New: Siemens Solid Edge Wiring Tutorials

[yarden.saa]

Hello,
Team 3339 BumbleB is proud to partner with Siemens to produce wiring tutorials.
Check out the dedicated FIRST landing page to learn more and discover a competitive edge for your team at www.siemens.com/firstrobotics

You can learn more about our partnership formation with Siemens at our Facebook page

[SergeantSpork5853]

May I mention this was my favorite robot this year?

[troy_dietz]

Brushed NEOs? A bold choice indeed.

[yarden.saa]

For the purpose of education consider it as g=10 (while g=9.81 )

[yarden.saa]

Attention: teams can now apply for siemens 1000$ grant!
Apply!
https://solidedge.siemens.com/en/firstrobotics/

[Billfred]

@yarden.saa

Attention: teams can now apply for siemens 1000$ grant!

To save others the click:

Eligibility requirements :

• Must have a Siemens mentor, coach or family member on the team (one application per team)
• Must agree to use Siemens software, i.e, Solid Edge 3D Design, in the 2020 season
• Participation in Siemens/ FIRST Robotics reference program

Which isn’t unreasonable, but the Siemens employee requirement will probably dump cold water on most teams’ ambitions.

[yarden.saa]

@Billfred

Which isn’t unreasonable, but the Siemens employee requirement will probably dump cold water on most teams’ ambitions.

Considering Siemens is one of the largest engineering companies in the world, there might be a large number of teams with Siemens mentor.

[Billfred]

@yarden.saa

Considering Siemens is one of the largest engineering companies in the world, there might be a large number of teams with Siemens mentor.

15 states plus DC. Not chump change, given the distribution of teams in America, but also lots of gaps.

(Really, just posting to add the link to the map so others can see.)

[Gavinicus]

The Siemens mentor/coach requirement was more for help/guidance with the software than a hard fast requirement. This shouldn’t deter you from applying.