Team Goals:

Our main concern is to get the bot programmed and running properly. We want to make sure that the bots will be able to do it's task during practice rounds and at the actual tournament.

The Interloper: this bots main job is to hold the pvc swivel with it's claw and collect the balls above it. With a unique design made by our robotic builders, the bot is able to run smoothly.

Typhoon: this bots main job is to collect all the remaining items off the gameboard. Using a ramp that we've constructed, this bot will be able to push over the pieces into the designated area.

The team would like to accomplish many goals...but our main goal is to have the robots do the task assigned and also to recieve satisfying scores on our documentation blogs.

Marjor Areas:

Documentation: Our documentation team will be incharge of updates on the website and web blog. Using the judges comments on the previous periods (such as period 1), the team will try to learn their mistakes and touch up on what categories lack the most. This team will also take pictures and information from other group members who are a part of one of the major areas.

Programming: Our programmers are a group of individuals who are willing to work night and day to get the job done. Their main goal is to have the robots up and running. Using coding sources and programming skills, they will be in charge of each robot's task. The progammers play an important part in our team.

Robotics: As for robotics, they will need to build any materials or items needed (such as an arm or claw).

Science in general: Science and technology is a main part. All members must know how to work a computer. If we are not familiar with a certain software, our goal is to learn it.