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I'm new in FTC, if my team wants to control the arm, wrist and gripper by one controller and the movement of the robot by another, how would we do that in program?
@g-forcerobotics60254 ай бұрын
So knowing that a lot of rookie teams usually start with a kit bot, and that swerve costs a bit more than a regular drive train, was this designed with rookie teams in mind or was it for more advanced teams? If it was intended for novice teams we'd be curious to know how many rookies are going after a swerve drive their first year. Good for them! #TeamREV #FRC9008
@Jojo_Ze_Rabbit5 ай бұрын
All the shots of the bot helped me visualize what would be going on with the bumpers on our version of the REV ION.
@Miloocoo5 ай бұрын
Do it is available to any android device ?
@Miloocoo5 ай бұрын
Do it is available to any android device ?
@frc60455 ай бұрын
These are interesting designs! Incorporating the intake and shooter into one moving piece definitely helps manage the complexity of the building process. From our prototyping experience, having something similar to the flap wheels on an intake makes intaking the game pieces substantially easier!
@user-tq1ip6ug8x5 ай бұрын
Great insights and explanations! This is really amazing that you explained out the purpose of each choice you made for all the different mechanisms and provided details about which products to use for specific tasks. So many things that teams need to think about to make the robot work well and optimization ideas too! Wow! We were very impressed that you provided all the CAD and Code too! It really shows how much REV cares about FRC! Great job!!!
@user-tq1ip6ug8x5 ай бұрын
What a great video! It is so amazing that you put together this resource! Wish this was around when we were starting out!!
@360_TheRevolution5 ай бұрын
These starter bots keep on getting even more complex and better. That intake and climber is impressive, good work Rev! -Team 360 #TeamREV
@toyotaalltheway15 ай бұрын
Thats a great starter bot!
@ICRobotics55845 ай бұрын
Awesome starter bot! Great to see an option with shooter rollers on top and bottom so teams can compare against the side wheels on the FIRST kitbot's shooter and choose what they like best. #TeamREV
@larrylewis15115 ай бұрын
Great video! Thanks for providing more details on the design.
@roboscoutsquad5 ай бұрын
It’s really neat how useful the one mechanism is. Seems to check all the boxes other than shooting notes from the hang position.
@cynthiapakros55555 ай бұрын
LOVE THIS!!
@g-forcerobotics60255 ай бұрын
Very innovative to have the climber, shooter and intake as one mechanism. The intake looks really fast too. Very impressive climber. Good job REV! #TeamREV #9008
@GirlsofSteel35045 ай бұрын
It's cool to see how distinct many elements of this bot are from the 2024 Kitbot! Do you anticipate this bot being able to climb with another robot next to it, or will it need to climb solo?
@g-forcerobotics60255 ай бұрын
Good question! We'd like to know that too.
@user-dh5lx5fm3x5 ай бұрын
when will the kit be out? along with the build guide and the example code.
@ShMi03735 ай бұрын
Where do you get the WIFI password?
@HilltopperRoboticsTeam5 ай бұрын
We’ll take this bot on our alliance! How consistently does it score in the amp?
@sorenhubble65315 ай бұрын
griffpatch intro
@WolfRider24315 ай бұрын
Swerve drives getting out of hand and I’m here for it 100%
@Ianmw75975 ай бұрын
🔥 🔥🔥
@G.e.o.d.e5 ай бұрын
This is crazy
@spamfrc180media5 ай бұрын
Thank you for sharing this, it will help out a lot teams!
@nacifirat6 ай бұрын
ftc driver station keeps stopping error what should I do
@michaelbara68297 ай бұрын
In dire need of an update
@nue42637 ай бұрын
Note: 5:53
@alienrobotics86197 ай бұрын
For other teams out there using the starter bot: When we start and mentor teams we use the REV Starter bot build to teach tool use and design techniques. The younger members often have trouble with the chain tool. Are there any tips or tricks to get the hang of it quickly? (Or tips and tricks to more accurately count chain links :) )
@zUltraXO7 ай бұрын
I would've loved to say "use an app that counts based on sound by dragging a screwdriver along the chain links and stop when it reaches the desired number based on the number of clicks it counted" but that is pretty unreliable. The easiest way I've found is to just drag a screwdriver along the inner chain links and count manually on every step as you hear the click from the screwdriver hitting the next link For pushing out the pins just enough, push the pin out just enough so that it can come apart, then put the side with the ejected pin back in the chain tool (in the ejecting side) and scratch the anodizing coat off of the tool right where the pin for the chain pin so you'll have a mark where to stop.
@roboscoutsquad7 ай бұрын
We just got one of these and the 90 degree gearbox. We look forward to using it on our robot. #TeamREV
@user-ln4qp9vo7x7 ай бұрын
Can't wait for our 3 rookie teams to get their REV kits! We've been using REV for a while and love how useful it is.
