Really appreciate your work! Seeing not only the concepts but also actual applications throughout your FTC season made things a lot easier to understand. it's cool to see how your team took problem solving to the next level.
Dont know how this popped up on my page, but Im a 3rd year high school student who just found an interest in technology and I find this subject quite interesting. Its good that I watched this. Question: do you think its too late in my highschool journey to start taking classes and doing competitions and stuff? Because I never saw myself as capable of doing this kind of stuff until recently and the kids at my school doing this usually started in their 1st year or while still in middle school.
Thank you so much for watching our video and sharing your thoughts! We're thrilled to hear that you've discovered an interest in technology and robotics. Your 3rd year in high school is absolutely not too late. Many people in STEM didn't begin until later in their educational journeys, and they still went on to have successful careers.
This is actually a really great example and explanation of the kind of designs my team should be going with. I think we're still roughly at your V1 step lol, but we have a meeting today, and I think I'm going try and convince people to implement the modular design, since that's something we struggle with. Do you tend to use GoBuilda pieces/prebuilts for your designs? My team is somewhat divided on that idea, so I'm curious as to what other teams think. Very cool video!
Thanks for watching our video! Generally, we tend to use gobilda for our drivetrain and customize some parts for the intake/outtake. Good luck this season!
Really appreciate your work! Seeing not only the concepts but also actual applications throughout your FTC season made things a lot easier to understand. it's cool to see how your team took problem solving to the next level.
Absolutely beautiful! I love your intake and outtake designs. They're so simple and elegant but still perform at such a high level.
Thank you so much for this video, learnt a lot from it
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Thank you for this informative video. What rpm motor are you using on the slides?
We used 1150 rpm motors.
Dont know how this popped up on my page, but Im a 3rd year high school student who just found an interest in technology and I find this subject quite interesting. Its good that I watched this. Question: do you think its too late in my highschool journey to start taking classes and doing competitions and stuff? Because I never saw myself as capable of doing this kind of stuff until recently and the kids at my school doing this usually started in their 1st year or while still in middle school.
Thank you so much for watching our video and sharing your thoughts! We're thrilled to hear that you've discovered an interest in technology and robotics. Your 3rd year in high school is absolutely not too late. Many people in STEM didn't begin until later in their educational journeys, and they still went on to have successful careers.
This is actually a really great example and explanation of the kind of designs my team should be going with. I think we're still roughly at your V1 step lol, but we have a meeting today, and I think I'm going try and convince people to implement the modular design, since that's something we struggle with. Do you tend to use GoBuilda pieces/prebuilts for your designs? My team is somewhat divided on that idea, so I'm curious as to what other teams think. Very cool video!
Thanks for watching our video! Generally, we tend to use gobilda for our drivetrain and customize some parts for the intake/outtake. Good luck this season!
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What slides are you using?
Gobilda slide is easy to use.
when does the good design begin?
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