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People with Keys

2020-04-10T23:23:51Z

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'''These people have keys to the RoboJackets shop area. ''' See [[Shop_Keys|Shop Keys]] for details on key assignments.

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Key Number
! Assigned To
|-
| 3SB6: 1
| ''Unassigned''
|-
| 3SB6: 4
| Cameron Loyd
|-
| 3SB6: 5
| Logan Schick
|-
| 3SB6: 6
| Michael Benben
|-
| 3SB6: 7
| James Reed
|-
| 3SB6: 8
| Marine Maisonneuve
|-
| 3SB6: 9
| Vijay Srivastava
|-
| 3SB6: 12
| Ava Thrasher
|-
| 3SB6: 14
| Collin Avidano
|-
| 3SB6: 15
| Dylan Fife
|-
| 3SB6: 18
| ''Unassigned''
|-
| 3SB6: 19
| Will Stuckey
|-
| 3SB6: 21
| Juan Almagro
|-
| 3SB6: 22
| Alex Field
|-
| 3SB6: 23
| Austin Keener
|-
| 3SB6: 24
| Kyle Stachowicz
|-
| 3SB6: 27
| Will Stuckey
|-
| 3SB6: 28
| Joseph Spall
|-
| 3SB6: 29
| Thomas Jackson
|-
|3SB6: 30
| ''Unassigned''
|-
| 3SB6: 31
| Phillip Holloway
|-
|3SB6: 33
| Will Stuckey
|-
|3SB6: 34
| Jason Gibson
|-
|3SB6: 35
| Nikolay Tranakiev
|-
|3SB6: 36
| Varun Madabushi
|-
|3SB6: 39
| Carrie Weh
|-
|3SB6: 40
| Dallas Downing
|-
|3SB6: 41
| Asha Bhandarkar
|-
|3SB6: 43
| Young Won
|-
|3SB6: 44
| Tanner Jones
|-
|3SB6: 45
| Juan Elizondo
|}

[[Category:Core]]

People with Keys

2019-09-07T00:40:30Z

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'''These people have keys to the RoboJackets shop area. ''' See [[Shop_Keys|Shop Keys]] for details on key assignments.

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Key Number
! Assigned To
|-
| 3SB6: 1
| Evan Peterson
|-
| 3SB6: 4
| Cameron Loyd
|-
| 3SB6: 5
| Josh Oldenburg
|-
| 3SB6: 7
| James Reed
|-
| 3SB6: 8
| Marine Maisonneuve
|-
| 3SB6: 9
| Vijay Srivastava
|-
| 3SB6: 12
| Ava Thrasher
|-
| 3SB6: 14
| Collin Avidano
|-
| 3SB6: 15
| Dylan Fife
|-
| 3SB6: 18
| Unassigned
|-
| 3SB6: 19
| Will Stuckey
|-
| 3SB6: 20
| Oswin So
|-
| 3SB6: 21
| Juan Almagro
|-
| 3SB6: 22
| Alex Field
|-
| 3SB6: 23
| Brian Cochran
|-
| 3SB6: 24
| Unassigned
|-
| 3SB6: 27
| Manzano Akthar
|-
| 3SB6: 28
| Joseph Spall
|-
| 3SB6: 29
| Thomas Jackson
|-
|3SB6: 30
| Daniel Martin
|-
| 3SB6: 31
| Phillip Holloway
|-
|3SB6: 33
| Cody Page
|-
|3SB6: 34
| Jason Gibson
|-
|3SB6: 35
| Nikolay Tranakiev
|-
|3SB6: 36
| Varun Madabushi
|-
|3SB6: 38
| Austin Keener
|-
|3SB6: 39
| Unassigned
|-
|3SB6: 40
| Dallas Downing
|-
|3SB6: 41
| Asha Bhandarkar
|-
|3SB6: 43
| Young Won
|-
|3SB6: 44
| Matthew Woodward
|-
|3SB6: 45
| Evan Bretl
|}

[[Category:Core]]

RoboJackets Brand Standards

2019-07-02T01:12:45Z

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'''''These guidelines are out of date. Please refer to http://brand.robojackets.org to see the updated brand guidelines.'''''

The following brand and design standards define the graphics and colors that are appropriate for RoboJackets promotional material.

= Primary Fonts =

== BankGothic Md BT ==

This is our primary title font. It is to be used '''only''' for the RoboJackets title itself.

== BankGothic Lt BT ==

This is our primary subtitle font. This font is appropriate for subtitles, primary headings, and project names.

= Secondary Fonts =

== Klinic Slab Bold ==

This is our secondary font for headers.

== Klinic Slab ==

This is our secondary font for text and body.

= Colors =

== RoboJackets Colors ==

The RoboJackets Colors: Black (#000), Buzz Gold (#EEB211), White (#FFF), Light Grey (#C8C8C8), and Silver (UNK).

You are free to select lighter or darker shades as needed, but in general we use these colors specifically.

Most RoboJackets material appears on a white or black background.

== GT Colors ==

GT Colors: White (#FFF), Buzz Gold (#EEB211), Old Gold (#B19142), Navy (#00254C)

GT Grays: Black (#262626), Dark Gray (#545454), Medium Gray (#808080), Light Gray (#E5E5E5).

= RoboBuzz =

[[File:RoboBuzz.jpg|RTENOTITLE]]

RoboBuzz is the mascot for the RoboJackets.

RoboBuzz is always printed on a White background. Applications requiring RoboBuzz to appear on a non-White background should leave a White silouhette beneath RoboBuzz. For an example, see the RoboJackets Sticker:

[[File:RJSticker.jpg|300px|RJSticker.jpg]]

= Logo =

The RoboJackets Logo is the RoboJackets Text, often accompanied by RoboBuzz and/or the team names in the secondary font.

RoboJackets Text:

[[File:RJfont.png|500px|RTENOTITLE]]

RoboJackets Text w/ Team Names:

[[File:RJFont withSubtext.jpg|500px|RJFont withSubtext.jpg]]

RoboJackets "Head" (Features Text, RoboBuzz, Team Names, and URL):

[[File:RJHead.jpg|500px|RJHead.jpg]]

Vertical Logo

Logo elements may be stacked vertically when needed. When this is done, RoboBuzz should be scaled to be half the width of the Text. The distance between the tip of RoboBuzz's drill/stinger and the top of the J in RoboJackets should be 1/24th the width of RoboBuzz.

