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 Including the Kinect in the kit a parts is actually an evil plan. The programers are going to spend all their time playing with the Kinect. In competition the robot is just to sit there because it will not have a program. :ahh: - FrankJ [more] |
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Our team divides itself into groups depending on that group's job. We have a web group, animation group, literary, chairmans, art, administrative, build, etc. Students can join any or all groups that interest them. We had members of the team, myself included, that had very little to do with the design or operation of the robot. Instead, they worked on the animation or website, or designed our tie-dye shirts. This way, students who may not be interested in the engineering side are still able to be productive parts of the team.
After all, there's more to FIRST than just robots. 
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