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Georgia Tech RescueBot ARLISS Comeback Competition 2013

Georgia Tech RescueBot ARLISS Comeback Competition 2013

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Page 1: Georgia Tech RescueBot ARLISS Comeback Competition 2013

Georgia Tech RescueBot

ARLISS Comeback Competition 2013

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ARLISS Competition 2012

• See website for videos

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Agenda

• Contest overview and rules

• Previous projects• This year’s

international project

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General “Stuff”

• Mid September in Black Rock Desert, NV

• Two competition classes– CanSat– Open

• Ninth year Georgia Tech has been involved

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To Win …

1. Survive launch2. Survive landing3. Autonomously move

toward target4. Stop within 50m

of target5. Prove the device moved

autonomously towards the target

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Class Requirements

• CanSat Class– Size and weight of Coke can

• Open Class– Fit in 5.75” diameter,

9.57” deep cylinder– Weigh less than 1050g

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Year One

• Only CanSat entry• Finished closest to target• Outside of 100m

(1350m)• Unable to prove

autonomous control

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During Launch … Year 2

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CanSat did not survive, and the parachute was lost

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Year Two - Rover

• CanSat entry• Open-Class entry– Wheeled rover– PIC18F452 microchip– Servomotors for drive

and steering

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Year Three

• CanSat entry• Open-Class entry– Tracked rover

• Rover did not move upon landing

• GPS antenna had shorted, drained battery

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Year Four

• Only Open Class entry

• Only one tire inflated, did not move upon landing

• Finished 3,000m from target

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Year Five

• Only Open-Class entry

• Two-wheeled rover

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Year Five Overview

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Year Five Circuit

GPS

BS2sx

USB Datalogger

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GPS Testing on La Playa

0.26

mil

es

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Year Five Results

• Landed 1.2km from target

• Did not move much due to bent axle

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Year Six

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Year Eight Results

• Survived impact without physical damage (encased wheels and shock absorbers)

• Did not move after landing

• Microprocessor appeared functional, but GPS not functional

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Year Nine Results

• Survived landing without major structural damage

• First launch, GPS unit broke• Second launch,

microprocessor battery depleted

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Year 10

• Boeing-sponsored expansion to Georgia-Tech-based club.

• Collaboration with international students– Hungary (Budapest University of Technology and Economics)– Greece (University of Patras)– South Korea (Kumoh National Institute of Technology)– India (Indian Institute of Technology Madras)

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Potential Concepts• Hopping rotochute• Glider• Blimp• Fanboat• Rolling propeller car• Wheeled rover• Tracked rover • …

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Team Subgroups• Electronic circuit design and construction• Hardware design and construction• Software – system integration• Software – guidance and control• Team coordination• Contest logistics

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Questions?