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 I see people show up to a competition with their masterpiece, and proud of it. They are inspired by what they have accomplished. To make it onto the field is a high-it is the culmination of the thousands of hours of dedication compromises and commitment. They feel on top of the world. That's FIRST. - fox46 [more] |
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Universal Robot Unvaling Thread
Although I created another version of this last year to no avail, this year I'm trying it again. From what I saw, the first few bots that had their pictures on CD were talked about infinitely. But then latter on, cooler ones and better ones were ignored. So here is my idea.
I think everyone should release their specs and pictures of their robot on a given date. You can ask and help other people and do everything else, just save the picts for latter so it's less likely people will copy, more likely to talk about all the robots, and create anticipation. Anyone agree?  Last edited by Joe Matt : 04-01-2003 at 22:25. 
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