[[File:RJ vertical logo.png|500px|RJ vertical logo.png]]
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RoboJackets Brand Standards

2019-07-02T01:11:20Z

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*These guidelines are out of date. Please refer to brand.robojackets.org to see the updated brand guidelines.*

The following brand and design standards define the graphics and colors that are appropriate for RoboJackets promotional material.

= Primary Fonts =

== BankGothic Md BT ==

This is our primary title font. It is to be used '''only''' for the RoboJackets title itself.

== BankGothic Lt BT ==

This is our primary subtitle font. This font is appropriate for subtitles, primary headings, and project names.

= Secondary Fonts =

== Klinic Slab Bold ==

This is our secondary font for headers.

== Klinic Slab ==

This is our secondary font for text and body.

= Colors =

== RoboJackets Colors ==

The RoboJackets Colors: Black (#000), Buzz Gold (#EEB211), White (#FFF), Light Grey (#C8C8C8), and Silver (UNK).

You are free to select lighter or darker shades as needed, but in general we use these colors specifically.

Most RoboJackets material appears on a white or black background.

== GT Colors ==

GT Colors: White (#FFF), Buzz Gold (#EEB211), Old Gold (#B19142), Navy (#00254C)

GT Grays: Black (#262626), Dark Gray (#545454), Medium Gray (#808080), Light Gray (#E5E5E5).

= RoboBuzz =

[[File:RoboBuzz.jpg|RTENOTITLE]]

RoboBuzz is the mascot for the RoboJackets.

RoboBuzz is always printed on a White background. Applications requiring RoboBuzz to appear on a non-White background should leave a White silouhette beneath RoboBuzz. For an example, see the RoboJackets Sticker:

[[File:RJSticker.jpg|300px|RJSticker.jpg]]

= Logo =

The RoboJackets Logo is the RoboJackets Text, often accompanied by RoboBuzz and/or the team names in the secondary font.

RoboJackets Text:

[[File:RJfont.png|500px|RTENOTITLE]]

RoboJackets Text w/ Team Names:

[[File:RJFont withSubtext.jpg|500px|RJFont withSubtext.jpg]]

RoboJackets "Head" (Features Text, RoboBuzz, Team Names, and URL):

[[File:RJHead.jpg|500px|RJHead.jpg]]

Vertical Logo

Logo elements may be stacked vertically when needed. When this is done, RoboBuzz should be scaled to be half the width of the Text. The distance between the tip of RoboBuzz's drill/stinger and the top of the J in RoboJackets should be 1/24th the width of RoboBuzz.

[[File:RJ vertical logo.png|500px|RJ vertical logo.png]]
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Woodi

2019-06-30T22:51:51Z

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{{Infobox IGVC
| robot_name = Woodi
| image_path = Woodi.jpg
| image_alt_text = Woodi right after completion
| year_start = 2016
| year_end = 2017
| current_version = Woodi
| update_year_start = n/a
| update_year_end = n/a
| farthest_distance = n/a
| fastest_time = n/a
| highest_finish_autonav = n/a
| highest_finish_design = n/a
| last_robot = Jaymi
| next_robot = Jessi
}}

Woodi was a replacement robot, meant to take the place of [[Jaymi]] at the 2017 competition. It was a last ditch effort to bring a robot to competition that year. We started laying down the design approximately 15 hours before leaving for competition. After a couple trips to Home Depot, the effort of a few members who were not driving the next day produced the robot you see here. Despite it's sloppy appearance, Woodi was a good testing platform during the 2017-2018 year and served as a design inspiration for [[Jessi]].

= Competitions =

=== IGVC 2017 ===
*Results
** Distance:
** Design Competition Placement:
** AutoNav Competition Placement:

= Versions =

== Woodi ==

=== At Competition ===

Woodi was never able to qualify or compete. Software and electrical issues were persistent throughout competition, which prevent it from ever being in a usable state. The main issues are documented down below.

=== Mechanical Design & Issues ===

Woodi was designed to be a minimal working robot. It consisted of 3 main sections: the mast, the electrical box, and the "chassis". The mast was simply the mast originally made for [[Jaymi]], reattached to the electrical box. The electrical box was a simple wooden box. The sides of the box were removable panels with the RoboJackets logo on the side. Half of the top was on a hinge which allowed it to be opened to access the electronics. The back was also on a hinge so the batteries could be put in. The electronics themselves were mounted to a plastic sheet that was the initial electronics board for Jaymi, which sat unmounted in the box. The "chassis" was a jumble of 2x4 wood which held the motors and custom gear boxes. We reused the wheels and the custom caster assembly from ___.

Unfortunately, Woodi had a high center of mass (see WoodiTipping.mp4) due to the batteries being so high off the ground. This made Woodi very prone to tipping backwards when initially accelerating. The caster was also poorly designed (the wheel was not offset from the center of rotation enough) which made it hard to turn. The uneven ground at competition combined with the bad caster caused the robot to fall forward once, which damaged the SICK LiDAR mounted on the front. At competition, we added a wheelie in the back to prevent the robot from tipping too far back.

One of the main issues mechanically with Woodi was the custom gearboxes. These were originally part of the design for [[Jaymi]] and had to be used on Woodi as there were no alternatives. The gearboxes had many issues with design, tolerances, and manufacturing, but those are detailed in [[Jaymi#Mechanical_Design_.26_Issues]]. The main issue we encountered with Woodi was the motors were not powerful enough. Woodi moved fairly slowly, even at full speed, partially due to the motors themselves and partially due to the amount of friction generated in the gear box. Woodi would always produce high pitch whining sound with the old motors and gearbox. The motors were replaced with wheelchair motors that had built-in gearboxes (as seen on [[Jessi]]) during the 2017-2018 year for testing before Woodi was finally dismantled and deprecated.

