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Re: Winter War Zone/UTC Scrimmage February 18
From a scouting perspective this game seemed hard. While autonomous modes are easy enogh to record, figuring out teams strategies is more complicated because of the Offensive/Defensive periods. I noticed that in the final rounds it's challenging to see whether balls are shot from the robots or being thrown from human players on both sides.
On another note the accidental balls flying into the audience makes it pretty exciting. Oh and the periods pass quickly....good communicaion on alliances is essential in this game. |
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I'm surprised no one has mentioned this....
Congratulations to the winning alliance: 173, 716 and the rookie team 1784 from Litchfield, CT! All three robots were extremely strong and will be definite contenders at their regionals. It is also interesting to note that 126 seeded 4th with their 2005 robot. ;) |
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Thanks ya'll. Team #1784 The Litchbots had a famous time. We just have to piece our robot back together for shipping. Thanks again Housatonic, Aces, Rage, you guys are the best!!!!! http://www.aceshigh176.com/e107_plug...lbum=24&pos=42 |
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Seeing what our veterans come up with every year is always exciting, but seeing what the rookies do is even better! Congratulations to the Litchbots and we wish you and all the other rookies the best of luck this season!
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Re: Winter War Zone/UTC Scrimmage February 18
I have a question about the computers that were at the center stations... what was the purpose of them!?!?
i know they were running labview and "counting" but in one match it showed only 2 corner goals + 1 center goal scored but the allaince scored 30+ pts!?!? so were they there just for show or configuration!?! and will they be there at regionals??? |
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Who’s ready for videos!!?!?!?
ME! ME! Team 237 sent out Elgin Clock to record the event this past Saturday. Here is the first batch of videos, and there should be a second batch coming soon! WARNING: Each video is about 20 MBs and the page will take awhile to load. So sit back, grab your favorite build season drink, read your rule book, and be patient for the videos to load. Random Matches (Semis?): http://www.zippyvideos.com/305698015...6/utcscrim1v1/ http://www.zippyvideos.com/243288116...6/utcscrim2v1/ http://www.zippyvideos.com/634260504...6/utcscrim3v1/ Finals: http://www.zippyvideos.com/152156976...crimfinals1v1/ http://www.zippyvideos.com/241393201...crimfinals2v1/ **EDIT: Well I have been told some computers crashed due to the size, whoops.... ya i will post direct download links soon.** |
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The HP computers that are placed under the center players station is what does the counting for the corner and center goals. It is running an NI LabVIEW application that "takes the data being sent from the goals and converts it into a number". The 15" HP monitors, keyboards and mice will not be there during the competition season. The larger silver cases, which were done by Hatch Technologies, are the electronics consoles and are what directly connects the field electronics together, ties the field to the scoring computer, and communicates between your OI's and the Arena controllers. There are a set of each of these on both ends of the field.
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Re: Winter War Zone/UTC Scrimmage February 18
From UTC scrimmage also.. Backbot penalty video.
http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/sh...4&postcount=31 |
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