@assetswaffles7 ай бұрын
really love the intake design! i wonder if theres a way of modify the intake so the pixels can drop one at a time for more accurate placing.
@nue42637 ай бұрын
Does anyone have the "The Robot Controller and Driver Station apps are incompatible with each other. Update the Robot Controller app" popup on their Driver Hub? And do you know how to fix it so it's "Updated"?
@nue42637 ай бұрын
Does anyone's get the "The Robot Controller and Driver Station apps are incompatible with each other. Update the Robot Controller app." How do you fix this? What needs to be "updated"?
@ftcwattsup7 ай бұрын
Interesting design for this year's game!👏 We are interested in the concept of the intake system. How can we control both claws at different times?🤔 We think that it would be more efficient to place the pixels on the backdrop one at a time, so you don't take any risk related to the fact that they might get to an unwished spot. Good luck to everyone!! 😁✌🏻 #TeamREV 🫶🏻
@TWCArobotics7 ай бұрын
We have been working with 2 rookie teams and they have had success in building this robot so far and are excited to build upon it to make it their own!
@TheSunIsADeadlyLaser904827 ай бұрын
thank you
@moe365ftc8 ай бұрын
Great concepts! Excited to see how everyone approaches these this season!
@davedutcher17728 ай бұрын
Just FYI, I think the instructions for how to program the servo are incorrect. The program button should be hit after setting the left and right limits, not before.
@HollowGhost-lg1kh8 ай бұрын
How do I pass the code onbotJava to the control hub?
@Teamrembrandts8 ай бұрын
Looking forward to trying out these new motors and motor controllers on our swerve drive this year, those swerve specific shafts will make assembly easier and more robust!🔥
@bleh13238 ай бұрын
We like this approach this year. Especially like that it's not a mecanum which makes this an accessible approach for new teams who have the basic kit.
@ICRobotics55848 ай бұрын
It's awesome to hear more info about these! We were excited by the new form factor of the Vortex and have some shooter mechanism ideas using them floating around already in the team. These will make some mechanisms much easier to design.
@spamfrc180media8 ай бұрын
We are looking forward to playing with these soon!
@ExplodingBacon19028 ай бұрын
I love the docking feature! It will be super useful to have the motor and controller in one package, but still be able to replace damaged parts without having to get rid of both the motor and controller. In the future will there be a product allowing teams to plug an external encoder such as the REV through bore encoder into the data port of the Flex? (similar to the adapter boards for SPARK Maxes) #TeamREV
@HilltopperRoboticsTeam8 ай бұрын
Cool new products REV! Love the consideration given to compatibility and serviceability, any recommendations for the best way to constrain a standard hex shaft output? #TeamREV
@REVrobotics8 ай бұрын
That really depends on the implementation of what you are doing. The shaft retention screw we use for the Vortex shafts is the same one that people use for Hex shaft retention, so put a screw in one side and a clamping collar somewhere else on your mechanism and you are good to go. In many applications, fixing the hex shaft to the motor isn't important. Make sure your hex shaft is constrained on your mechanism and then put the motor anywhere on the shaft that is convenient for your bot design. We will have a bunch of CAD Application examples that show some of the unique things that the Vortex can do coming out soon.
@Davepows8 ай бұрын
Good stuff Greg and team! Looking forward to getting some to play with soon!
@REVrobotics8 ай бұрын
😻
@roboscoutsquad8 ай бұрын
How is the drivetrain assembled? Is it belt, chain or direct drive? #TeamREV
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I'm new in FTC, if my team wants to control the arm, wrist and gripper by one controller and the movement of the robot by another, how would we do that in program?
So knowing that a lot of rookie teams usually start with a kit bot, and that swerve costs a bit more than a regular drive train, was this designed with rookie teams in mind or was it for more advanced teams? If it was intended for novice teams we'd be curious to know how many rookies are going after a swerve drive their first year. Good for them! #TeamREV #FRC9008
All the shots of the bot helped me visualize what would be going on with the bumpers on our version of the REV ION.
Do it is available to any android device ?
Do it is available to any android device ?
These are interesting designs! Incorporating the intake and shooter into one moving piece definitely helps manage the complexity of the building process. From our prototyping experience, having something similar to the flap wheels on an intake makes intaking the game pieces substantially easier!
Great insights and explanations! This is really amazing that you explained out the purpose of each choice you made for all the different mechanisms and provided details about which products to use for specific tasks. So many things that teams need to think about to make the robot work well and optimization ideas too! Wow! We were very impressed that you provided all the CAD and Code too! It really shows how much REV cares about FRC! Great job!!!
What a great video! It is so amazing that you put together this resource! Wish this was around when we were starting out!!
These starter bots keep on getting even more complex and better. That intake and climber is impressive, good work Rev! -Team 360 #TeamREV
Thats a great starter bot!
