FTC:Subsystems - Revision history

Leigha at 03:59, 16 July 2022

2022-07-16T03:59:00Z

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	Subsystems are parts of every FTC robot created to complete specific tasks. Subsystems are considered separate from the [[drivetrain]] because they control the functions of the robot rather than the movement. For example, the drivetrain allows for movement around the field, while subsystems complete specific parts missions through grabbing, lifting, collecting, pushing, and more. Each year the game changes with the theme for that year. Because of this, new subsystems are made each year to best fit/complete those missions.		Subsystems are parts of every FTC robot created to complete specific tasks. Subsystems are considered separate from the [[FTC:Drivetrain\|drivetrain]] because they control the functions of the robot rather than the movement. For example, the drivetrain allows for movement around the field, while subsystems complete specific parts missions through grabbing, lifting, collecting, pushing, and more. Each year the game changes with the theme for that year. Because of this, new subsystems are made each year to best fit/complete those missions.

	There are many different types of subsystems. There are overarching groups for subsystems that are organized by the task they accomplish, for example, grabbing or lifting. Then within each group, there are specific subsystems that can be built.		There are many different types of subsystems. There are overarching groups for subsystems that are organized by the task they accomplish, for example, grabbing or lifting. Then within each group, there are specific subsystems that can be built.

Leigha at 19:06, 18 June 2022

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	== Planning for Subsystems ==		== Planning for Subsystems ==
	There are many different part providers and [[FTC:Hardware#Vendors\|vendors]] that specialize in parts for different types of subsystems. Finding the best part for the job is very beneficial for teams. Whenever building or implementing a subsystem for the robot, always make sure to plan out everything by using a [[Strategy\|strategic]] approach to avoid as many potential complications as possible. Subsystems will also take much less time to get working properly if they are planned out ahead of time. Lack of planning can also cause issues such as problems with weight distribution. If the weight distribution is uneven, there can be inconsistencies with strafing and the ability to drive straight. However, strategically assembling the robot and the different subsystems will make sure the weight distribution is even since subsystems take up a lot of weight and space on the robot. In conclusion, make sure to always plan out everything within your robot to avoid any complications with driving, space, and more.		There are many different part providers and [[FTC:Hardware#Vendors\|vendors]] that specialize in parts for different types of subsystems. Finding the best part for the job is very beneficial for teams. Whenever building or implementing a subsystem for the robot, always make sure to plan out everything by using a [[FTC:Strategy\|strategic]] approach to avoid as many potential complications as possible. Subsystems will also take much less time to get working properly if they are planned out ahead of time. Lack of planning can also cause issues such as problems with weight distribution. If the weight distribution is uneven, there can be inconsistencies with strafing and the ability to drive straight. However, strategically assembling the robot and the different subsystems will make sure the weight distribution is even since subsystems take up a lot of weight and space on the robot. In conclusion, make sure to always plan out everything within your robot to avoid any complications with driving, space, and more.

	==Additional Resources==		==Additional Resources==
	==References==		==References==
	<references />		<references />

Leigha at 04:28, 14 April 2022

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	Subsystems are parts of every FTC robot created to complete specific tasks. Subsystems are considered separate from the [[drivetrain]] because they control the functions of the robot rather than the movement. For example, the drivetrain allows for movement around the field, while subsystems complete specific parts missions through grabbing, lifting, collecting, pushing, and more. Each year the game changes with the theme for that year. Because of this, new subsystems are made each year to best fit/complete those missions.		Subsystems are parts of every FTC robot created to complete specific tasks. Subsystems are considered separate from the [[drivetrain]] because they control the functions of the robot rather than the movement. For example, the drivetrain allows for movement around the field, while subsystems complete specific parts missions through grabbing, lifting, collecting, pushing, and more. Each year the game changes with the theme for that year. Because of this, new subsystems are made each year to best fit/complete those missions.

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	Subsystems are parts of every FTC robot created to complete specific tasks. Subsystems are considered separate from the [[drivetrain]] because they control the functions of the robot rather than the movement. For example, the drivetrain allows for movement around the field, while subsystems complete specific parts missions through grabbing, lifting, collecting, pushing, and more. Each year the game changes with the theme for that year. Because of this, new subsystems are made each year to best fit/complete those missions.		Subsystems are parts of every FTC robot created to complete specific tasks. Subsystems are considered separate from the [[drivetrain]] because they control the functions of the robot rather than the movement. For example, the drivetrain allows for movement around the field, while subsystems complete specific parts missions through grabbing, lifting, collecting, pushing, and more. Each year the game changes with the theme for that year. Because of this, new subsystems are made each year to best fit/complete those missions.

Leigha at 04:27, 14 April 2022

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	Subsystems are parts of a robot created to complete specific tasks. Subsystems are considered separate from the [[drivetrain]] because they control the functions of the robot rather than the movement. For example, the drivetrain allows for movement around the field, while subsystems complete specific missions through grabbing, lifting, collecting, pushing, and more. Each year the ~~tasks change~~ with the theme for that year. Because of this, new subsystems are made each year to best fit/complete those missions.		Subsystems are parts of every FTC robot created to complete specific tasks. Subsystems are considered separate from the [[drivetrain]] because they control the functions of the robot rather than the movement. For example, the drivetrain allows for movement around the field, while subsystems complete specific parts missions through grabbing, lifting, collecting, pushing, and more. Each year the game changes with the theme for that year. Because of this, new subsystems are made each year to best fit/complete those missions.

