Robot Unveiling 2010: Live Webcast Event | Feb 19

[Rob]

While team 78 will be unable to attend the actualy unveiling event we are putting together a video to demonstrate our robot design and what it does. We are excited to have a great sponsor like BAE to help us out! This event is a great way to show BAE what teams are able to accomplish with their help! Hopefully the webcast goes smoothly and everyone is ready to show what they can do!

Good luck!

Rob

[Kage]

This has always been like a mini xmas inside my xmas =D
I love the unveiling, getting to see what everyone else is up to

[skiswitch6]

Originally Posted by synth3tk

This sounds interesting. If it wasn't for the fact that we'll be working and the school's network is slow, I'd watch it live. Will have to catch the taped copies later.

Good luck!

Ha. Yah actually we won't be able to view our own webcast on our school network. At least online anyways. I completely understand your situation.

Originally Posted by Rob

While team 78 will be unable to attend the actualy unveiling event we are putting together a video to demonstrate our robot design and what it does. We are excited to have a great sponsor like BAE to help us out! This event is a great way to show BAE what teams are able to accomplish with their help! Hopefully the webcast goes smoothly and everyone is ready to show what they can do!

Good luck!

Rob

Hopefully if you and team 20 (?) can get this video demonstration and webcast going well, it will open up an opportunity for more teams to become involved in the future! I look forward to seeing it (and probably seeing it before everyone else does) . Thanks.

[ralcony]

This is really cool! I'll be sure to tune in!

[skiswitch6]

Great! I hope you do.

The time to RSVP to the event just ended and we will have 23 teams from around the region unveiling their robot during this event! We look forward to seeing you all there!

[paradisem1]

22 live teams and 2 via video feed, are unveiling their robots tomorrow night at our high school in Nashua, NH. Go to our website at www.nashua151.org where you can find a link to the live video feed. All teams presenting our teams sponsored by BAE Systems. Video feed will be a cooperative effort between our school's video production department, a student based operation, and the RPI video production group. Info about the RPI feed should be available at mms.rpi.edu
Hope you all get a chance to watch.
Best Regards,

Malcolm Paradise - lead faculty advisor, team 151

[BrendanB]

Do you have a list of who is going to be there and who is doing the video feed? Or are you keeping that secret until tomorrow night?

Can't wait!

[skiswitch6]

I think we'll wait to announce who decided to show up.

We are officially online right now. Once the production starts we will have 3 camera angles.


Also be sure to check out the recorded video if you are unable to catch the live feed. I'll try to get that up in the next few days. (if I can get into the school... we go on vacation this week)

[nikeairmancurry]

Nothing???

[skiswitch6]

We apologize for the mistake. We switched to a higher quality feed halfway through and I believe it cut off the livefeed. We will try to get a recorded version up on chief delphi, however the school is on vacation and I'm not sure what kind of access I'll be able to get to it. Sorry, but thanks to the teams that attended and to the two teams from RPI.


See you at the competition.

[BrendanB]

Thank you team 151 for hosting another great unveiling. I love unveiling as it is a night to step back and get a chance to see what others are doing before a long weekend of prep for ship.

Thank you and you have one cool robot!


And that you BAE SYSTEMS for you continued support for out team!

[boomergeek]

We didn't get to tape everything but here is the Team 241 Presentation...

http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=1361670287649