Author: Ria G & Caitlyn Mei R.
Witness: Ms. Maria Osoria and Ms. Manisha Shah
Date: 10/14/20
Duration: 5:00 - 6:30
Ahmed Mahmud
Manyata Arora
Amanpreet Dhah
Hooryah Raja
Murtaza Raja
Martin Soliman
Martina Soliman
Syed Shah
Benjamin Fitzgerald
Caitlyn Mei Roxas
Arleen Dhah
Atharva Khandelwal
Abrahim Mahmud
Abriti Chatterjee
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Anirudh Chaturvedula
Astrid Salazar
Ehtesham Suhail
Lutfiyah Mohammed
Prajwal Khanal
Ria Gray
Shaurya Singh
Sivaditya Padmanabhan
Tvisha Doshi
Vanisha Rajlakshmi
Ved Borade
Venya Goyal
Yuga Patel
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The programming team downloads and installs IntelliJ today.
We need a new way to collaborate in real time because Floobits is having errors and "Code With Me" is offered with InteliJ.
The robot design team works on attaching various parts to the robot design, including two U channels, that will eventually hold the wheel assemblies.
The specialty parts team continues to work on extruding the bumper for the robot design team.
The programming team installs and familiarizes ourselves with IntelliJ and the "Code With Me" feature.
The robot design team completes their take of attaching parts to the robot design on OnShape, and we plan on working on assembling the various wheel sets that will soon be needed for the robot.
The specialty parts team focuses on finding the proper method needed to extrude parts, and was able to do so. We plan on preparing the part as soon as possible so that the robot design team can utilize it at the first competition.
The robot design team's goals for today are:
To work on attaching various parts to the robot design, including two U channels, that will eventually hold the wheel assemblies
To gather the parts needed for the smaller disc wheel assembly
The goal of the specialty parts team for this meeting is to
learn the proper methods in order to extrude the bumper for the robot design team
Robot Design Team:
Two short u-channels are attached. These will hold the large wheel assemblies. The first large wheel assembly is nearly done. Most of the parts for the smaller disc wheel assembly are gathered.
The GoBilda website is down for about half the meeting thus it was difficult to determine the different parts available and which ones would be best to use. OnShape doesn’t provide a good view of the parts or their measurements unless you pull them out and do so, so is a large time investment we can’t afford.
Tomorrow we will finish the intake mechanism. We will assemble the small and large wheel sets. We also need to workout a way to drive the wheels.
Specialty Parts Team:
We find out how to properly extrude the parts using vertices. we have been doing it wrong the whole time, so we will have to continue using the proper method. We do not believe that we will have further problems, but efficiency is key to finishing.
With the research done today, we will use the methods shown to get the bumper available as a part. We will continue on the bumper to have it ready by Wednesday for the competition on Saturday.
These are the two U-channels that were attached to the both sides of the chassis design during today’s meeting. We will eventually work towards attaching the wheel assemblies onto the U-channels.
This is what the bumper guard looks like. Here, it hasn't been extruded to a part. It shows our progress today, which was extruding the first part. We learned to extrude parts by watching videos and reading articles.
The goal for today is to download and install IntelliJ, which is something similar to Android Studio, which could help us write our programs in a more efficient manner.
With Floobits having errors, we need another way to have all five team members collaborating in real time. IntelliJ offers “Code With Me.”
IntelliJ uses the same languages and has almost the same layout as Android Studio so we won’t have to spend time relearning what we already know.
We are all able to install IntelliJ without much trouble.
Sometimes, there are problems with a group member’s computer, which would delay the process a little bit, but everyone was very patient and we all help each other.
We would like to use the new tool to create programs for the challenge of this year’s competition.
We would like to take as much advantage as we can of this new tool that allows us to collaborate with each other in a better way.
Moving forward, we’re going to use IntelliJ IDEA to code our programs, instead of Android Studio. We wanted to find another way to collaborate in real time and IntelliJ offers that way. It’s not going to be a big adjustment, but we look forward to programming using this platform.
The collaboration tool we’ll be using with IntelliJ is “Code With Me.” One person in the group will create a session that will give them a link to send to the others. We will go to the top left where it says “Code With Me,” click “Join Another IDE as Participant,” and paste the link in the box that shows up. The person who created the session will allow us in and then we can work together in real time. It doesn’t have all the functions of Floobits and involves a different set of steps to follow but it will work for us.