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2016: Spanish Inquisition
2017: Hangry
-2018: Revy the riveter
+2018: Revy the Riveter
2019: OOWA
2020: Sandcrawler
-2021: x
-2022: x
-2023:
-2024:
+2021: Sandcrawler Again
+2022: Lanky
+2023: Lockpick
+2024: Beyonce
+2025: Radek
https://beavertronics5970.wixsite.com/bhs-robotics/robots
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+ We had to swap Radek's drivetrain to from swerve to a kitbot drivebase with very little turnaround due to shipping delays. The latching deep climb, based
+ heavily on the Everybot, scored well. The signature bucket arm was designed to allow space for a central climb while still ferrying coral from
+ the back of the robot to the front. On our plywood test reef, this worked great, but the real reef was a lot more bouncy and we spend a lot of time
+ trying to figure out how to prevent coral from bouncing out.
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+ We had to swap Radek's drivetrain to from swerve to a kitbot drivebase with very little turnaround due to shipping delays. The latching deep climb, based
+ heavily on the Everybot, scored well. The signature bucket arm was designed to allow space for a central climb while still ferrying coral from
+ the back of the robot to the front. On our plywood test reef, this worked great, but the real reef was a lot more bouncy and we spend a lot of time
+ trying to figure out how to prevent coral from bouncing out.
+
+