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Revision as of 16:50, 24 September 2011
Events
Move into 427 Creamery Way
- On 14-August-2011, Downingtown Area Robotics moved into the warehouse at 427 Creamery Way, Exton. Waterloo Gardens is generously and graciously allowing the team to use this facility. Another great space for robotics, allowing a full-scale practice field. Again, no sense of permanence. Our 7th home to-date.
- All training is shifted immediatly to the new site.
Siri Maley leading design class
Clem McKown - Drive Train basics
Douglas & Gary Deaver
SolidWorks Training
Ian & Mike B driving
Lucy & Ben Kellom working on SolidWorks
Fall Project - Robot Design
- Team 1640's Fall Project is the complete design of a robot for an old FRC game (outside the team's memory). We selected the 2003 game, Stack Attack for this exercise.
- The Project started with a well-attended Practice Kickoff on 17-September.
People
Team Sab-BOT-age is what it is only due to the efforts of the people involved. DEWBOT VIII's success will be in the hands of the students, mentors and parents engaged. The team's very existence is possible only through the gracious generosity of our sponsors.
See our other robots at FRC Team 1640