=== Electrical Design & Issues ===

=== Software Design & Issues ===

= Additional Information =

=== Team Members ===

=== Gallery ===

Woodi

2019-06-30T22:51:23Z

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{{Infobox IGVC
| robot_name = Woodi
| image_path = Woodi.jpg
| image_alt_text = Woodi right after completion
| year_start = 2016
| year_end = 2017
| current_version = Woodi
| update_year_start = n/a
| update_year_end = n/a
| farthest_distance = n/a
| fastest_time = n/a
| highest_finish_autonav = n/a
| highest_finish_design = n/a
| last_robot = Jaymi
| next_robot = Jessi
}}

Woodi was a replacement robot, meant to take the place of [[Jaymi]] at the 2017 competition. It was a last ditch effort to bring a robot to competition that year. We started laying down the design approximately 15 hours before leaving for competition. After a couple trips to Home Depot, the effort of a few members who were not driving the next day produced the robot you see here. Despite it's sloppy appearance, Woodi was a good testing platform during the 2017-2018 year and served as a design inspiration for [[Jessi]].

= Competitions =

=== IGVC 2017 ===
*Results
** Distance:
** Design Competition Placement:
** AutoNav Competition Placement:

= Versions =

== Woodi ==

=== At Competition ===

Woodi was never able to qualify or compete. Software and electrical issues were persistent throughout competition, which prevent it from ever being in a usable state. The main issues are documented down below.

=== Mechanical Design & Issues ===

Woodi was designed to be a minimal working robot. It consisted of 3 main sections: the mast, the electrical box, and the "chassis". The mast was simply the mast originally made for [[Jaymi]], reattached to the electrical box. The electrical box was a simple wooden box. The sides of the box were removable panels with the RoboJackets logo on the side. Half of the top was on a hinge which allowed it to be opened to access the electronics. The back was also on a hinge so the batteries could be put in. The electronics themselves were mounted to a plastic sheet that was the initial electronics board for Jaymi, which sat unmounted in the box. The "chassis" was a jumble of 2x4 wood which held the motors and custom gear boxes. We reused the wheels and the custom caster assembly from ___.

Unfortunately, Woodi had a high center of mass (see WoodiTipping.mp4) due to the batteries being so high off the ground. This made Woodi very prone to tipping backwards when initially accelerating. The caster was also poorly designed (the wheel was not offset from the center of rotation enough) which made it hard to turn. The uneven ground at competition combined with the bad caster caused the robot to fall forward once, which damaged the SICK LiDAR mounted on the front. At competition, we added a wheelie in the back to prevent the robot from tipping too far back.

One of the main issues mechanically with Woodi was the custom gearboxes. These were originally part of the design for [[Jaymi]] and had to be used on Woodi as there were no alternatives. The gearboxes had many issues with design, tolerances, and manufacturing, but those are detailed in [[Jaymi#Mechanical_Design_.26_Improvements]]. The main issue we encountered with Woodi was the motors were not powerful enough. Woodi moved fairly slowly, even at full speed, partially due to the motors themselves and partially due to the amount of friction generated in the gear box. Woodi would always produce high pitch whining sound with the old motors and gearbox. The motors were replaced with wheelchair motors that had built-in gearboxes (as seen on [[Jessi]]) during the 2017-2018 year for testing before Woodi was finally dismantled and deprecated.

=== Electrical Design & Issues ===

=== Software Design & Issues ===

= Additional Information =

=== Team Members ===

=== Gallery ===

Jaymi

2019-06-30T22:48:07Z

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{{Infobox IGVC
| robot_name = Jaymi
| image_path = Jaymi.png
| image_alt_text = Jaymi alt text
| year_start = 2015
| year_end = 2017
| current_version = deprecated
| update_year_start = NA
| update_year_end = NA
| farthest_distance = NA
| fastest_time = NA
| highest_finish_autonav = NA
| highest_finish_design = NA
| last_robot = Misti (IGVC)
| next_robot = Woodi
}}

Jaymi was originally intended to be the robot for the 2016 competition. However, due to the complexity of the design, it was not ready to be manufactured and was pushed to next year's competition. During 2016-2017 school year, the IGVC team saw a drop-off in senior membership, which resulted in schedule delays and severe technical issues across all subteams. We "completed" Jaymi in May, a few days before competition, but she had so many issues that it was impossible to have any successful runs. Therefore, just 14 hours before leaving for competition, we created a simple wooden robot called [[Woodi]]. The failure of Jaymi is what inspired many of the changes in team culture and design principles for [[Jessi]] and [[Jessii]].

= Competitions =

Jaymi was never deemed competition-ready, and therefore was never taken to IGVC. In her stead, [[Misti (IGVC)]] competed in 2016, and [[Woodi]] competed in 2017.

= Versions =

== Jaymi ==

=== At Competition ===

N/A

=== Mechanical Design & Improvements ===

=== Electrical Design & Improvements ===

=== Software Design & Improvements ===

= Additional Information =

=== Team Members ===

* Project Manager: Noah Daugherty
* Mechanical Lead: Kelvin Chong
* Electrical Lead: Daniil Budanov
* Software Lead: Matthew Keezer

=== Gallery ===

Jaymi

2019-06-30T22:47:40Z

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{{Infobox IGVC
| robot_name = Jaymi
| image_path = Jaymi.png
| image_alt_text = Jaymi alt text
| year_start = 2015
| year_end = 2017
| current_version = deprecated
| update_year_start = NA
| update_year_end = NA
| farthest_distance = NA
| fastest_time = NA
| highest_finish_autonav = NA
| highest_finish_design = NA
| last_robot = Misti (IGVC)
| next_robot = Woodi
}}

Jaymi was originally intended to be the robot for the 2016 competition. However, due to the complexity of the design, it was not ready to be manufactured and was pushed to next year's competition. During 2016-2017 school year, the IGVC team saw a drop-off in senior membership, which resulted in schedule delays and severe technical issues across all subteams. We "completed" Jaymi in May, a few days before competition, but she had so many issues that it was impossible to have any successful runs. Therefore, just 14 hours before leaving for competition, we created a simple wooden robot called [[Woodi]]. The failure of Jaymi is what inspired many of the changes in team culture and design principles for [[Jessi]] and [[Jessii]].

