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Re: Kickoff Procedure?
Our team travels about 15 minutes to a Technical College for Kickoff to be with other teams from Wisconsin.
We pick up our kit of parts
We head to school for lunch ordering Pizza's while we review rules of the game and scoring methods (30 minutes)
We assign homework to come up with defensive and offensive strategies (15 minutes)
We take inventory kit of parts as a group (30 minutes)
Break into groups to go over KOP items (1 hour until...?)
Controls team mount the RC with power for programming team.
Mechanical team go over drive train motor options (order gearboxes immediately)
Programming team installs software and program the RC with default code.
Form special purpose teams and discuss manipulator needs/strategies.
Our goal is to finalize our strategy and robot rough plans at the next meeting (3 days later). Students, our forum, emails and class discussions are all very busy for the next three days.
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22-12-2007, 11:47
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