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4967 Trading Card

Jarren Harkema

By: Jarren Harkema
New: 18-04-2016 18:44
Updated: 18-04-2016 18:44
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4967 Trading Card

Following the tradition of our rookie year in 2014, this is our 2016 edition of our robot trading card. It gives all robot features in a nice compact way, and makes for a fun handout at tournaments. Look for it at Championships this year.

Side note/question: I've always wanted to be able to provide cards like this to teams who are interested. I think the easiest solution would be to create some sort of set template with a handful of style options, and let people upload their robot photos and add information. Would teams be interested in having a standardized trading card format to share and collect? Secondly, does anyone have thoughts on how I could create a template program? I currently have the design in Illustrator. A web app of sorts would be neat, but I don't know where to start. I have a printing provider who would be able to produce these in quantity on card stock and could ship them.

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18-04-2016 23:08

Josh Fox


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Very cool to see all the details packed into this very effective machine. Definitely a team that stood out at MSC and should be one to watch heading into STL as well.



18-04-2016 23:10

ConnorTheCoch


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I'd trade my seoul for that



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