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Fusion 360 Tutorial: Motion Joints with Imported Components

Mike Lobsinger
in Modeling
5 0 Intermediate
In this Fusion 360 Tutorial we'll learn about importing components from other F360 files as well as external source and applying linear slider motion to those components. This tutorial goes into some detail on breaking down a imported STEP file from McMaster-Carr and converting it to components so that motion joints can be added to it. The example is of a drawer slide.
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First Robotic Competition #9690 Defuse Robotıcs

Eren Keskin
in Modeling
2 0 Intermediate
FRC Robot Mechanical Design: The Marvelous Dance of Technology With advancing technology, FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC) events have become a platform where young engineers and innovators showcase their talents. In this arena, the mechanical design of robots showcases a tremendous combination of engineering intelligence and creativity. When designing a robot for FRC, it's essential to consider the fundamental functions first. Speed, maneuverability, load-carrying capacity, and especially the design of specialized mechanisms to accomplish game tasks are important. While these mechanisms may be shaped around a theme, each presents an opportunity to solve complex engineering problems. The mechanical design process typically requires striking a balance between functionality and aesthetics. The robot's performance and durability are the primary focus of the design. However, the visual appeal of the robot is also a significant factor that reflects the team's identity. Colors, graphics, and external appearance enhance a robot's presence on the field and reflect team spirit. The mechanical design of an FRC robot involves integrating multiple components. Chassis, drive systems, lifting mechanisms, manipulators, and sensors must be integrated to form a cohesive structure. While each of these components is designed separately, they must also be compatible with each other. Using CAD (Computer-Aided Design) software in the design process allows for the virtual creation of complex parts and assemblies. This is an important tool for detecting and optimizing design errors. Additionally, prototyping and testing are integral parts of the design process. Observing the robot's performance in real-world conditions helps improve the design and optimize the final product. The mechanical design of an FRC robot goes beyond being just a competition machine. It's a platform where young engineers and future leaders develop their talents. Teamwork, problem-solving skills, and creativity are the cornerstones of this process. These designs, shaped around a new theme each year, are a magnificent example of pushing the boundaries of technology and humanity.
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