On second thought guys, let's stop being so negative. I'll try a different approach: you don't have to be done with the robot until ship, which is just under five weeks away. It's impressive that you think you're done now, and all the more impressive to see that from such a young team. But like I said before, you don't have to be done until you actually ship. Presumably you don't want to ship now, and you don't want to just sit around for the next five weeks and wait for ship day.
So go do some testing. Perfect your code, perfect your hybrid mode. If you're just herding the ball, think about how you might want to try some hurdling. If there are any parts of your robot that are 'jank' (not done to a high standard of quality), you have the time to redo them. If you want some machining done, call up some local machine shops and see if they can donate some machine time. Re-read the rules and make sure that you comply with all of them. Work on Dean's homework! Raise some money for next year!
FIRST isn't a race... at least build season isn't! If this is a hoax, congratulations. If this is for real, I'd love to see it. But even the legendary robots often aren't done until the ship date or a few days beyond.
My point is, if you think you're done when nobody else is, reconsider your definition of done. (It's the math test paradigm: if you finish twenty minutes before everyone else, check the back
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FIRST isn't (all) about building robots, and it certainly isn't about building robots quickly. Go back and see what more there is for you and your team to learn.