Robotik-AG des Gymnasiums Markt Indersdorf
The members of our group are living in several different villages. Thus communication tools are very important for us. This week, we’re expanding our social contact from WhatsApp to Discord and Google Drive. Our software team starts by reading the Python environment. We also found the first flaws in our … Weiterlesen …
We work on a small simulation for first considerations on our robot design. Not yet finished…. but take a look:
We finished our work on the 3D model of our bot. Take a look: What do you think of it? Is your robot going to look anything like ours? Please tell us your thoughts! Now it is time to do some simulations. Let’s find the flaws in our approach of … Weiterlesen …
Finally the time has come, on 26th October we were able to see Student Robotics 2020. Sadly we couldn’t visit the Kickstart – we watched instead the live stream together. On the following days we shared our impression and our ideas how we can realize this task. In the end … Weiterlesen …
Do you remember all of our themes so far? Just to name a few of them: zombies knights of a secret order miners selfprinted shirts with our logo … Time to think of something new…. something scary. 😉
On 26th October, the official rules of “Student Robotics 2020” were released. The game mode is called “Two Colours”. The game challenges us to score points by collecting coloured tokens from on and around a raised platform in the centre of the arena. After collecting them we should place these … Weiterlesen …
This week we took a look at the environment of our programs we will use for modelling our robot and writing our code. On 26 October, the kick-start event of student Robotics 2020 started. The event gave us near information about the competition in England. Unfortunately the official rules aren’t … Weiterlesen …
We still wait for the release of the rules for the competition ‚Student Robotics 2019-2020″ in England. (author: Daniel)
We had two meetings. The groups for Great Britain (Student Robotics), France (Eurobot) and Munich (Schüler bauen Roboter) had been built up. I don’t know the name of the last group. It is some strange abbreviation. (author: Bastian)
As a group of 6 students we take part at the competition ‚Student Robotics 2019/2020” in the United Kingdom.We have already divided our group up in a software team who are writing the codes and a hardware team who are building and planing the robot. (author: Daniel)