CURIE!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Scythe2007]

Well I realized this. this morning I said we are read i meant that we are ready well hope to hear from you guys.

Team 1421

[dhitchco]

Hey 1421.....and other teams in Curie division.

Your name(s) are in my short story! Visit:
http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/sh...840#post491840

[ScoutingNerd175]

Alrighty, here is the spreadsheet. I am working on one that says what regionals teams attended and what their seeds were, but I have to leave right now, so here is this one. Good luck!

[Scott358]

Thanks for the info ScoutingNerd!!! Was this a completely manual process to create, as that is quite some work?

If you're interested, a few more things I did not see in your sheet:
293 and 358 were finalists at Philly 2005
358 was regional champ and chairmans at SBPLI 2005, and regional champ at NYC 2002.

Again, thanks for the info.

[ScoutingNerd175]

Originally Posted by Scott358

Thanks for the info ScoutingNerd!!! Was this a completely manual process to create, as that is quite some work?

If you're interested, a few more things I did not see in your sheet:
293 and 358 were finalists at Philly 2005
358 was regional champ and chairmans at SBPLI 2005, and regional champ at NYC 2002.

Again, thanks for the info.

You are welcome, yes I did it manually. It's taking quite a while to type in who was at each regional (although I'm sure I'm doing it the stupid way.

The reason the stuff from past regionals isn't on there is because I only put this year's regionals and any year's championships/nationals. It would have taken too long (and too much space) for me to put in earlier regionals. Some of the older teams have quite a few. (175 has been Regional Champions 6 times and Regional Finalists 4 times) I just couldn't fit it.

If anyone sees an error in their information (especially team names, most of those are from FIRST Wiki) please let me know so I can change it.

[ScoutingNerd175]

Not to reply to myself too many times, but again, I did the spreadsheet so I might as well share it. This one is grouped by regional and lists each team with their seed in parenthesis. There may be a better way to organize it, but I don't know. This should also help if you want to know what the abbreviations are for regionals, it has all of them on there.

So we need to wake up the curie discussion here. The other divisions are already beating us. Tell us about your robot or your team, post a picture, tell us what you think are the top robots in this division.

Me, I can't give great stats on our robot I will describe it though. What I can give you is the scouting info (which I have), any help on scouting that you might need. and this link to a picture of our robot. http://www.chiefdelphi.com/media/photos/23320

The robot has a roller system which collects balls into two magazines. One feeds to the shooter and can hold around 8 balls. One simply feeds back to the lower goals (we reverse the rollers to dump) and can hold, I think, 5 balls. We can score in the lower goal with either magazine. We have a shooting autonomous mode from the position close to our own goal, and from the middle spot (the code for the final spot is written but not tested). We can dump in the near lower goal from the first spot (and I think possibly from the second) and our programmer/driver says he's planning on writing the code for the third spot. We have 6 wheel drive and can easily get up the ramp. (We got up the ramp in every match of the finals in Atlanta)

Come visit me in the stands or I may see you pit scouting on Thursday.

[Jonathan Norris]

610 is PUMPED to be in Curie this year, we have had an amazing year so far and want to continue the success at the Champs. We were finalists in Waterloo with 188 and 771. And at GTR we performed very well on Friday only loosing one game, then with the target on our back on Saturday we ended up 7-3. Got picked 5th by 703 and made it to the Quarter Finals (Round 2 at GTR, 12 alliances).

Robot specs:

• AM 2-speed Shifter.
• 6-wheel traction drive.
• 30-40 ball capacity.
• efficient floor and human loader.
• Top and lower goal shooter.
• Get on the ramp easily
• Multiple shooting, dumping, and defense autonomous modes.

Videos of us in action:
GTR:
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_lis...49F5FD82F3102D
Waterloo:
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_lis...6066A514FC0D4B

[BHOP]

Frog Force will be back to defend it's title (championship winner 2005)...we have a regional win thanks to 70 and 451.Hope for a good championship, good luck all!!!

-2/4 wheel, 2-speed AM drivetrain (4 lilCIM)
-3 point shooter ( self tracking turret)
- human load
-20 ball storage
-Strong defense (watch west michigan footage)
-we have ramped almost every match easily
-Various autonomus modes (Defense or Offense)

BHOP

503 Frog Force
2006 West Michigan Regional Winners (70 & 451)
2006 West Michigan Chairmans Winners

P.S. Look for me out on the field, if u don't ill shoot balls at u, (the man with his finger on trigger on the field)

[BanksKid]

WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I'm sooooooooo excited. It's my FIRST time. yes that is a pun. but i'm just soooooooooooooooo excited. i just cnt wait!!!!!!!!!!


VIVA LE CURIE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[team222badbrad]

Even though I missed the webcast because I was in class, it looks as if we won the first qualification match of Curie!

Go Tigertrons!
Safety Glasses Save Lives!

[MrForbes]

Match results are here

http://www2.usfirst.org/2006comp/Eve...E/matches.html

Standings are here

http://www2.usfirst.org/2006comp/Eve.../rankings.html

(great job 79!)

This championship thing is a blast....good luck to all you'all! see you in the morning

[Cynette]

The match standings seem to be down for a while. How high was that score of the last match with 1114 in it? It looked like over 200, and then I got a phone call!

[StephLee]

It wound up at 121; the scoring system must have malfunctioned (but then we're all used to that now, aren't we?).

[Rick TYler]

Go Team X-Bot (#488 -- currently ranked #12 in Curie)! Win one for Washington robotics!

[Tim Delles]

Curie Divisional Elimination Round
1 – 70, 1114, 48
2 – 79, 469, 222
3 – 503, 451, 1139
4 – 121, 65, 1511
5 – 1468, 1680, 148
6 – 395, 610, 279
7 – 108, 234, 175
8 – 1305, 180, 358