08-12-2010, 16:21
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Re: Collegiate FIRST competition
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Originally Posted by Akash Rastogi
I agree with what Adam has said here. I am currently not involved in FIRST while at college because I was one of the people that did not really like the community aspect of the team. I wanted to focus on building the best machine possible, but community involvement always seemed to get in the way. A college competition based solely around the machine would be more inviting for serious engineering students.
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You mean like the Vex Robotics College Challenge? The competition exists, is challenging on both a mechanical and software front, and has had a few years of success behind it. There aren't many other college level head-to-head robotics competition models, so it has a pretty neat niche.
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