Waiting for an answer

Our Idea was nearly ready when we discovered a big problem with the materials or rather with the supplies. We wanted to cut out our improved tunnel-system with an engraving pencil, but that would be a technical support. So far so bad. But if the given materials and supplies would … Weiterlesen …

Student Robotics: First Challenge Accepted

Well… not by the blue shirts… but by us… 😉 After considering all our options, we’ve finally agreed on our first challenge. We chose the simulator challenge because it offers the greatest educational value for our team. It gives every member the opportunity to get hands-on experience with Python programming, … Weiterlesen …

Eurobot: He’s alive!

After completing the first prototype, we noticed a few problems which we addressed in the following weeks. The first issue was the support wheels, which we replaced with a large ball caster at the rear center. Another issue was the large wheels. These were replaced with huge 3D-printed tires with … Weiterlesen …

Eurobot: The Ninja

The task: „The evil humans have already put a few crates of hazelnuts in their granary, but a brave ninja squirrel has managed to reach the granary, all that’s left is to take the crates out again to have even more reserves for the winter. But we’re still going to … Weiterlesen …

Student Robotics: First Ideas

Week one of the Student Robotics project has officially started now. We have discussed the first steps, made a vague plan for what to do in the future, decided on the first challenges we are going to approach, and brainstormed some initial ideas for the design of our robot. We … Weiterlesen …

Junior.ING: First Ideas

Actually, the first idea was pretty … shit. It wasn‘t as imaginative as we wanted it to be, and pretty similar to the Olympia-arena in munich, so we‘re literally presenting the second idea. We thought a lot about, how it could be able to work in reality, because building a roof out … Weiterlesen …

Eurobot: First Prototype

First, we cut an OSB board to the appropriate size and attached the motors to the underside. Then, we drilled two large holes in the board through which we fed the cables. Next, we attached the microstep drivers to the top using Velcro strips and screwed the Arduino board in … Weiterlesen …

The teams are set up!

We are pleased to announce that the teams for the various competitions have been set up. The work can begin. 🙂 We are particularly delighted about the large number of rookies who have joined us this year.

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