Your favorite auton?
 

Saw threads for favorite robots floating around the past few weeks, so how about your favorite autonomous period robots?

A couple of personal favorites:

2826 2015: The only 3-can, 3-tote autos I've ever seen. It also led straight into their teleop routine, with the cans being dropped on each six-stack.

254 2016: A two-ball auto over most of the defenses is pretty impressive, and this also speaks to how fast that shooter can lock onto the high goal.

Re: Your favorite auton?
 

254's 3-ball auton with 2848's pick against 1114's blocker auton in 2014: Einstein Finals Match 3.

Re: Your favorite auton?
 

Running into the wall full speed, doing doughnuts for 15 solid seconds are fun to watch. 987 2015 maaaaaan that thing was insane. From 6ft in the air to whipping back like 12ibs of cans in what .25 seconds? Nuts

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Always loved watching 246's three tote on Carson last year. It's just so cool to watch.
246 2015

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2826 2015: The only 3-can, 3-tote autos I've ever seen.

2054 and 4613 both also had pretty cool and innovative 3-can, 3-tote autos.
2054 2015
4613 2015

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Have to say mine is 111 from 2003. First year of auto, and they came out of the gate flying. It's one of the major reasons that they took home the gold that year. Einstein Semis 1 Match 1.

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That landfill auto by 118 though...

118 2015

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I'm a big fan of 2046's auto this year, mostly because their tracking caused it to wander all over the courtyard as it finally found its destination. It did a cute little wiggle as it lined up on the batter,and stopped at nothing.

Totally not a biased opinion here :P

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971 from 2016 look at world videos their 2 ball auto was flawless

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It isn't exactly one robot's routine, but 2007 IRI QF 2 match 1 is amazing.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U02DOVK0mFQ

This was long before the 'rio series of robot controllers. The "rack" was randomly positioned so you couldn't just run the exact same auto and score every time. There were vision targets, but vision tracking was extremely difficult and very few teams attempted it.
According to our mentors, that was one of the only times we scored during auto that year