Awesome starter bot! Great to see an option with shooter rollers on top and bottom so teams can compare against the side wheels on the FIRST kitbot's shooter and choose what they like best. #TeamREV
Great video! Thanks for providing more details on the design.
It’s really neat how useful the one mechanism is. Seems to check all the boxes other than shooting notes from the hang position.
LOVE THIS!!
Very innovative to have the climber, shooter and intake as one mechanism. The intake looks really fast too. Very impressive climber. Good job REV! #TeamREV #9008
It's cool to see how distinct many elements of this bot are from the 2024 Kitbot! Do you anticipate this bot being able to climb with another robot next to it, or will it need to climb solo?
Good question! We'd like to know that too.
when will the kit be out? along with the build guide and the example code.
Where do you get the WIFI password?
We’ll take this bot on our alliance! How consistently does it score in the amp?
griffpatch intro
Swerve drives getting out of hand and I’m here for it 100%
🔥 🔥🔥
This is crazy
Thank you for sharing this, it will help out a lot teams!
ftc driver station keeps stopping error what should I do
In dire need of an update
Note: 5:53
For other teams out there using the starter bot: When we start and mentor teams we use the REV Starter bot build to teach tool use and design techniques. The younger members often have trouble with the chain tool. Are there any tips or tricks to get the hang of it quickly? (Or tips and tricks to more accurately count chain links :) )
I would've loved to say "use an app that counts based on sound by dragging a screwdriver along the chain links and stop when it reaches the desired number based on the number of clicks it counted" but that is pretty unreliable. The easiest way I've found is to just drag a screwdriver along the inner chain links and count manually on every step as you hear the click from the screwdriver hitting the next link For pushing out the pins just enough, push the pin out just enough so that it can come apart, then put the side with the ejected pin back in the chain tool (in the ejecting side) and scratch the anodizing coat off of the tool right where the pin for the chain pin so you'll have a mark where to stop.
We just got one of these and the 90 degree gearbox. We look forward to using it on our robot. #TeamREV
Can't wait for our 3 rookie teams to get their REV kits! We've been using REV for a while and love how useful it is.
really love the intake design! i wonder if theres a way of modify the intake so the pixels can drop one at a time for more accurate placing.
Does anyone have the "The Robot Controller and Driver Station apps are incompatible with each other. Update the Robot Controller app" popup on their Driver Hub? And do you know how to fix it so it's "Updated"?
Does anyone's get the "The Robot Controller and Driver Station apps are incompatible with each other. Update the Robot Controller app." How do you fix this? What needs to be "updated"?
Interesting design for this year's game!👏 We are interested in the concept of the intake system. How can we control both claws at different times?🤔 We think that it would be more efficient to place the pixels on the backdrop one at a time, so you don't take any risk related to the fact that they might get to an unwished spot. Good luck to everyone!! 😁✌🏻 #TeamREV 🫶🏻
We have been working with 2 rookie teams and they have had success in building this robot so far and are excited to build upon it to make it their own!
thank you
Great concepts! Excited to see how everyone approaches these this season!
Just FYI, I think the instructions for how to program the servo are incorrect. The program button should be hit after setting the left and right limits, not before.
How do I pass the code onbotJava to the control hub?
Looking forward to trying out these new motors and motor controllers on our swerve drive this year, those swerve specific shafts will make assembly easier and more robust!🔥
We like this approach this year. Especially like that it's not a mecanum which makes this an accessible approach for new teams who have the basic kit.
It's awesome to hear more info about these! We were excited by the new form factor of the Vortex and have some shooter mechanism ideas using them floating around already in the team. These will make some mechanisms much easier to design.
We are looking forward to playing with these soon!
I love the docking feature! It will be super useful to have the motor and controller in one package, but still be able to replace damaged parts without having to get rid of both the motor and controller. In the future will there be a product allowing teams to plug an external encoder such as the REV through bore encoder into the data port of the Flex? (similar to the adapter boards for SPARK Maxes) #TeamREV
Cool new products REV! Love the consideration given to compatibility and serviceability, any recommendations for the best way to constrain a standard hex shaft output? #TeamREV
That really depends on the implementation of what you are doing. The shaft retention screw we use for the Vortex shafts is the same one that people use for Hex shaft retention, so put a screw in one side and a clamping collar somewhere else on your mechanism and you are good to go. In many applications, fixing the hex shaft to the motor isn't important. Make sure your hex shaft is constrained on your mechanism and then put the motor anywhere on the shaft that is convenient for your bot design. We will have a bunch of CAD Application examples that show some of the unique things that the Vortex can do coming out soon.
Good stuff Greg and team! Looking forward to getting some to play with soon!
😻
How is the drivetrain assembled? Is it belt, chain or direct drive? #TeamREV
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