Cheesecaking a Defensive Robot

[GreyingJay]

So the weekend of Greater Toronto Regional East, my team was hosting a public Raspberry Pi robotics workshop at our local library. Toward the end we gave a quick demo of our FRC robot. Meanwhile, the live stream from GTRE was running on a projector on the other side of the room.

While everyone was watching our demo, I saw that a finals match had just started. I shushed the crowd and said "everyone please turn around and look behind you, this is a live competition match happening right now!"

Everyone turned around - JUST in time to catch a close up of 3710's robot drive by - complete with a blocker made of a clear bag draped over its "head" and a giant angry-smiley face made of tape!

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Originally Posted by GreyingJay

So the weekend of Greater Toronto Regional East, my team was hosting a public Raspberry Pi robotics workshop at our local library. Toward the end we gave a quick demo of our FRC robot. Meanwhile, the live stream from GTRE was running on a projector on the other side of the room.

While everyone was watching our demo, I saw that a finals match had just started. I shushed the crowd and said "everyone please turn around and look behind you, this is a live competition match happening right now!"

Everyone turned around - JUST in time to catch a close up of 3710's robot drive by - complete with a blocker made of a clear bag draped over its "head" and a giant angry-smiley face made of tape!

My team was actually just looking at that last night, we were trying to find video proof to show our Coach that we are able to cheesecake partners.

Thank you all for the help! I think I understand what I can do better to get parts ready for defensive cheescaking.

[g_sawchuk]

It appears that some robots have already been "cheesecaked"....literally.