Prototype





Welcome to the Prototype Page of the Kangaroo

Our Plan: Kangaroo is Code Name for want we are attempting to do for this project, we want to use the knowledge and skill set that we gained from previous assignments to push our design and ideas our step further. Kangaroo can't jump back so we are using our basic structure and machines that we built last day to work on it further.



Procedures.................. First step: finish the base of robot, similar to the one of square bot Second step: finish the scoop as draw on the plan (see the plan) Third step: attach the base of square bot to the scoop (see the plan) fourth step: finish the roller grip according to the design (see the plan) Fifth step: attach the roller to the finish bot (see the plan)

And this how it looked... Day by Day

Day One: We Finished the Copy for the First Set of Plans The mean things that we finished on day our of project was we made a few decisions about what we are doing in this project. We decided that we were going to routine the roller grip for the left, creating less work for us and concentrate most of effort in programing and making the robot antonymous. We also made a few drawings about what we want our robot to look like (please see pictures below).

(Pictures Soon Coming)  Day Two: On the second day that we were working on our robot we added more member (Connor) to our team and finalized most of designs. We decided that we were going lengthen the roller gripe to sixteen inches and built another set of roller wheels to suck in the can so that our robot could function fully antonymous from picking up the can to lifting it up and to put it down. We also begin to work on the wiki.

Day Three: The third day was one our most productive day so far, we came up with new design to minimize friction for the front roller and we also begin finish up our modifications to the roller grip and we manage to do a quiet a lot.

Day Four: The fourth day of our building process was very productive we mange to finish of our work and we are almost ready to attach everything together.

Day Five: On day five, our team slowed down a bit and we weren't able to get much done in the shorten day.

Day Six: Our robot was almost finished we made a few design changes on our robot.

<span style="color: #464b11; font-family: Georgia,serif; font-size: 90%;">Day Seven: Today we finished putting together the robot, we finished attaching all the parts to the robot and successfully tested the first time. However soon after the robot quiet working on us when we attached two motors to the robot everything worked seemingly well.

<span style="color: #464b11; font-family: Georgia,serif; font-size: 90%;">Day Eight: On Day eight of building progress we meanly focused on the fixing our robot, and perfecting our design we finished most of the process today. We also recruited another member to our team Thomas.

<span style="color: #464b11; font-family: Georgia,serif; font-size: 90%;">Day Nine: <span style="color: #464b11; font-family: Georgia,serif; font-size: 90%;">Today we finally finished this challenge after finishing writing the code for our robot. We also did a several other tasks and adjustment to our robot.