Proudest Moment

[russell]

Testing my limits using a pot on our final robot. Nothing very complex, but after all my endless hours of programming for the camera we never did get to actually test it because I was too busy to consider where to mount it! Thats going to be a task for thursday at our regional. But yeah watching my limits working perfectly the first time I tested them was pretty cool. Especially because I designed our entire superstructure and arm, and did about 2/3 of the work on them and they worked also. Its times like those that make all the stress and whatnot worth it.

[Arefin Bari]

... when the student built robot started running around and started capping goals. I couldn't just believe my eyes and think that I actually worked on that robot for the past 6 weeks and it does what it's suppose to do.

[Shu Song]

After 3 hours of mauling over why the CMU cam doesn't work, finally realizing the back up battery wasn't plugged in.

bust seriously though...

My proudest moment has got to be finishing the electronics board in time enough to give time for more than 2 hours of autonomous testing and debugging.

[probizzle]

Watching the arm pick a vision tetra up the first time.
Oh man the elegance with which it picked it up. And the speed. And the finesse. (This was autonomous btw, programmed by muah).

Remembering it still makes me smile