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Possible 2008 Competition?
Okay, okay. This may be a strecth, but check this out. Ok, last year, at the end of kickoff, everyone was climbing on a tetra, right? And now, the robots have to climb each other. Right? Well, at the end of this years kickoff, they were chillin in a body of water. Is this a possible clue for next year? I want responses!
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I don't think it's a clue. If Dave says otherwise, I'll call for a jello/Krispy Kreme game. |
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Eh, well... It was a good idea. And I would love a krispy kreme game. First HP to eat all the doughnuts gets to battle with the robot!
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-dave |
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I would love to have a Battlebots year...that would rock so hard!
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Our team puts way too much time, effort, money, and love into our bots to get them cut in half by a buzzsaw.
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why would there be a water game if we still have so many problems on land? There is an immense ammount of tasks that are needed to be done on land and we're already going to water? not gonna happen, plus think of the safety issue...imagine that big pool or w/e breaking open. (Happened at a hobby show in November 2005) IMO the end of the kick-off was to throw us off or mess with us ;)
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If you want to learn and be inspired in science and engineering join FIRST, if you want to just destroy things go to a junkyard, battlebots may be exciting but they get destroyed and all you learn is basically that machines are for destroying things. FIRST has an educational base and it's not completly about building robots. FIRST is a sport with robot, Battle bots is like wrestling robots.
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alright, I have been chastised...let's get back on topic.
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It isn't some evil form of robotics, it's another way to get involved and learn. While the specific goals of each respective event are quite different, they teach many of the same things. Each have their strengths, each have their weaknesses, but they both can, and have been in my case, be valuable educational experiences. If you'd like to become better informed on the subject you seem to dislike, these links may come in handy. BattlebotsIQ Robot Fighting League For an event near you The Builders Database The frightening thing about all this is that from what I've seen in the robot combat community, FIRST is respected and builders are encouraged to mentor or join local FIRST teams. Here, there's an unsettling amount of hatred of the robot combat world. What I'd really like to see would be some San Francisco area teams getting together with Dave Calkins and getting a FIRST arena setup at RoboGames. |
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no water...no brain lol
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