Our Design
Process.

  1. 1
    Define
    Defined challenges, requirements, and constraints
  2. 2
    Brainstorm
    Sketched, discussed, and analyzed each member's ideas
  3. 3
    Test & Evaluate
    Evaluated through a series of tests and collected data based on performance
  4. 4
    Build
    Built, 3D printed, and CNC'd our parts
  5. 5
    Re-Design
    Used data and shortcomings to reiterate and improve
CAD Design

Robot
Versions.

Version 1
December — Qualifier 1
Strengths
  • ▸Very fast through take feeding
Weaknesses
  • ▸Rigid intake
  • ▸Rigid launcher
  • ▸No auto
Version 2
February — State Championship
Strengths
  • ▸Compliant intake
  • ▸Automated turret
  • ▸9 artifact auto
Weaknesses
  • ▸Poor launch accuracy
  • ▸Large, bulky chassis
  • ▸Cannot intake artifacts from the side
Version 3
April — World Championship
Strengths
  • ▸Slim, custom chassis
  • ▸Vectored intake
  • ▸Improved accuracy through Limelight
Weaknesses
  • ▸Difficult wiring
Robot

Built to
compete.

Three iterations, countless hours, and one goal — a robot capable of competing on the world stage.