= Competitions =

Jaymi was never deemed competition-ready, and therefore was never taken to IGVC. In her stead, [[Misti (IGVC)]] competed in 2016, and [[Woodi]] competed in 2017.

= Versions =

== Jaymi ==

=== At Competition ===

N/A

=== Mechanical Design & Improvements ===

=== Electrical Design & Improvements ===

=== Software Design & Improvements ===

= Additional Information =

=== Team Members ===

Project Manager: Noah Daugherty
Mechanical Lead: Kelvin Chong
Electrical Lead: Daniil Budanov
Software Lead: Matthew Keezer

=== Gallery ===

Woodi

2019-06-30T22:44:48Z

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{{Infobox IGVC
| robot_name = Woodi
| image_path = Woodi.jpg
| image_alt_text = Woodi right after completion
| year_start = 2016
| year_end = 2017
| current_version = Woodi
| update_year_start = n/a
| update_year_end = n/a
| farthest_distance = n/a
| fastest_time = n/a
| highest_finish_autonav = n/a
| highest_finish_design = n/a
| last_robot = Jaymi
| next_robot = Jessi
}}

Woodi was a replacement robot, meant to take the place of [[Jaymi]] at the 2017 competition. It was a last ditch effort to bring a robot to competition that year. We started laying down the design approximately 15 hours before leaving for competition. After a couple trips to Home Depot, the effort of a few members who were not driving the next day produced the robot you see here. Despite it's sloppy appearance, Woodi was a good testing platform during the 2017-2018 year and served as a design inspiration for [[Jessi]].

= Competitions =

=== IGVC 2017 ===
*Results
** Distance:
** Design Competition Placement:
** AutoNav Competition Placement:

= Versions =

== Woodi ==

==== At Competition ====

Woodi was never able to qualify or compete. Software and electrical issues were persistent throughout competition, which prevent it from ever being in a usable state. The main issues are documented down below.

==== Mechanical Design & Issues ====

Woodi was designed to be a minimal working robot. It consisted of 3 main sections: the mast, the electrical box, and the "chassis". The mast was simply the mast originally made for [[Jaymi]], reattached to the electrical box. The electrical box was a simple wooden box. The sides of the box were removable panels with the RoboJackets logo on the side. Half of the top was on a hinge which allowed it to be opened to access the electronics. The back was also on a hinge so the batteries could be put in. The electronics themselves were mounted to a plastic sheet that was the initial electronics board for Jaymi, which sat unmounted in the box. The "chassis" was a jumble of 2x4 wood which held the motors and custom gear boxes. We reused the wheels and the custom caster assembly from ___.

Unfortunately, Woodi had a high center of mass (see WoodiTipping.mp4) due to the batteries being so high off the ground. This made Woodi very prone to tipping backwards when initially accelerating. The caster was also poorly designed (the wheel was not offset from the center of rotation enough) which made it hard to turn. The uneven ground at competition combined with the bad caster caused the robot to fall forward once, which damaged the SICK LiDAR mounted on the front. At competition, we added a wheelie in the back to prevent the robot from tipping too far back.

One of the main issues mechanically with Woodi was the custom gearboxes. These were originally part of the design for [[Jaymi]] and had to be used on Woodi as there were no alternatives. The gearboxes had many issues with design, tolerances, and manufacturing, but those are detailed in [[Jaymi#Mechanical Design & Issues]]. The main issue we encountered with Woodi was the motors were not powerful enough. Woodi moved fairly slowly, even at full speed, partially due to the motors themselves and partially due to the amount of friction generated in the gear box. Woodi would always produce high pitch whining sound with the old motors and gearbox. The motors were replaced with wheelchair motors that had built-in gearboxes (as seen on [[Jessi]]) during the 2017-2018 year for testing before Woodi was finally dismantled and deprecated.

==== Electrical Issues & Improvements ====

==== Software Issues & Improvements ====

= Additional Information =

=== Team Members ===

=== Gallery ===

File:Woodi.jpg

2019-06-30T21:17:17Z

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Woodi

2019-06-30T21:17:01Z

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{{Infobox IGVC
| robot_name = Woodi
| image_path = Woodi.jpg
| image_alt_text =
| year_start = 2016
| year_end = 2017
| current_version = deprecated
| update_year_start = n/a
| update_year_end = n/a
| farthest_distance = n/a
| fastest_time = n/a
| highest_finish_autonav = n/a
| highest_finish_design = n/a
}}

Woodi was a replacement robot, meant to take the place of [[Jaymi]] at the 2017 competition. It was a last ditch effort to bring a robot to competition that year. We started laying down the design approximately 15 hours before leaving for competition. After a couple trips to Home Depot, the effort of a few members who were not driving the next day produced the robot you see here. Despite it's sloppy appearance, Woodi was a good testing platform during the 2017-2018 year and served as a design inspiration for [[Jessi]].

= Competitions =

=== IGVC 2017 ===
*Results
** Distance:
** Design Competition Placement:
** AutoNav Competition Placement:

= Versions =

== Woodi ==

==== At Competition ====

==== Mechanical Issues & Improvements ====

==== Electrical Issues & Improvements ====

==== Software Issues & Improvements ====

= Additional Information =

=== Team Members ===

=== Gallery ===

Woodi

2019-06-30T21:16:41Z

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{| class="wikitable" align="right"
|-
! scope="row" colspan="2" style="background-color:#FFFF99" | Woodi
|-
! scope="row" colspan="2" align="center" |
|-
! scope="row" style="text-align:left" | Year Of Creation
| {{{year|2016-2017}}}
|-
! scope="row" colspan="2" style="background-color:#FFFF99" | Versions
|-
! scope="row" style="text-align:left" | Current Version
| {{{currver|deprecated}}}
|-
! scope="row" style="text-align:left" | Update Year
| {{{updyr|n/a}}}
|-
! scope="row" colspan="2" style="background-color:#FFFF99" | Information and Statistics
|-
! scope="row" style="text-align:left" | Farthest Distance
| {{{mat|}}}
|-
! scope="row" style="text-align:left" | Fastest Time
| {{{mat|}}}
|-
! scope="row" style="text-align:left" | Highest Placement AutoNav
| {{{hfin|}}}
|-
! scope="row" style="text-align:left" | Highest Placement Design
| {{{hfin|}}}
|}
{{Infobox IGVC
| robot_name = Woodi
| image_path = Woodi.jpg
| image_alt_text = Jessi alt text
| year_start = 2016
| year_end = 2017
| current_version = deprecated
| update_year_start = n/a
| update_year_end = n/a
| farthest_distance = n/a
| fastest_time = n/a
| highest_finish_autonav = n/a
| highest_finish_design = n/a
}}

