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Re: What did you learn in todays scrimmages?
1. the arm operator and the driver need to communicate with each other well. ie: If the driver is heading to wards the human loading stating, be sure to tell the arm operator to put arm in appropriate position.
2. I send the 2 minutes is not a lot of time and tetra stacking is difficult. There is not much margin for mistake if team are hoping to stack tetras one at a time. we mostly only got 1 stack, and never got more than 3.
3. have the "mentor" position keep a close eye on the clock while looking at who owns what rows.
4. Our robot can lift an entire 5' goal and vision tetra off the ground. 
Edit: We were at the Robot Ruckus scrimmage at Colonial High School in Orlando.
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Last edited by Barry Bonzack : 19-02-2005 at 20:49.
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the robot is never done that it just evolves less rapidly - sporno [more] 
19-02-2005, 20:08
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