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Re: FIRST tries. But Is it enough and do Battle Bots =FIRST
Posted by Joe at 04/26/2001 11:37 AM EST
Engineer on team #125, NU-TRONS, from Northeastern University and NU and Textron.
In Reply to: FIRST tries.
Posted by Erin on 04/26/2001 10:42 AM EST:
The point of my message was not that FIRST does not try. The point is that they need to find a different means. (what ever it is) People like battel bots because it is competition and there is a "season" of competition. If FIRST does not start to conform to the "puplics desire for robotics" even if it is "agressive" by changing the way we play the game to competition and a real season rather than a few regionals. There is a good chance more and more people will form battle bot teams.
Joe
PS The goal of FIRST is to educate high school students to the wonders of science and technology while encourageing carrers in engineering. Currently battle bots do the same thing but on a larger scale???? Post your thoughts.
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