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DjMaddius 20-03-2010 08:45
Re: Detroit District 2010
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Chris Hibner (Post 939813)
We only "broke" one cRIO today. We got a loner, but we couldn't get that one to image. Therefore, we needed to get a 2nd one. It just took us about an hour to do the fix since the first loner didn't work.

(BTW: we got the loners from spare parts or pit admin. I'm not sure which. Our young guns did a good job of tracking down the spares - and fixing the robot. I'm really proud of our students today. They worked amazingly, especially considering the pressure. I hate that we missed a match, but I KNOW that the students that were involved in the fix learned a lot of great lessons that this competition can teach.)

Good luck to you guys tomorrow. We'll see you around.
Well, you dont learn anything from a good situation. Its the bad ones where you learn the most.

Joe J. 20-03-2010 18:06
Re: Detroit District 2010
 
To quote another mentor "Holy Red Card, Batman!" I counted 7 red cards today. 5 of which were in the eliminations.


But more importantly the teams were playing some real competitive Breakaway!

ATannahill 20-03-2010 19:11
Re: Detroit District 2010
 
There is no GM Industrial Design Award winner at http://www2.usfirst.org/2010comp/events/DT/awards.html, does anyone know who won?

Joe J. 20-03-2010 19:25
Re: Detroit District 2010
 
I'd venture to guess 67 won that award The Autodesk awards aren't given out at districts, I think the two got flipped.

nikeairmancurry 20-03-2010 20:47
Re: Detroit District 2010
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Joe J. (Post 940018)
I'd venture to guess 67 won that award The Autodesk awards aren't given out at districts, I think the two got flipped.
67 did win the design award..

UsmanB 20-03-2010 21:05
Re: Detroit District 2010
 
Which teams won? 1st, 2nd, 3rd?

Adam Freeman 20-03-2010 21:11
Re: Detroit District 2010
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by UsmanB (Post 940052)
Which teams won? 1st, 2nd, 3rd?
District Champions:

67, 51, 1023

District Finalists:

27, 201, 1

nikeairmancurry 20-03-2010 21:14
Re: Detroit District 2010
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by UsmanB (Post 940052)
Which teams won? 1st, 2nd, 3rd?
#1- 67/51/1023 Winners
#2- 27/201/1 Finals
#3- 70/245/2834 Semis
#4- 247/815/2175 Quarters
#5- 123/1528/818 Semis
#6- 3096/494/2851 Quarters
#7- 2620/903/440 Quarters
#8- 3115/1025/548 Quarters

npinage 20-03-2010 21:42
Re: Detroit District 2010
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Adam Freeman (Post 940057)
District Champions:

67, 51, 1023
Better known as team Hot Wings Express! For 1023 it was the first time we have ever won a competition, getting that banner was amazing. When we were selected it took it a good 15 minutes before it actually sunk in that we were in an alliance with HOT and Wings of Fire, and when we won we just stood there staring at the scoreboard for a couple of minutes. Our team was going crazy, it was a really good day. Thank you HOT and Wings of Fire for picking us as the third member of your alliance.

Karibou 20-03-2010 22:00
Re: Detroit District 2010
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Joe J. (Post 939995)
To quote another mentor "Holy Red Card, Batman!" I counted 7 red cards today. 5 of which were in the eliminations.


But more importantly the teams were playing some real competitive Breakaway!
This event was EXTREMELY competitive. I was incredibly impressed with the competition, and there were some extremely close matches. I feel like there were more than 7 red cards, though..."Holy Red Card, Batman!" indeed!

Congratulations 67, 51, and 1023, and also to finalists 27, 201, and 1! Also, congratulations to Chairman's recipient 27! Oh, and Rookie All-Star/Highest Rookie Seed winner 3175 (I'm proud of you, Knight Vision!)!

I had an ongoing "teams that are awesome" list going in my pit so that I would remember to thank all of them for the help (in advice, physical objects, spirit, and any other kind of help) that we received over the course of the event, but I didn't add anyone for today (I forgot :/) So from Thursday and Friday, I've got 201, 247, 3096, 3175, 1025, 313, 67 and 2851. Thank you all so much [:

Is there a list of the Woodie Flowers and Dean's List nominees floating around anywhere?

"Hey Detroittttttt..."

Alex Dinsmoor 20-03-2010 22:11
Re: Detroit District 2010
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Karibou (Post 940091)
This event was EXTREMELY competitive. I was incredibly impressed with the competition, and there were some extremely close matches. I feel like there were more than 7 red cards, though..."Holy Red Card, Batman!" indeed!

Congratulations 67, 51, and 1023, and also to finalists 27, 201, and 1! Also, congratulations to Chairman's recipient 27! Oh, and Rookie All-Star/Highest Rookie Seed winner 3175 (I'm proud of you, Knight Vision!)!

I had an ongoing "teams that are awesome" list going in my pit so that I would remember to thank all of them for the help (in advice, physical objects, spirit, and any other kind of help) that we received over the course of the event, but I didn't add anyone for today (I forgot :/) So from Thursday and Friday, I've got 201, 247, 3096, 3175, 1025, 313, 67 and 2851. Thank you all so much [:

Is there a list of the Woodie Flowers and Dean's List nominees floating around anywhere?

"Hey Detroittttttt..."
Hey What? :P

And your welcome :) The FEDS are always here for you!

kwotremb 21-03-2010 08:44
Re: Detroit District 2010
 
This event was a blast. Our team had a lot of fun and were glad 123 and 1528 picked us for a partner. We put up a good fight in the elimination rounds, but facing 67, 51, and 1023 in the semis was hard. It was a lot of fun to watch that finals. Hoping that finish was enough to get us to States. Also thanks team 548 for the Most Kickin' Robot award.

Just glad we figured out all of our issues and even got an autonomous going. It was fun to blast the balls across the entire field a couple of times.

After this event cant wait to see States!

Chris Hibner 21-03-2010 08:47
Re: Detroit District 2010
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by kwotremb (Post 940243)
Just glad we figured out all of our issues and even got an autonomous going. It was fun to blast the balls across the entire field a couple of times.
Would you mind sharing what that problems were, so we can all learn from them? I know you were saying you had a lot of communication problems in the previous district, so I would love to hear what was the problem and the solution.

johnr 21-03-2010 10:10
Re: Detroit District 2010
 
I was watching some of the webcast and thought there was a bot that had an active mechanism. I'm sorry i don't know the number but the top was yellow i think and it looked like a diving board that just keep bouncing up and down. I was hoping someone could clarify how that was legal. Could it be that the bounce was only 3 inches? Just saw a picture of bot -2834-in detroit news.

Alex Dinsmoor 21-03-2010 12:24
Re: Detroit District 2010
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by johnr (Post 940255)
I was watching some of the webcast and thought there was a bot that had an active mechanism. I'm sorry i don't know the number but the top was yellow i think and it looked like a diving board that just keep bouncing up and down. I was hoping someone could clarify how that was legal. Could it be that the bounce was only 3 inches? Just saw a picture of bot -2834-in detroit news.
It was just a board on a spring that was used to deflect balls coming down from the tower. It seemed to be on the spring because it would allow them to go under the tower if need be.

And I'm pretty sure it was only 3 inches after looking at it closely at the competitions.


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