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Re: Old Man Notices A Thing: Lots of Robot Names
If you ask me, this sounds like one of those ideas that looks good on paper, but in practice will make things even more confusing. Names are a lot easier to remember when you come up with them, and I can only really recall a few others.
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Re: Old Man Notices A Thing: Lots of Robot Names
343's students always name our robots and we generally try to name them something relavent to that specific robot, for example our 2015 robot is named Armstrong, it has big arms, our 06 robot is named cyclone, it has a spirally thingy that brings the balls from the floor intake to the shooter. I personally love the robots having their own unique names that make them easily identifiable and it allows for "dedication" to someone as we have done twice, 2010, John O'Connor, JOC, a former student who died in a car accident, and 2007, Andre, the janitor who helped us out ALOT.
I will say that I do not remember the names of other teams' robots and refer to them simply by team number then year, however I do know the robot names for most of our 17 competition robots and I refer to them by name most o the time. |
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Re: Old Man Notices A Thing: Lots of Robot Names
I have spoken to several alumni of other teams who refer to their teams robots by name in conversation. While the teams themselves are well known, stating the robot's name without a year for context means absolutely nothing to me. I may remember exactly what your robot looked like in 2010 but I haven't a clue what it was called.
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Re: Old Man Notices A Thing: Lots of Robot Names
STORM Robotics has been going in alphabetical order since our sophomore year as a team.
2009: Stormy 2010: Brave Beckham 2011: Crimson Claw 2012: Donald Duct 2013: Electra 2014: Fonzie 2015: Genesis 2016: Hephaestus |
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Re: Old Man Notices A Thing: Lots of Robot Names
From what I can remember...
1999: Crusher 2000: Cattywampus 2003: Little Box of Terror 2004: Monkey Business 2005: X-Factor 2006: Triple Threat 2007: Screwball 2008: Apex 2010: Serendipity 2011: Tower of Terror 2012: Echo Charlie 2013: Little Box of Terror 2 2015: DELTA 2016: Punch |
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Re: Old Man Notices A Thing: Lots of Robot Names
We generally take nominations around week 4 of build season, when the robot design is mostly finalized, and then do a name vote a couple weeks later. The name is usually some sort of pun.
2016: R.O.U.S. 2015:Totedile 2014: Ballbasaur 2013: Panda 2012: Bowser's Castle 2011: Dr. Aughn 2010: Caspian 2009: Archie 2008: Eddie (Edward Scissor Lift) |
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Re: Old Man Notices A Thing: Lots of Robot Names
We have always named the robot something Australian themed with the practice robot getting a "fun" name:
2010: Wombot 2011: That's Not a Knife (T-NAK) with mini-bot Spoon 2012 practice: Mothslayer 2012: MATE 2013 practice: 10Cims 2013: Ikara (throwing stick in an Aboriginal language) 2014 practice: Enterprise 2014: Maloo (thunder in an Aboriginal language) 2015 practice: Cockroach 2015: Kosciuszko (tallest mountain in Australia) 2015 WARC (China trip): Dapao (Cannon in Chinese) 2016 practice: Excali-plier 2016: Aragung (shield in an Aboriginal language) |
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