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2010

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In this year, the Robolions participated in both FRC and VRC.

Robolions in 2010

Officers

Mentors


VEX Robotics Competition

Instead of hosting a smaller FRC game like last year, the Robolions decided it would be more beneficial to participate in the VRC where members would continue to learn the basics about building robots before beginning the large robot in the Spring while also bringing something to the club in forms of community outreach, money, and something we could continue in the future with less effort than designing a entire game like Underdrive.

This year's game was Clean Sweep.

Peachtree Ridge VEX Qualifier

This was the first year we hosted the Peachtree Ridge VEX Qualifier. Last year the team held the Underdrive event, but this VEX Qualifier would be much more usable in the long run. With fields from Learning Labs Institute and Rick Folea, we had two fields for teams to compete on. Fred Smith found a magic box to put video output from cameras borrowed from Gene Kreeft onto the VEX Field Management Software. The event was held in the Commons and was split up in half to hold the pits and the game fields. The Master Coordinators of the event were Tanner Smith and Patrick Wortman. Sir Charles came by later in the day to assist.

Lambert VEX Qualifier

After a few weeks of build time after the Peachtree Ridge VEX Qualifier, the team continued work on their robots for the Lambert VEX Qualifier. The first event was cancelled due to snow and rescheduled for the weekend after ship date for FRC. Three teams from the Robolions went to this qualifier, led by Sunny Gupta, Logan Su, and Deepan Mehta. All the teams were ranked all across the board, but overall none of them were in the top eight. Spite this fact, all teams were chosen by the top eight alliances to continue in the game.[Citation Needed]The team led by Logan Su made it to Semi-Finals, while the teams led by Sunny Gupta and Deepan Mehta both made it to the finals (spite being on the same alliance) and eventually won the competition working with the RoboRaiders.

FIRST Robotics Competition

Game

This year's game was Breakaway.

Robots

This year we built two robots or rather two separate drivetrains that evolved into two robots.

Field Crew

Regionals

In 2010, the team attended the Peachtree Regional and Palmetto Regional.

Peachtree Regional

After updating the robot with a new intake system - the suction/vacuum, the robot did not work as expected. The vacuum intake system proved to be very picky as far as alignment goes. However, with some improvement of the suction cups - mainly using a smaller tubing with a larger hole in the actual suction cup, the suction was improved.

The team made it to the Semi-Finals with 1746 and 1758.

Palmetto Regional

TBD

Awards

This year the team submitted the Website Award, the Woodie Flowers Award for Mary Rutland, and the Dean's List Award for Tanner Smith.

Sponsors


Demographics

  • Number of Members: 27 (Recorded 39)
  • Number of Female Members: 7 (Recorded 9)
  • Number of Male Members: 20 (Recorded 30)
  • Number of Mentors: 8 (Recorded 3)
  • Number of Freshmen: (Recorded 8)
  • Number of Sophomores: (Recorded 11)
  • Number of Juniors: (Recorded 10)
  • Number of Seniors: (Recorded 10)

Members

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