Behind the Bot 11970 Titanium Talons POWERPLAY Robot

11970 Titanium Talons has an incredible POWERPLAY robot as they showcase their sleek design and dive deep into their software including utilizing their camera on a turret to look back on the cones and for a color/distance sensor replacement which produces an 1+5 auto. Learn more about one of the top POWERPLAY teams on Behind the Bot.
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[@victorystar0360]

Wow what a cool robot, can't wait to see y'all compete this Saturday!

[@MrJasonacord]

Excellent Job!

[@robotkg6540]

Excellent Robot Titanium Talons!! Well thought through and amazing design. Where did you find the metal inserts you have on your Slides and what slides you are using long robotics?

[@timswartz4987]

Yes we are using LR 400s and we made those ourselves. If you want the file LMK, we have a plasma cutter at school but they could easily be waterjet cut. Kinda needs to be metal, but would recommend steel so it can be thin and tapped. we use a custom 3d print part that holds the pulley wheel and needs m3 and m4 tapped holes while the slide connections have slots to help line up.

[@washingtonrider211]

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