Overall Goal of the Robot: To compete in the game infinite recharge, by performing well in qualification matches, pairing with two other teams to form an alliance, and winning the best ⅔ playoff bracket.
Scouting Goals: Designing and coordinating the use of a scouting database at competitions; important because it provides information about other team’s capabilities, which is used to determine match strategy and alliance selections.
Specific challenge/improvement: Figure out a system to collect statistics from each robot to help figure out how to win the tournament.
In each match there are 6 robots: 3 red and 3 blue
Each Robot can be scouted to determine its effectiveness
Scouting Questions
What is the match number?
What is the team number?
Autonomous Questions
How many balls does each robot score in the high goal?
How many balls does each robot score in the low goal?
Did the robot move off the line?
Tele op questions
How many balls does each robot score in the high goal?
How many balls does each robot score in the low goal?
End Game Questions
Did the robot climb?
Does the robot balance?
Notes
Did the robot move well or bad (1-10 rating, where 1 is bad and 10 is good)?
How good is the defense?
Did the robot die/lose coms?
Each Scouting report gets sent to a spreadsheet which can be used to compile statistics over multiple matches
To test our scouting system we assigned team members to review videos from last years event
Granite State District Event
Here are the Match assignments:
docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1WRsmg8CCCqe_5wYOlI6DkW4AP0BRryoKCBxh_yfWtuE/edit#gid=0
This is where the results from the form come in. They are organized into what question they were respectively answered.
This is the website from which we get the information for the form.
This is a snapshot of the spreadsheet used to figure out which robot is the best; this is called the "Pick List".
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