Woodi was a replacement robot, meant to take the place of [[Jaymi]] at the 2017 competition. It was a last ditch effort to bring a robot to competition that year. We started laying down the design approximately 15 hours before leaving for competition. After a couple trips to Home Depot, the effort of a few members who were not driving the next day produced the robot you see here. Despite it's sloppy appearance, Woodi was a good testing platform during the 2017-2018 year and served as a design inspiration for [[Jessi]].

= Competitions =

=== IGVC 2017 ===
*Results
** Distance:
** Design Competition Placement:
** AutoNav Competition Placement:

= Versions =

== Woodi ==

==== At Competition ====

==== Mechanical Issues & Improvements ====

==== Electrical Issues & Improvements ====

==== Software Issues & Improvements ====

= Additional Information =

=== Team Members ===

=== Gallery ===

Woodi

2019-06-30T21:12:15Z

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{| class="wikitable" align="right"
|-
! scope="row" colspan="2" style="background-color:#FFFF99" | Woodi
|-
! scope="row" colspan="2" align="center" |
|-
! scope="row" style="text-align:left" | Year Of Creation
| {{{year|2016-2017}}}
|-
! scope="row" colspan="2" style="background-color:#FFFF99" | Versions
|-
! scope="row" style="text-align:left" | Current Version
| {{{currver|deprecated}}}
|-
! scope="row" style="text-align:left" | Update Year
| {{{updyr|n/a}}}
|-
! scope="row" colspan="2" style="background-color:#FFFF99" | Information and Statistics
|-
! scope="row" style="text-align:left" | Farthest Distance
| {{{mat|}}}
|-
! scope="row" style="text-align:left" | Fastest Time
| {{{mat|}}}
|-
! scope="row" style="text-align:left" | Highest Placement AutoNav
| {{{hfin|}}}
|-
! scope="row" style="text-align:left" | Highest Placement Design
| {{{hfin|}}}
|}

Woodi was a replacement robot, meant to take the place of [[Jaymi]] at the 2017 competition. It was a last ditch effort to bring a robot to competition that year. We started laying down the design approximately 15 hours before leaving for competition. After a couple trips to Home Depot, the effort of a few members who were not driving the next day produced the robot you see here. Despite it's sloppy appearance, Woodi was a good testing platform during the 2017-2018 year and served as a design inspiration for [[Jessi]].

= Competitions =

=== IGVC 2017 ===
*Results
** Distance:
** Design Competition Placement:
** AutoNav Competition Placement:

= Versions =

== Woodi ==

==== At Competition ====

==== Mechanical Issues & Improvements ====

==== Electrical Issues & Improvements ====

==== Software Issues & Improvements ====

= Additional Information =

=== Team Members ===

=== Gallery ===

Jaymi

2019-06-30T20:59:30Z

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{| class="wikitable" align="right"
|-
! scope="row" colspan="2" style="background-color:#FFFF99" | Jaymi
|-
! scope="row" colspan="2" align="center" |
|-
! scope="row" style="text-align:left" | Years Of Creation
| {{{year|2015-2017}}}
|-
! scope="row" colspan="2" style="background-color:#FFFF99" | Versions
|-
! scope="row" style="text-align:left" | Current Version
| {{{currver|deprecated}}}
|-
! scope="row" style="text-align:left" | Update Year
| {{{updyr|n/a}}}
|-
! scope="row" colspan="2" style="background-color:#FFFF99" | Information and Statistics
|-
! scope="row" style="text-align:left" | Farthest Distance
| {{{mat| n/a}}}
|-
! scope="row" style="text-align:left" | Fastest Time
| {{{mat| n/a}}}
|-
! scope="row" style="text-align:left" | Highest Placement AutoNav
| {{{hfin| n/a}}}
|-
! scope="row" style="text-align:left" | Highest Placement Design
| {{{hfin| n/a}}}
|}

Jaymi was originally intended to be the robot for the 2016 competition. However, due to the complexity of the design, it was not ready to be manufactured and was pushed to next year's competition. During 2016-2017 school year, the IGVC team saw a drop-off in senior membership, which resulted in schedule delays and severe technical issues across all subteams. We "completed" Jaymi in May, a few days before competition, but she had so many issues that it was impossible to have any successful runs. Therefore, just 14 hours before leaving for competition, we created a simple wooden robot called [[Woodi]]. The failure of Jaymi is what inspired many of the changes in team culture and design principles for [[Jessi]] and [[Jessii]].

= Competitions =

Jaymi was never deemed competition-ready, and therefore was never taken to IGVC. In her stead, [[Misti (IGVC)]] competed in 2016, and [[Woodi]] competed in 2017.

= Versions =

== Jaymi ==

==== At Competition ====

N/A

==== Mechanical Issues & Improvements ====

==== Electrical Issues & Improvements ====

==== Software Issues & Improvements ====

= Additional Information =

=== Team Members ===

=== Gallery ===

Jessii

2019-06-30T20:58:40Z

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#REDIRECT [[Jessi#Jessii]]

Jessii

2019-06-30T20:57:28Z

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#REDIRECT [[Jessi]]

Jaymi

2019-06-30T20:56:17Z

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{| class="wikitable" align="right"
|-
! scope="row" colspan="2" style="background-color:#FFFF99" | Jaymi
|-
! scope="row" colspan="2" align="center" |
|-
! scope="row" style="text-align:left" | Years Of Creation
| {{{year|2015-2017}}}
|-
! scope="row" colspan="2" style="background-color:#FFFF99" | Versions
|-
! scope="row" style="text-align:left" | Current Version
| {{{currver|deprecated}}}
|-
! scope="row" style="text-align:left" | Update Year
| {{{updyr|n/a}}}
|-
! scope="row" colspan="2" style="background-color:#FFFF99" | Information and Statistics
|-
! scope="row" style="text-align:left" | Farthest Distance
| {{{mat| n/a}}}
|-
! scope="row" style="text-align:left" | Fastest Time
| {{{mat| n/a}}}
|-
! scope="row" style="text-align:left" | Highest Placement AutoNav
| {{{hfin| n/a}}}
|-
! scope="row" style="text-align:left" | Highest Placement Design
| {{{hfin| n/a}}}
|}

