The team created a robot designed to pick up and shoot a note (a foam circle) into amps (potentially speakers) and hang on a chain with its alliance. The team participated in the Arizona Valley Regional and the East Bay Regional. We finished the official season on a good note, taking home an Imagery Award.
The team created a robot designed to pick up and shoot a note (a foam circle) into amps (potentially speakers) and hang on a chain with its alliance. The team participated in the Arizona Valley Regional and the East Bay Regional. We finished the official season on a good note, taking home an Imagery Award.
The team used their robot from Charged Up for CalGames, which was being hosted by Woodside High School. Our team this time around ended up winning the imagery award!
The team created a robot designed to pick up cones and cubes on grids [platforms]. Our team had participated in the San Francisco and Idaho Regional, reaching a awesome rank of 18/48- which was super close to reaching championships, FIRST Worlds!
In this competition, we triumphed and won despite being in last place. We had used the same robot from Rapid React, our team was taken into an alliance by another team who thought our robot's defensive capabilities were good.
The team got to host this year's CalGames and used the same robot from Rapid React. Our team had the honor of winning the Judge's Award at Pittsburg High School.
The team created a robot that gets cargo into the hubs and climbs onto one of multiple of their alliance's rungs. Our team participated in the FRC San Francisco and Aerospace Valley Regionals.
The team works through Zoom calls to design a new robot and FRC game mode concepts. In the end of first semester the new team got to play in CalGames.
Robots get cargo into their team's ports and then climb onto their team's rung. Due to Covid, the competition was post-poned.
Robots work to get hatch panels and cargo into their team's rocket.
The team designs, models, and tests a robot which helps locate leaks in water dam pipes.