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The Solar Rollers - 2016


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Left to Right: Aundria Cohen, Justin S, Madison Dishman, Tori Guise
Not Pictured: James Wong, Stephen McCreight, Andrew Pereiro

Team Video


​The Solar Rollers' video submission for the 2016 Dream It Do It competition. Winner of the Industry Favorite category! Thanks to our mentors at Machining Training Solutions for helping us build our Solar Roller.

​Credits:
Script by: Madison Dishman, Tori Guise
Edited by: Justin S
Audio by: Madison Dishman
Filmed by: Aidan Ryan

Outreach


November 1 - Hagerty Robotics
All four student members and Justin presented the Solar Roller to Hagerty teams 4227 and 4717. We demonstrated the 500 cm run.
October 30 - HHS Programming Club
Tori Guise, Madison Dishman, Andrew Pereiro, Aundria Cohen and James S presented the Solar Roller during the HHS Programming Club meeting.
October 31 - Modeling and Simulation
Tori Guise, Madison Dishman, Aundria Cohen and Justin S presented the Solar Roller to Mrs. Spalding's level 3 Mod and Sim class. We demonstrated the 500 cm run across the floor of the classroom.

Build Process


The Solar Roller is made of scrap aluminum, a gearbox and motor from an old RC car, and recycled scooter wheels. We used 18650 batteries from an old laptop along with some solar panels from a backpack with a built-in recharging station. Mouse over a picture to learn more about it!
We met with our mentors, three employees of Machining Training Solutions, to plan the Solar Roller's design.
We used PTC Creo to model the Solar Roller before building it.
We used scrap aluminum to machine the chassis for the Solar Roller.
The body of the Solar Roller
We scavenged a motor and a gear box from an old RC car.
We used recycled Razor scooter wheels for the Solar Roller.
A side by side image of the RC car and our Solar Roller.
Fitting the recycled RC parts into the aluminum frame
We decided to cut down the aluminum parts to try and lessen the weight of the robot.
The finalized Solar Roller!
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  • About
    • Our Program
    • Competition Information
    • Coaches and Mentors
  • Team Pages
    • Metal Morhphosis
    • Mechromancers >
      • Website
      • 4717 Standings
      • 4717 Members
      • 25-26 Photos
    • Cyber Shock
    • Red Metal Jackets
    • The Water Dogs
    • Hagerty Robotics Juniors
    • Solar Rollers
  • Outreach Events
    • Summer Programs >
      • 3-8 Program
      • Recruitment Camp
    • 2022-23 Season Outreach
    • Outreach Archive
  • Sponsor Info
    • Sponsors
    • Sponsor Us!
  • Contact Us
  • Parent Info