CJT-Robotics
CJT-Robotics
Our Robot 'Error 404'
We are a group of around ten high school students who are building robots to compete in the GermanOpen and the world championship. The category in which we are participating is called Robots Rescue League (RRL). The aim is to develop a robot that is capable of driving into potentially dangerous terrain, for example, destroyed houses after an earthquake, and check for survivors. We are the only school that has ever participated in these championships for a dozen years. We are currently working on the robot named 'Error 404'. This name corresponds to the phrase 'Error 404 Robot not Found'. The history behind this name is that we started working on this robot just before the Robocup started, so we went there with a robot that basically didn’t exist.
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We extend our heartfelt appreciation to Siemens for providing us
with the cutting-edge IPC (Industrial PC) that has significantly
enhanced our technological capabilities. With Siemens' advanced
technology and reliability, we have been able to achieve new
heights in our projects.
To learn more about Siemens and discover their wide range of
innovative solutions, visit their today!
We would like to express our sincere gratitude to ROBOTIS from South Korea for providing us with cutting-edge robot actuators. Thanks to their generosity, we are able to build our robotic arm. ROBOTIS actuators play a crucial role in the precision and performance of our project. We deeply value our partnership with ROBOTIS and look forward to continued success together.
To learn more about the ROBOTIS and explore a diverse product line-up of robot actuators, visit their website!
We would like to express our sincere gratitude to Faulhaber for
providing us with top-notch motors that power our innovative
projects. Their precision and reliability have greatly contributed
to our success.
To learn more about Faulhaber and explore their wide range of
high-performance drive systems, visit their website!
We would like to extend our sincere gratitude to Emuge for
graciously sponsoring us with a generous donation. Emuge's
commitment to innovation and excellence is evident in their
generous donation, which has made a significant impact on our
success. We take pride in having Emuge as a partner by our side
and look forward to continuing to excel together.
To learn more about Emuge, visit their website!
We would like to express our sincere gratitude to Prof. May and
the ohm University of Applied Sciences in Nuremberg for their
invaluable assistance. Their guidance and expertise have been
instrumental in our success.
To learn more about the ohm University of Applied Sciences and
explore their programs, visit their website!
We extend our heartfelt appreciation to 3Dconnexion for their
support with their 3D mouse, "SpaceMouse." Their contribution has
been invaluable in enhancing our capabilities and efficiency in
creating our 3D models. 3Dconnexion's dedication to providing
innovative tools for design professionals is evident in the
exceptional quality and performance of the SpaceMouse. We are
truly grateful for their partnership and look forward to continued
collaboration and success together.
To learn more about their products, follow the link!
Would you like to support us with your company? We are currently seeking sponsors to support our robot! Your name could appear here and on the robot, alongside other renowned companies already involved in our project. Feel free to get in touch with us to learn more about our sponsorship opportunities!
Send an eMailTo participate at the RoboCup, each team must submit a Team Description Paper. This paper contains information how the Robot is built and what software is used so the reader would be able to construct a similar robot.
Open TDPA lot of parts of the robot a 3D-printed and therefore modelled in before. An example for this is the suspension system, that was custom created to make sure it will withstand the mechanical forces. If are interested in these models, you can follow the link below.
Open Model-FolderA lot of Photos and Videos were created during the competitions to better visualize the performance of the robot in difficult terrain. The Folder also contains technical photos that display its dimensions.
For more more detailed information about our hardware and software please visit the Wikis provided here. For more information feel free to contact us at contact@cjt-robotics.de
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On our YouTube channel, we upload videos of our robot at competitions, during the development phase, and its testing. To watch them, click the button!
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We publish our programs used for our robot on our GitHub profile. Additionally, it is documented for self-use or further expansion. To learn more, click the button!
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