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Re: Ethics of 2 teams building 2 identical robots
So to clear up some confusion I have seen. Our coach is the same for both teams, and all the mentors are the same between the teams. Back in 2009 and 2010 the students and robots were completely separated, and this worked great on a people level but had robot problems because we didnt have enough space. Then this year, we had 2 great robots, but had major people issues. Also the 2 people that were switched were the 1510 mechanical and electrical lead. The designers and programmers gladly went to spectate, and we had some of our greatest spirit we had had in years at worlds because of them.
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All statements made are my own and not the feelings of any of my affiliated teams.
Teams 1510 and 2898 - Student 2010-2012
Team 4488 - Mentor 2013-2016
Co-developer of RobotDotNet, a .NET port of the WPILib.
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Adaptability is the key folks. Your job will not be the same 10 years from now (when I retire), or 20 years or 30 years from now. The tools and systems you use will change, and you must be able to adapt along with them. - Bill Moore [more] 
21-06-2012, 01:21
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