Jaymi was originally intended to be the robot for the 2016 competition. However, due to the complexity of the design, it was not ready to be manufactured and was pushed to next year's competition. During 2016-2017 school year, the IGVC team saw a drop-off in senior membership, which resulted in schedule delays and severe technical issues across all subteams. We "completed" Jaymi in May, a few days before competition, but she had so many issues that it was impossible to have any successful runs. Therefore, just 14 hours before leaving for competition, we created a simple wooden robot called [[Woodi]]. The failure of Jaymi is what inspired many of the changes in team culture and design principles for [[Jessi]] and [[Jessii]].

= Competitions =

Jaymi was never deemed competition-ready, and therefore was never taken to IGVC. In her stead, [[Misti (IGVC)]] competed in 2016, and [[Woodi]] competed in 2017.

= Versions =

== Jaymi ==

==== At Competition ====

==== Mechanical Issues & Improvements ====

==== Electrical Issues & Improvements ====

==== Software Issues & Improvements ====

= Additional Information =

=== Team Members ===

=== Gallery ===

People with Keys

2019-05-16T01:22:38Z

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'''These people have keys to the RoboJackets shop area. ''' See [[Shop_Keys|Shop Keys]] for details on key assignments.

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Key Number
! Assigned To
|-
| 3SB6: 1
| Evan Peterson
|-
| 3SB6: 4
| Dallas Downing
|-
| 3SB6: 5
| Jonathan Spalten
|-
| 3SB6: 7
| Unassigned
|-
| 3SB6: 8
| Marine Maisonneuve
|-
| 3SB6: 9
| Unassigned
|-
| 3SB6: 12
| Ava Thrasher
|-
| 3SB6: 14
| Unassigned
|-
| 3SB6: 15
| Dylan Fife
|-
| 3SB6: 18
| Unassigned
|-
| 3SB6: 19
| Will Stuckey
|-
| 3SB6: 20
| Oswin So
|-
| 3SB6: 21
| Joseph Neiger
|-
| 3SB6: 22
| Alex Field
|-
| 3SB6: 23
| Unassigned
|-
| 3SB6: 24
| Unassigned
|-
| 3SB6: 27
| Juan Almagro
|-
| 3SB6: 28
| Joseph Spall
|-
| 3SB6: 29
| [[User:Mbarulic|Matthew Barulic]]
|-
|3SB6: 30
| Daniel Martin
|-
| 3SB6: 31
| Juan Elizondo
|-
|3SB6: 33
| Unassigned
|-
|3SB6: 34
| Jason Gibson
|-
|3SB6: 35
| Cory Stine
|-
|3SB6: 36
| Varun Madabushi
|-
|3SB6: 38
| Austin Keener
|-
|3SB6: 39
| Unassigned
|-
|3SB6: 40
| Unassigned
|-
|3SB6: 41
| Ryan Waldheim
|-
|3SB6: 43
| Young Won
|-
|3SB6: 44
| Matthew Woodward
|-
|3SB6: 45
| Evan Bretl
|}

[[Category:Core]]

TE Sessions

2018-10-18T15:57:56Z

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== Overview ==

The Technology Enrichment (TE) Sessions started in 2002 with the goal of promoting STEM education for area middle and high school students. In recent years the workshop series has been tailored to foster success in both the ''FIRST'' Tech Challenge (FTC) and the ''FIRST'' Robotics Competition (FRC), drawing heavily on strategic and technical details of both competitions. TE Sessions are conducted in the fall semester during FTC season, leading up to FRC season, and comprise one of the primary initiatives of RoboJackets' Outreach program in the fall semester. On this page you can find info relating to past and current TE Sessions. You can also find more information about TE Sessions on the [http://www.robojackets.org/te-sessions/ RoboJackets website].

== Location ==

TE Sessions are held in the classroom in the 14th Street Student Competition Center (SCC).

== Time ==

For the 2017 season, the sessions will be held on Saturdays starting at 3pm.

== Participating Schools ==

== Previous Sessions ==

All sessions since the 2016 season are archived on the [https://www.youtube.com/user/RoboJackets/videos RoboJackets Youtube channel]
*[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLS6PHlm6LoihwLXBWDprrWtyRhGUCdmut 2018 TE Sessions]
*[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLS6PHlm6Loij7pO8JJsU3Ke_w2YnO0IMW 2017 TE Sessions]
*[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLS6PHlm6LoijPC-QAT78wUt97611B2bLW 2016 TE Sessions]
*[[2009 TE Sessions]]
*[[2008 TE Sessions]]
*[[2007 TE Sessions]]
*[[2006 TE Sessions]]
[[Category:Technology Enrichment Sessions|Technology_Enrichment_Sessions]][[Category:Outreach]]

People with Keys

2018-08-20T04:05:41Z

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'''These people have keys to the RoboJackets shop area. ''' See [[Shop_Keys|Shop Keys]] for details on key assignments.

