottom prevented the glyphs from sliding in smoothly. ...To address this issue, I've eliminated that pesky lip,...

The robot designed by FIRST Tech Challenge Team 7854 (MidKnight Madness) for the 2017/18 Relic Recovery Season will undergo continuous updates. The Computer-Aided Design (CAD) displayed here is created for educational purposes and may be subject to...

This miniature version of the FIRST Tech Challenge Relic Recovery game field is now available for printing. It's a 1:12 scale model, where one foot equals one inch. This model features stackable blocks, clear backs on the cryptobox, and functional...

A direct link to the original design can be found here https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2566398/#files where all other parts of this 1/12 scale relic recovery field are showcased. Simply print two identical halves and carefully glue them together...

This is the Relic Claw designed by FIRST Tech Challenge team 9794 Wizards.exe. It's primarily 3D-printed, but it does incorporate other components. The WITHOUTNUMBERS parts have the 9794 embossings removed. Materials Needed: * 1 Bracket.stl or...

Our team 11114 took charge, designing personalized mini relics for each state championship-bound squad, featuring their unique team numbers prominently displayed. ...The design files are now readily available online for teams looking to create...

The Drum: A Fundamental Tool Used During FTC Relic Recovery Seasons. Its Primary Function Was To Pull On The Polycord Attached To Our Lift, Effectively Moving It Up And Down. ... CAD and 3D-Printed by Captain Erick Mendivil of the 2017-2018 BSG Team.

While not quite reaching the quality of my earlier creations, I put effort into ensuring it appeared visually appealing. ...The past year has been hectic! Affiliated with FTC team 7209, known as Tech Hogs.

Assembled, the gripper proves capable of effortlessly lifting and grasping 6-inch cubes linked to the highly anticipated 2017-2018 Relic Recovery Game. ...Conceived with precision, this innovative design harnesses M3 socket cap screws as a sturdy rail...

I couldn't locate any freely available basic relic files, so I adapted one instead.

We crafted a winch for lifting up a glyph grabber as part of our FIRST FTC Relic Recovery project. It features a central hole where you can securely tie off the string. The design incorporates a 0.77 inch hole pattern to seamlessly integrate with...

A 2017 gaming feature was a crucial aspect that made the games more engaging and interactive for players. These elements were designed to enhance user experience, providing endless entertainment and hours of fun. ...The innovative features captivated...

Here is the rewritten text: We're unveiling our latest robot design for the FTC 2017-2018 season game "Relic Recovery", thanks to Twitter user @curiobot's request. Our innovative design leverages Actobotics servo blocks, which may be pricey but offer...

Thanks!** This is the claw we designed for our Relic Arm for the 2017-2018 Relic Recovery season. It's accurate, and does reliable grabs. The claw also corrects for small amounts of error in alignment. Leaving the surface of the print smooth allows...

This is a relic claw that wraps around the relic. To utilize this with a build system other than Rev, you'll need to create your own adapter component. It's a tiny part, and is relatively simple to design and fabricate. We based our design on a...

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The rotating, flipping, and clamping features are incredibly impressive and useful.

The current work is incomplete, yet upon adding further content to the assembly, an update will be posted at a later time.

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Grabbing onto those foam blocks is a breeze thanks to these fantastic, easily printable or laser-cut tooth grips, perfect for dominating this season's FTC Relic Recovery challenge.