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Warning: Objects in image are chezier than they appear.
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23-08-2014 17:29
Akash Rastogi
Re: pic: Chezy Champs Trophy
That is glorious. What's the size of the base?
24-08-2014 03:10
Pat Fairbank
Re: pic: Chezy Champs Trophy
Here are the awards that we will be giving out at Chezy Champs, in addition to the winner and finalist trophies:
Qualitee Award (Quality Award)
The "Qualitee" Award celebrates machine robustness and attention to detail that clearly illustrate exceptional quality in the conception and execution of the design.
Such Controls Award (Programming Award)
The "Such Controls" Award celebrates a team whose innovative and effective use of software and controls gives them a demonstrable competitive advantage on the field.
Tem Seriousness Award (Professionalism Award)
The "Tem Seriousness" Award celebrates the "professionalism" half of "gracious professionalism". It is presented to a team who, through their actions on and off the field, gains the pride and respect of not just their grandmothers, but also their school, sponsors, and co-competitors.
None-of-the-Above Award (Judges Award)
The "None-of-the-Above" Award celebrates a team who excels in a category that we just didn't think about in advance.
Wow Very Improvement Award (Most Improved Team)
The "Wow Very Improvement" Award celebrates a team who, in the endless pursuit of excellence, worked during the off-season to improve their robot or strategy. It is presented to the team who, in the judges' estimation, has demonstrated the most improvement from their FRC season performance.
Golden Corndog
Presented to the "cheziest" team. Bring your sense of humor!
24-08-2014 11:04
MARS_James
Re: pic: Chezy Champs Trophy
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Originally Posted by Pat Fairbank
Here are the awards that we will be giving out at Chezy Champs, in addition to the winner and finalist trophies:
Qualitee Award (Quality Award) The "Qualitee" Award celebrates machine robustness and attention to detail that clearly illustrate exceptional quality in the conception and execution of the design. Such Controls Award (Programming Award) The "Such Controls" Award celebrates a team whose innovative and effective use of software and controls gives them a demonstrable competitive advantage on the field. Tem Seriousness Award (Professionalism Award) The "Tem Seriousness" Award celebrates the "professionalism" half of "gracious professionalism". It is presented to a team who, through their actions on and off the field, gains the pride and respect of not just their grandmothers, but also their school, sponsors, and co-competitors. None-of-the-Above Award (Judges Award) The "None-of-the-Above" Award celebrates a team who excels in a category that we just didn't think about in advance. Wow Very Improvement Award (Most Improved Team) The "Wow Very Improvement" Award celebrates a team who, in the endless pursuit of excellence, worked during the off-season to improve their robot or strategy. It is presented to the team who, in the judges' estimation, has demonstrated the most improvement from their FRC season performance. Golden Corndog Presented to the "cheziest" team. Bring your sense of humor! |
26-08-2014 00:10
Mark Sheridan
Re: pic: Chezy Champs Trophy
These are awesome but where is the Chezy Cup?
03-09-2014 18:51
allgoodthehood
Re: pic: Chezy Champs Trophy
How much did it cost to make, and what did the final piece ended up looking like?
03-09-2014 19:07
Cory
Re: pic: Chezy Champs Trophy
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Originally Posted by allgoodthehood
How much did it cost to make, and what did the final piece ended up looking like?
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It's hard to estimate price. water jetting of the pieces on the back was donated, as was anodize and powdercoat. We machined/engraved the bases in our shop. The only true cost was the aluminum itself, which was probably $150 or so for all 11 trophies.
If you had to pay to have these made, they would be very expensive. Probably $200-300 ea.
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