FMS Software

[MrTechCenter]

Originally Posted by madhav

Thanks for your quick reply!

What I'm trying to do is avoid renting anything. I'm trying to design an off season event that is low cost and is able to provide the same services as an FRC event. I'm willing to develop some software if more people were interested in it.

I don't think you'll need to develop your own software. Chezy Arena will cover pretty much everything (field management, match schedule generator, auxiliary, etc.) when it's released. We plan on using it at our offseason competition in September. If it's not available we will be using O!FMS (Open FMS). All you need to use either of these systems is a couple of Ethernet switches, a router equal to or greater than the Linksys one used in the 2010 season, and several Ethernet cables.

[madhav]

Originally Posted by MrTechCenter

I don't think you'll need to develop your own software. Chezy Arena will cover pretty much everything (field management, match schedule generator, auxiliary, etc.) when it's released. We plan on using it at our offseason competition in September. If it's not available we will be using O!FMS (Open FMS). All you need to use either of these systems is a couple of Ethernet switches, a router equal to or greater than the Linksys one used in the 2010 season, and several Ethernet cables.

I'm waiting eagerly for Chezy Arena to be released.

You mentioned O!FMS, is there a page where I can find it?

[MrTechCenter]

Originally Posted by madhav

I'm waiting eagerly for Chezy Arena to be released.

You mentioned O!FMS, is there a page where I can find it?

I messaged you.

[AllenGregoryIV]

Originally Posted by madhav

You mentioned O!FMS, is there a page where I can find it?

For completeness, here is a thread that includes some details about O!FMS.

This website has details as well.
https://sites.google.com/a/waltonrob...eld-technology

[TheBassett]

Originally Posted by madhav

You mentioned O!FMS, is there a page where I can find it?

I messaged you about O!FMS!

Also, we plan to be publicly releasing it soon with it's new feature set, just FYI.

- Alex

[brennonbrimhall]

Originally Posted by MrTechCenter

I don't think you'll need to develop your own software. Chezy Arena will cover pretty much everything (field management, match schedule generator, auxiliary, etc.) when it's released. We plan on using it at our offseason competition in September. If it's not available we will be using O!FMS (Open FMS). All you need to use either of these systems is a couple of Ethernet switches, a router equal to or greater than the Linksys one used in the 2010 season, and several Ethernet cables.

It looks like there's a video demo of real time scoring and associated ref controls available here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zohhBfrRe6s.

[Pat Fairbank]

Originally Posted by brennonbrimhall

It looks like there's a video demo of real time scoring and associated ref controls available here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zohhBfrRe6s.

That's just something we whipped up for our informal scrimmage the week before Championship. The actual interface in Cheesy Arena will be different.

We're looking at releasing it sometime around Chezy Champs, as we won't be able to do rigorous testing until the event itself and don't want to release an unfinished product.