The task of this contest was to construct a robot, that could sort all coins of a currency and optionally counts them.
My bot leaves the count a human and dedicates completely the sorting. The coins skid down a ramp, that reduces so far, so that the biggest coin just fits through. Then the floor drops out, only on the sides two small trackages remain, on which the biggest coin skids into the box, but the smaller one falls through.
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The coins slide down different slopings in a serious and are sorted at the adequate point. | |
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The chain consits of two 2er-bars (1 hole) one upon the other, which are connected with rotatable angles. | |
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On each side there is a motor unit, because the chain can be moved only heavily. | |
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The chain is pressed flat on the back with the help of two springs. | |
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Sortation of 2 Euro | |
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Sortation of 1 Euro | |
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Sortation of 50 Cent | |
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Sortation of 10 Cent | |
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The exact construction of the 10 Cent sortation | |
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Sortation of 5 Cent | |
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The exact construction of the 5 Cent sortation | |
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Sortation of 20 Cent | |
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Sortation of 2 Euro (and by this also 1 Cent) | |
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This is the trophy for the second price, which I won. However there was only one opponent... | |
