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OSE Dev Team Meeting Agenda

Tue Oct 24, 2017

1 PM CST USA time

  1. Intro
    1. Time Sheet for new peeps
  2. Poduct Demos
    • Robotic Tractor
    • GPS tractor
    • MicroTrac
    • Bucket
    • Hydronic Stove
  3. Work Allocation
  4. Task Allocation
    • Note taker
    • Meeting Working Doc
    • Burndown Master

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Notes

  • OSE Linux used for workshop build
  • UEFI/BIOS Boot Loader compatibility issues need more instruction and possible resolutions.
  • Long term Schedule after tractor workshop is more open besides international trips.
  • Potential South OSE branch in Central and South America
  • HeroX platform usage testing and expansion
  • Improving Developer Recruitment and Management via timesheets
  • MicroTrac detail updates in CAD
  • Gazebo Open Source Vehicle Simulator being used for microtrac testing see slide
  • Vibratory Plow design use ½” plate, more eccentricity for weight, see slide
  • New style of motors on microtrac and valve system allows faster speed for microtrac 3 or 9MPH in series
  • Right angle fittings under tracks are tight maybe motor turn downward to make routing less likely to get damaged
  • Motor mount box clearance on top or bottom
  • Larger existing motors are reused on the bigger LifeTrac
  • Bobcat Quick Attach may need more bracing between plates
  • Second Power Cube and control mounting ergonomics for walk behind operation
  • Power Cube frame to 13” from ~10” to fit motor easy
  • Quick Attach arm mount points could be reshaped to round off corners leaving ¾” material around hole in ½” plate is sufficient
  • Cylinders for QAttach are larger with 1” pin mount holes matching other hole mounts
  • Some new DXF’s need to be made for parts that are being made in workshop, some existing parts are being reused.
  • Continued long term work on OSE Coin that returns dividends to members discussion on slack channel https://join.slack.com/t/osedevorg/shared_invite/enQtMjUxNjkxNjgyNjQ2LWUxMmFkNTMwZWNlNGFkYTNmMzYwNjRmOWUzYjNlYWQ1MTlhMjk4NmQ2MGRlMTg2MmIxZjIwYTdlYWEzYTI0N2Q
  • LifeTrac - 1. Narrow loader arms to fit Bobcat quick attach 2. Fit 36” cylinder 3. Fit 24” cylinder. -Abe
  • Microtrac - 1. 1” pin holes, 2. Trim mount of quick attach 3. Trim motor mount 4. Generate fab drawings
  • Availability for CAD work assignments for tractors Abe, Dixon, Roberto
  • FreeCAD OSEDev WB work in python http://opensourceecology.org/wiki/OSEDev_Workbench - Oliver
  • Make Fab drawings with dimensions for visual build instructions to be used in workshop see next slide
  • Find old instructions or create or break down components into sub parts for making fabrication drawings
  • Still need solution or work arounds for USB connectivity issue in OSE Linux for using arduino and 3DP software chain

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Dimensional Drawings/Fab Drawings Coordination - work with the Master CAD Checklist to upload files

  1. Frame -
  2. Loader arms - roberto
  3. Power Cube Frame -
  4. Sprocket -
  5. Tensioner - current MT - for the 15.9 cu in motor - roberto
  6. Tensioner - few versions back on MT - for 45 cu in motor
  7. Idler - roberto
  8. QA plate cylinder mounts - roberto
  9. Small Power Cube Frame - roberto
  10. Power Cube Coupler - -

Second Tier

  • Bucket -Dixon + Friends
  • Teeth on bucket - Dixon + Friends (only shaft populating?)
  • Track pieces - Dixon + Friends

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MicroTrac

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Robotic Tractor

  • Matt Log
  • Repo + Gazebo links

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Vibratory plow

Prior work

Major changes:

  • More efficient eccentric weight mount
  • Change plane of vibration
  • More modular
  • Style after subsoiler
  • Reusable shaker assembly

Make the shank 1” thick

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Questions/Comments

  • MT Motor hose routing looks better underneath for front power cube. Above debris caught in tracks may more likely to cause damage in the tight space.
  • Can we reduce the length of the QA female plate in order to fit the commercial QA male plates? The length of the commercial QA female plate is 45”, and instead of fit it to the bucket, we can fit it to the QA male plates.-roberto
  • Just from looking at the MT CAD that toothbar looks time-consuming to build. I think cutting a sheet in half with a tooth pattern such that you make two bars might be faster and almost as effective. Not sure how fast a human could cut that obviously for CNC that would be easy. Maybe cutting it out of thinner material and then bolting both pieces to the bucket would work ok too.