[Ri3D] -- All teams -- Summary information please

[Alex Cormier]

Why isn't there a all video reveal video?

[Hallry]

Originally Posted by Alex Cormier

Why isn't there a all video reveal video?

Have any of the 11 teams released final reveal videos yet?

[cadandcookies]

Originally Posted by Hallry

Have any of the 11 teams released final reveal videos yet?

I can say for certain that 'Snow Problem has not. Ours will be released early next week, along with a video walkthrough of the robot and a technical paper.

[MaGiC_PiKaChU]

Not an official Ri3D team, but we did something similar in Canada (in french, sorry)
RobotIn100Hours

[JR0405]

Originally Posted by Hallry

Have any of the 11 teams released final reveal videos yet?

The first one has been posted by Team Ri3D 1.0

[Ginger Power]

The GreenHorns will have ours out tomorrow, with a white paper coming either tomorrow or the day following. I'm surprised that no team has put out a video yet!

[Hallry]

Originally Posted by JR0405

The first one has been posted by Team Ri3D 1.0

I knew I should've waited another hour before asking

[gorrilla]

Originally Posted by JR0405

The first one has been posted by Team Ri3D 1.0

Interesting, wish they had talked about it more instead of just doing a montage

[Dan Richardson]

Originally Posted by gorrilla

Interesting, wish they had talked about it more instead of just doing a montage

Originally Posted by Foster

From another thread:



I also appreciate all the information and hard work that all of the Ri3D teams are doing. But like Ether, watching hours and hours of video isn't possible. I also seem to look away at that "Ah ha" moment, so it goes by unnoticed.

So if there was an easy way for all the teams to respond to Ether's request, that would be great.

Thanks!

Thanks for the feedback! The YouTube channel is the "officially" released information. The playlists are the best bet for understanding the team's thought process.

The reveal is intended to be a celebration of the robot and the performance. For our thought process check out these videos!!

Game Piece Analysis and Strategy Planning Advice - https://youtu.be/Swp07m2xEhA?list=PL...xt2pck2Wt3K I

Day 1 Update - Lifting winch, flicker shooter, wheeled shooter, gear manipulator, and... velcro? https://youtu.be/m7RNTi1HI3Y?list=PL...xt2pck2Wt3K I

Day 2 Update - Single Wheel Shooter, Flipper Shooter/Double Wheel Shooter Discussion, and Gear Manipulator: https://youtu.be/cZTB4PnpgBk?list=PL...xt2pck2Wt3K I

Day 3 Update - Hopper Fuel Agitator, Rope Climber, and Gear Mechanism Updates: https://youtu.be/UIMjzOVA_dg?list=PL...xt2pck2Wt3K I

For a playlist of all of the teams daily updates check here:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?lis...dxxt2pck2Wt3KI

Each daily video summarizes the teams builds in to short form content. It's almost impossible to watch the streams for information.

At some point in the near future we will look at compositing these videos into longer segments however the best bet is to watch the daily videos.

[Chief Hedgehog]

What I can say for my FRC team - THANK GOD Ri3d is OVER ! - but I was sad to see them go...

It is a bit of a sacrifice to give up our shop and engineering lab for 3+ days, but it is something that 4607 and Becker Schools are committed to so that our local teams (and the rest of the FRC world) are able to benefit from. As much as I would like to keep all of these GreenHorns with us, they must go back to their lives.

It was a blast to have NDSU's Bison Robotics GreenHorns here for the 3rd year. To watch some of the best from MN and ND come together to build their machine was incredible. As the head coach from 4607 I was so happy to have my alum back - I wish I could keep them! But to talk with the kids (sorry, you are always going to be kids to me) from 3244, 2181, 4818, 2502, 3755, 1520, 4656, 3276, 4009, 4632, 5541, 2512, 3293 and the BEST alum - was incredible. To hear the excitement from each of them I talked to, to hear their stories from the teams that they came from was awesome. Such a great group.

To know that these young adults are this excited and ready to mentor is a testament to their generosity. What most don't realize is that these people gave up their last weekend of Winter Break to camp out (and most gave up their first two days of classes), stay up for an ungodly amount of time, and put together a complete robot that will benefit so many teams. The best part is that most of these GreenHorns will be volunteering at MN FRC Regionals this year - so they completely understand how difficult it is to build this year's robot!

They were incredible and left no mess whatsoever. I cannot thank GreenHorns enough for the inspiration that they have provided the last few years. A special Thanks to Jesse and Tyler as they led this year's endeavor - and seeing the final product, it was an amazing success!

And to the rest of the Ri3d teams - I understand your sacrifices and thank you as well; I truly believe that you are raising the bar for FRC across the board.

~Coach Jurek