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Key Number
! Assigned To
|-
| 3SB6: 1
|''Evan Peterson ''
|-
| 3SB6: 4
|Dallas Downing
|-
| 3SB6: 5
|''Unassigned''
|-
| 3SB6: 7
|''Unassigned''
|-
| 3SB6: 8
|Collin Avidano
|-
| 3SB6: 9
| Ryan Waldheim
|-
| 3SB6:12
| John Carnahan
|-
| 3SB6:14
| ''Jon Jones''
|-
| 3SB6:15
| ''Unassigned''
|-
| 3SB6:18
| Joshua Viszlai
|-
| 3SB6:19
|Will Stuckey
|-
| 3SB6:20
| Cory Stine
|-
| 3SB6:21
| Jeremy Feltracco
|-
| 3SB6:22
| Hank Hellstrom
|-
| 3SB6:23
| Carrie Li
|-
| 3SB6:24
| Luke Pasquarelli
|-
| 3SB6:27
| Juan Almagro
|-
| 3SB6:28
| Joseph Spall
|-
| 3SB6:29
| [[User:Mbarulic|Matthew Barulic]]
|-
|3SB6:30
|''Unassigned''
|-
| 3SB6:31
|Daniil Budanov
|-
|3SB6:33
|''Unassigned''
|-
|3SB6:34
|Jason Gibson
|-
|3SB6:36
|Varun Madabushi
|-
|3SB6:38
|''Unassigned''
|-
|3SB6:39
|''Unassigned''
|-
|3SB6: 40
|Sarah Storer
|-
|3SB6: 41
|Noah Daugherty
|-
|3SB6:43
|Young Won
|-
|3SB6:44
|Matthew Woodward
|-
|3SB6: 45
|''Unassigned''
|}

[[Category:Core]]

People with Keys

2018-08-20T04:05:25Z

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'''These people have keys to the RoboJackets shop area. ''' See [[Shop_Keys|Shop Keys]] for details on key assignments.

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Key Number
! Assigned To
|-
| 3SB6: 1
|''Evan Peterson ''
|-
| 3SB6: 4
|''Dallas Downing''
|-
| 3SB6: 5
|''Unassigned''
|-
| 3SB6: 7
|''Unassigned''
|-
| 3SB6: 8
|Collin Avidano
|-
| 3SB6: 9
| Ryan Waldheim
|-
| 3SB6:12
| John Carnahan
|-
| 3SB6:14
| ''Jon Jones''
|-
| 3SB6:15
| ''Unassigned''
|-
| 3SB6:18
| Joshua Viszlai
|-
| 3SB6:19
|Will Stuckey
|-
| 3SB6:20
| Cory Stine
|-
| 3SB6:21
| Jeremy Feltracco
|-
| 3SB6:22
| Hank Hellstrom
|-
| 3SB6:23
| Carrie Li
|-
| 3SB6:24
| Luke Pasquarelli
|-
| 3SB6:27
| Juan Almagro
|-
| 3SB6:28
| Joseph Spall
|-
| 3SB6:29
| [[User:Mbarulic|Matthew Barulic]]
|-
|3SB6:30
|''Unassigned''
|-
| 3SB6:31
|Daniil Budanov
|-
|3SB6:33
|''Unassigned''
|-
|3SB6:34
|Jason Gibson
|-
|3SB6:36
|Varun Madabushi
|-
|3SB6:38
|''Unassigned''
|-
|3SB6:39
|''Unassigned''
|-
|3SB6: 40
|Sarah Storer
|-
|3SB6: 41
|Noah Daugherty
|-
|3SB6:43
|Young Won
|-
|3SB6:44
|Matthew Woodward
|-
|3SB6: 45
|''Unassigned''
|}

[[Category:Core]]

IGVC

2018-06-29T16:31:59Z

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[[Category:IGVC]]
[[File:Jessi.jpg|thumb|right|400px|Our 2018 robot, Jessi]]
The IGVC competition is centered around building the next generation of off road, all weather autonomous vehicles. The idea is to create a vehicle and tech stack that can navigate through an obstacle course to given GPS waypoints without human intervention. The map is not known beforehand and while there are certain obstacles that are common anything can be placed onto the course. The competition is scored in three main areas. First is the design of the robot as presented in the TDP (a written report on the vehicle) that is given to industry experts for judging. Next the team is scored based on their presentation of their robot. Finally the robot is put to the test by trying to navigate the fastest route on the AutoNav course. '''''If''''' (sometimes no one completes the course) multiple robots complete the course the winner is the fastest time, otherwise the robot that navigates the farthest is the winner. In other words speed is second to safety.
<noinclude>
{{countdown
|year = 2019
|month = 6
|day = 8
|hour = 13
|minute = 1
|event = IGVC Competition
|duration = 1400
|eventstart = Let's go
|eventend = Did we win?
}}
</noinclude>
== Meetings ==
We meet in the Student Competition Center (575 14th St). If you are working in the machine shop or mechanical room you will need to wear closed-toe shoes and a t-shirt (no long sleeves). Bring a hair tie if needed.

* Wednesdays 6:30PM to 9PM
* Sundays 4PM to 7PM

== Leadership ==
* Project Manager: Dallas Downing
* Electrical Lead: Ryan Waldheim
* Mechanical Lead: Young Won
* Software Lead: Andrew Tuttle

== Competition ==
==== Guidelines ====
* [http://www.igvc.org/rules.htm Rules]
==== Important Dates ====
* June 8-13 (estimated)

== Subteam Resources ==
=== Electrical ===
* Overview
* Training info
=== Mechanical ===
* Overview
* Training info
=== Software ===
* Overview
* Training info

== Past Competitions ==
[[Past IGVC Competitions]] should be summarized here, like the [[BattleBots]] main page.
===2018 Jessi===
[[Jessi]]

===2017 <s>Jaymi</s> Woodi===
[[Woodi]]
[[Jaymi]]

===2016 <s>Jaymi</s> Mistii===
[[Jaymi]]
[[Misti (IGVC)]]

===2015 Mistii===
[[Misti (IGVC)]]

===2014 Mistii===
[[Misti (IGVC)]]

===2013 Misti===
[[Misti (IGVC)]]

===2012 Roxii===
[[Roxi]]

===2011 Roxii===
[[Roxi]]

===2010 Jeanni===
[[Jeanni]]

===2009 Candiii===
[[Candi]]

===2008 Candii===
[[Candi]]
*'''Design Report:''' [[File:CandiiDesignReport.pdf|RTENOTITLE]]

===2007 Candi===
[[Candi]]
*'''Design Report:''' [[File:TrixxieDesignReport.pdf|RTENOTITLE]]

===2006 Trixxie===
[[Trixxie]]
*'''Design Report:''' [[File:TrixxieDesignReport.pdf|RTENOTITLE]]

===2005 No Robot===
RoboJackets lacked the man power in order to send a team during this year of transition.

