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In this year, the Robolions participated in both [[FIRST Robotics Competition|FRC]] and [[VEX Robotics Competition|VRC]].
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In this year, the Robo Lions was a competitor in both [[FIRST Robotics Competition|FRC]] and [[VEX Robotics Competition|VRC]].
  
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[[File:2011_TeamPicture.jpg|300px|thumb|right|Robolions team picture.]]
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[[File:2011_TeamPicture.jpg|300px|thumb|right|Robo Lions team picture.]]
  
 
==Officers==
 
==Officers==
 
*President: [[president::Logan Su]]
 
*President: [[president::Logan Su]]
 
*Vice-President: [[vice-president::Katherine Li]]
 
*Vice-President: [[vice-president::Katherine Li]]
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*Secretary: No one
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*Secretary: [[secretary::Sehyun Han]]
 
*Treasurer: [[treasurer::Deepan Mehta]]
 
*Treasurer: [[treasurer::Deepan Mehta]]
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*Historian: [[historian::Andrew Shaw]]
  
 
==Mentors==
 
==Mentors==
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==Fall Activities==
 
==Fall Activities==
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===VEX Robotics Competition===
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The [[2009]] - [[2010]] VEX game was [[2010 Round Up | Round Up]].
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====Peachtree Regional VEX Qualifier====
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Peachtree Ridge held a VEX Qualifier event this year. The event was a large-scale competition due to the high number of teams.
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===Georgia Robotics Invitational Tournament and Showcase===
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The team went to Warner Robins Air Force Base for the second annual [[GRITS|Georgia Robotics Invitational Tournament and Showcase]] competition. The team won two awards: the winning alliance award and the Outreach Award for the greatest number of new members to the event.
  
 
==FIRST Robotics Competition==
 
==FIRST Robotics Competition==
 
===Game===
 
===Game===
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This year's game is [[2011 Logo Motion | Logo Motion]].
  
 
===Robots===
 
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This year the robot was designed and CADed by [[Sunny Gupta]]. It featured a 6-wheel drive and an elevator capable of scoring on all three pegs of the scoring rack. In addition to a main robot, the team also built a minibot.
  
 
===Field Team===
 
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*Driver: [[driver::Logan Su]]
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*Manipulator Driver: [[manipulator driver::Katherine Li]]
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*Driver: [[driver::John Doe]]
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*Coach: [[coach::Sunny Gupta]]
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*Manipulator Driver: [[manipulator driver::John Doe]]
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*Human Player: [[human player::Justin Parker]]
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*Coach: [[coach::John Doe]]
 
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===Regionals===
 
===Regionals===
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In 2011, the team attended [[Peachtree Regional]] and [[Smoky Mountain Regional]]
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====Peachtree Regional====
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After adding a last-minute deployment system for the minibot, the robot worked well with some programming issues early on. Luckily, the programming issues were ironed out by the end of the first match day. The team encountered problems with autonomous alignment and minibot deployment. However, the robot successfully deployed 5 times during the regional.
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The team made it to the Finals with {{TBA|3149}}and {{TBA|1648}}. The winning alliance was {{TBA|2415}}, {{TBA|1771}}, and {{TBA|2815}}.
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The team's final ranking was 4th out of 48 teams with a record of 11-6-2. The highest scoring match was 72.
  
 
===Awards===
 
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The team won Engineering Excellence Award and Finalist Award at Peachtree Regional.
  
 
==Off-Season Activities==
 
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==Demographics==
 
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==Members==
 
==Members==

Latest revision as of 13:56, 28 March 2016

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In this year, the Robo Lions was a competitor in both FRC and VRC.

File:2011 TeamPicture.jpg
Robo Lions team picture.

Officers

Mentors


Fall Activities

VEX Robotics Competition

The 2009 - 2010 VEX game was Round Up.

Peachtree Regional VEX Qualifier

Peachtree Ridge held a VEX Qualifier event this year. The event was a large-scale competition due to the high number of teams.

Georgia Robotics Invitational Tournament and Showcase

The team went to Warner Robins Air Force Base for the second annual Georgia Robotics Invitational Tournament and Showcase competition. The team won two awards: the winning alliance award and the Outreach Award for the greatest number of new members to the event.

FIRST Robotics Competition

Game

This year's game is Logo Motion.

Robots

This year the robot was designed and CADed by Sunny Gupta. It featured a 6-wheel drive and an elevator capable of scoring on all three pegs of the scoring rack. In addition to a main robot, the team also built a minibot.

Field Team

Regionals

In 2011, the team attended Peachtree Regional and Smoky Mountain Regional

Peachtree Regional

After adding a last-minute deployment system for the minibot, the robot worked well with some programming issues early on. Luckily, the programming issues were ironed out by the end of the first match day. The team encountered problems with autonomous alignment and minibot deployment. However, the robot successfully deployed 5 times during the regional.

The team made it to the Finals with 3149 and 1648 . The winning alliance was 2415 , 1771 , and 2815 .

The team's final ranking was 4th out of 48 teams with a record of 11-6-2. The highest scoring match was 72.

Awards

The team won Engineering Excellence Award and Finalist Award at Peachtree Regional.

Off-Season Activities

TBA

Sponsors


Demographics

  • Number of Members: 34
  • Number of Female Members: 7
  • Number of Male Members: 27
  • Number of Mentors: 9
  • Number of Freshmen: 14
  • Number of Sophomores: 9
  • Number of Juniors: 8
  • Number of Seniors: 3

Members


See Also

External Links


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