			There are many different types of subsystems. There are overarching groups for subsystems that are organized by the task they accomplish, for example, grabbing or lifting. Then within each group, there are specific subsystems that can be built.

	=== Grabbers ===		=== Grabbers ===

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			\|title= Robot Subsystems in FTC - Project Robotica
			\|keywords= FTC, FIRST Tech Challenge, Hardware, Subsystems, drivetrain, lift, collectors, dispensers
			\|description= Subsystems are the base systems of a robot. From lifts to drivetrains and collectors to dispensers, learn all about them here!
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Jamie at 17:59, 2 October 2021

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	Subsystems are parts of a robot created to complete specific tasks. Subsystems are considered separate from the drivetrain because they control the functions of the robot rather than the movement. For example, the drivetrain allows for movement around the field, while subsystems complete specific missions through grabbing, lifting, collecting, pushing, and more. Each year the tasks change with the theme for that year. Because of this, new subsystems are made each year to best fit/complete those missions.		Subsystems are parts of a robot created to complete specific tasks. Subsystems are considered separate from the [[drivetrain]] because they control the functions of the robot rather than the movement. For example, the drivetrain allows for movement around the field, while subsystems complete specific missions through grabbing, lifting, collecting, pushing, and more. Each year the tasks change with the theme for that year. Because of this, new subsystems are made each year to best fit/complete those missions.

	=== Grabbers ===		=== Grabbers ===
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	== Planning for Subsystems ==		== Planning for Subsystems ==
	There are many different part providers and vendors that specialize in parts for different types of subsystems. Finding the best part for the job is very beneficial for teams. Whenever building or implementing a subsystem for the robot, always make sure to plan out everything by using a strategic approach to avoid as many potential complications as possible. Subsystems will also take much less time to get working properly if they are planned out ahead of time. Lack of planning can also cause issues such as problems with weight distribution. If the weight distribution is uneven, there can be inconsistencies with strafing and the ability to drive straight. However, strategically assembling the robot and the different subsystems will make sure the weight distribution is even since subsystems take up a lot of weight and space on the robot. In conclusion, make sure to always plan out everything within your robot to avoid any complications with driving, space, and more.		There are many different part providers and [[FTC:Hardware#Vendors\|vendors]] that specialize in parts for different types of subsystems. Finding the best part for the job is very beneficial for teams. Whenever building or implementing a subsystem for the robot, always make sure to plan out everything by using a [[Strategy\|strategic]] approach to avoid as many potential complications as possible. Subsystems will also take much less time to get working properly if they are planned out ahead of time. Lack of planning can also cause issues such as problems with weight distribution. If the weight distribution is uneven, there can be inconsistencies with strafing and the ability to drive straight. However, strategically assembling the robot and the different subsystems will make sure the weight distribution is even since subsystems take up a lot of weight and space on the robot. In conclusion, make sure to always plan out everything within your robot to avoid any complications with driving, space, and more.

	==Additional Resources==		==Additional Resources==
	==References==		==References==
	<references />		<references />

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Subsystems are parts of a robot created to complete specific tasks. Subsystems are considered separate from the drivetrain because they control the functions of the robot rather than the movement. For example, the drivetrain allows for movement around the field, while subsystems complete specific missions through grabbing, lifting, collecting, pushing, and more. Each year the tasks change with the theme for that year. Because of this, new subsystems are made each year to best fit/complete those missions.

=== Grabbers ===

* [[Pincher]]
* [[One Joint Arm]]

=== Lifts ===

* [[Drawer Slide]]
* [[REV Linear Slide Lift]]
* [[Scissor Lift]]
* [[Rack and Pinion]]

=== Collectors ===

* [[Vertical Wheels]]
* [[Horizontal Wheels]]
* [[Conveyor Belt: Vertical and Angled]]
* [[Spinners/Tubing Intake]]
* [[Materials for Collectors]]

=== Launchers ===

* [[Double Flywheel]]
* [[Single Flywheel]]

=== Arms ===

* [[Single Joint Arm]]
* [[Multi-Axis/Joint Arm]]
* [[Static Arms]]

== Planning for Subsystems ==
There are many different part providers and vendors that specialize in parts for different types of subsystems. Finding the best part for the job is very beneficial for teams. Whenever building or implementing a subsystem for the robot, always make sure to plan out everything by using a strategic approach to avoid as many potential complications as possible. Subsystems will also take much less time to get working properly if they are planned out ahead of time. Lack of planning can also cause issues such as problems with weight distribution. If the weight distribution is uneven, there can be inconsistencies with strafing and the ability to drive straight. However, strategically assembling the robot and the different subsystems will make sure the weight distribution is even since subsystems take up a lot of weight and space on the robot. In conclusion, make sure to always plan out everything within your robot to avoid any complications with driving, space, and more.

==Additional Resources==
==References==
<references />

FTC:Subsystems - Revision history

Leigha at 03:59, 16 July 2022

Leigha at 19:06, 18 June 2022

Leigha at 04:28, 14 April 2022

Leigha at 04:28, 14 April 2022

Leigha at 04:27, 14 April 2022

Ian: added seo

Jamie at 17:59, 2 October 2021

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