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[[Category: RoboCup Mechanical]] [[Category: 2008]]

Revision as of 19:18, 14 April 2008

As part of the Robocup 2008 Mechanical, the Omni Wheels allow the robots to move in any direction at anytime.

2008 RoboJackets RoboCup Omni Wheel

Drawings

Materials

  • Body
    1. Aluminum 7075
      • 1/2"
      • 1/16"
  • Rollers
    1. Neoprene O-Rings
      • McMaster: Neoprene O-Ring AS568A Dash Number 012 (94115K012)
        • Pks of 100 for $2.87
        • Total Needed = (15*4*5)/100 = 3 + 1 = 4pks
    2. Aluminum 7075
      • 1/8"

Assembly Structure

Parts List

  1. 15 - Rollers (RC-2008-01-00)
    1. 1 - O-Ring (RC-2008-01-01)
    2. 1 - Roller Hub (RC-2008-01-02)
  2. 1 - Wheel Body (RC-2008-02-01)
  3. 1 - Plate (RC-2008-02-02)
  4. 1 - Ring / Axel (RC-2008-02-03)
  5. 3 - 6-32 1/4" Long (RC-2008-07-04)

Instructions

  1. Place 15 rollers on wire axle.
  2. Bend to circular shape.
  3. Drop in omni body.
  4. Place omni plate on omni body.
  5. Fasten using RC-2008-07-04

Parts & Components

Amounts are based on per robot. Materials are in sizes for prototyping not lowest cost per amount.

Stock

Plate - Wheel Plate
Vendor - McMaster-Carr
Part No. - 8885K13
Cost - $21.63
Description - Alloy 7075 Aluminum Sheet .063" Thick, 12" X 12"
Plate - Wheel Body
Vendor - McMaster-Carr
Part No. - 9037K21
Cost - $158.77
Description - Alloy 7075 Aluminum Sheet .500" Thick, 12" X 12"
Note: will look at thinner and optimize sheet size to a per robot amount
Shaft - Rollers
Vendor - McMaster-Carr
Part No. - 9063K243
Cost - $17.48
Description - Alloy 7075 Aluminum Precision Ground Rod 1/8" Diameter, 3' Length
Note: Usually ships within 2 weeks.

Fasteners

6-32 Low Head Socket Cap Screw
Vendor - McMaster-Carr
Part No. - 92220A141
Cost - $7.42 (packs of 25)
Description - Alloy Steel Low Head Socket Cap Screw 6-32 Thread, 1/4" Length
3/16" Dowel Pin
Vendor - MSC
Part No. - 88231758
Cost - $43.08 (per 100)
Description - Precision Ground Dowel Pins - Stainless Steel Type: Dowel Pin Diameter: 3/16 Overall Length: 1/4 Material: Stainless Steel - 416 SS Finish/Coating: Bright

Other

O-Ring (option 1)
Vendor - McMaster-Carr
Part No. - 94115K012
Cost - $2.87 (Pks of 100)
Quantity -
Description - Neoprene O-Ring AS568A Dash Number 012
O-Ring (option 2)
Vendor - McMaster-Carr
Part No. - 90025K137
Cost - $9.70 (Pks 100)
Quantity -
Description - Double Seal Buna-N O-Ring AS568A Dash Number 012
Axel / Wire
Vendor - McMaster-Carr
Part No. - 9666K69
Cost - $2.93
Description - 1080-1090 Carbon Steel Wire .059" Diameter, 1/4-lb Coil, 27' Coil

Fabrication

Omni Plates
Primary - Water Jetting
Notes - Alignment holes will need to be reamed out.
Omni Bodies
- Milling
Followed by press fitting in dowel pins.

Cost Estimates

Action Log

  1. 12/04/2007 - RC-2008-PO-02 - Purchase Order for Omni Roller Hub Samples (Option A & B).
  2. 12/14/2007 - RC-2008-PO-01 - Purchase Order for Omni Body Prototypes.
  3. 12/28/2007 - Fabrication of Omni Plates completed.
  4. 12/28/2007 - Full omni prototype completed.
    Notes - Very hard to get axle wire in to omni bodies must find new material.
  5. 12/28/2007 - Roller Option A revised and selected for prototype set.
    Notes - Option B (square) is cheaper and requires a costs analysis change in dimension and different roller material may be required.
  6. 12/29/2007 - RC-2008-PO-03 - Purchase Order for Omni Roller Hub (Rev 2).
  7. 12/31/2007 - Looking at 8867K25, 9495K92 for alternate wire.
  8. 01/29/2007 - Keeping original wire.
  9. 03/17/2008 - Investigating the use dowel pins to cut down on machining costs.
  10. 03/30/2008 - Designs are finalized and sent out to supplier.
    Notes - Dowel / locating pins, relaxing tolerances, a new supplier, and hex broaching our selves have brought down the machining cost to around $4 per body (prototype $53).