===2004 Buzzbot II===
[[Buzzbot]]
*'''Design Report:''' [[File:BuzzBotIIDesignReport.pdf|RTENOTITLE]]

===2003 Buzzbot===
[[Buzzbot]]
*'''Design Report:''' [[File:BuzzBotDesignReport.pdf|RTENOTITLE]]

IGVC

2018-06-29T16:31:08Z

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IGVC

2018-06-29T16:30:28Z

Ddowning3:

[[Category:IGVC]]
[[File:Jessi.jpg|thumb|right|400px|Our 2018 robot, Jessi]]

The IGVC competition is centered around building the next generation of off road, all weather autonomous vehicles. The idea is to create a vehicle and tech stack that can navigate through an obstacle course to given GPS waypoints without human intervention. The map is not known beforehand and while there are certain obstacles that are common anything can be placed onto the course. The competition is scored in three main areas. First is the design of the robot as presented in the TDP (a written report on the vehicle) that is given to industry experts for judging. Next the team is scored based on their presentation of their robot. Finally the robot is put to the test by trying to navigate the fastest route on the AutoNav course. '''''If''''' (sometimes no one completes the course) multiple robots complete the course the winner is the fastest time, otherwise the robot that navigates the farthest is the winner. In other words speed is second to safety.
<noinclude>
{{countdown
|year = 2019
|month = 6
|day = 8
|hour = 13
|minute = 1
|event = IGVC Competition
|duration = 1400
|eventstart = Let's go
|eventend = Did we win?
}}
</noinclude>

== Meetings ==
We meet in the Student Competition Center (575 14th St). If you are working in the machine shop or mechanical room you will need to wear closed-toe shoes and a t-shirt (no long sleeves). Bring a hair tie if needed.

* Wednesdays 6:30PM to 9PM
* Sundays 4PM to 7PM

== Leadership ==
* Project Manager: Dallas Downing
* Electrical Lead: Ryan Waldheim
* Mechanical Lead: Young Won
* Software Lead: Andrew Tuttle

== Competition ==
==== Guidelines ====
* [http://www.igvc.org/rules.htm Rules]
==== Important Dates ====
* June 8-13 (estimated)

== Subteam Resources ==
=== Electrical ===
* Overview
* Training info
=== Mechanical ===
* Overview
* Training info
=== Software ===
* Overview
* Training info

== Past Competitions ==
[[Past IGVC Competitions]] should be summarized here, like the [[BattleBots]] main page.
===2018 Jessi===
[[Jessi]]

===2017 <s>Jaymi</s> Woodi===
[[Woodi]]
[[Jaymi]]

===2016 <s>Jaymi</s> Mistii===
[[Jaymi]]
[[Misti (IGVC)]]

===2015 Mistii===
[[Misti (IGVC)]]

===2014 Mistii===
[[Misti (IGVC)]]

===2013 Misti===
[[Misti (IGVC)]]

===2012 Roxii===
[[Roxi]]

===2011 Roxii===
[[Roxi]]

===2010 Jeanni===
[[Jeanni]]

===2009 Candiii===
[[Candi]]

===2008 Candii===
[[Candi]]
*'''Design Report:''' [[File:CandiiDesignReport.pdf|RTENOTITLE]]

===2007 Candi===
[[Candi]]
*'''Design Report:''' [[File:TrixxieDesignReport.pdf|RTENOTITLE]]

===2006 Trixxie===
[[Trixxie]]
*'''Design Report:''' [[File:TrixxieDesignReport.pdf|RTENOTITLE]]

===2005 No Robot===
RoboJackets lacked the man power in order to send a team during this year of transition.

===2004 Buzzbot II===
[[Buzzbot]]
*'''Design Report:''' [[File:BuzzBotIIDesignReport.pdf|RTENOTITLE]]

===2003 Buzzbot===
[[Buzzbot]]
*'''Design Report:''' [[File:BuzzBotDesignReport.pdf|RTENOTITLE]]

IGVC

2018-06-29T16:30:17Z

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[[Category:IGVC]]
[[File:Jessi.jpg|thumb|right|400px|Our 2018 robot, Jessi]]

The IGVC competition is centered around building the next generation of off road, all weather autonomous vehicles. The idea is to create a vehicle and tech stack that can navigate through an obstacle course to given GPS waypoints without human intervention. The map is not known beforehand and while there are certain obstacles that are common anything can be placed onto the course. The competition is scored in three main areas. First is the design of the robot as presented in the TDP (a written report on the vehicle) that is given to industry experts for judging. Next the team is scored based on their presentation of their robot. Finally the robot is put to the test by trying to navigate the fastest route on the AutoNav course. '''''If''''' (sometimes no one completes the course) multiple robots complete the course the winner is the fastest time, otherwise the robot that navigates the farthest is the winner. In other words speed is second to safety.

<noinclude>
{{countdown
|year = 2019
|month = 6
|day = 8
|hour = 13
|minute = 1
|event = IGVC Competition
|duration = 1400
|eventstart = Let's go
|eventend = Did we win?
}}
</noinclude>

== Meetings ==
We meet in the Student Competition Center (575 14th St). If you are working in the machine shop or mechanical room you will need to wear closed-toe shoes and a t-shirt (no long sleeves). Bring a hair tie if needed.

* Wednesdays 6:30PM to 9PM
* Sundays 4PM to 7PM

== Leadership ==
* Project Manager: Dallas Downing
* Electrical Lead: Ryan Waldheim
* Mechanical Lead: Young Won
* Software Lead: Andrew Tuttle

== Competition ==
==== Guidelines ====
* [http://www.igvc.org/rules.htm Rules]
==== Important Dates ====
* June 8-13 (estimated)

== Subteam Resources ==
=== Electrical ===
* Overview
* Training info
=== Mechanical ===
* Overview
* Training info
=== Software ===
* Overview
* Training info

== Past Competitions ==
[[Past IGVC Competitions]] should be summarized here, like the [[BattleBots]] main page.
===2018 Jessi===
[[Jessi]]

===2017 <s>Jaymi</s> Woodi===
[[Woodi]]
[[Jaymi]]

===2016 <s>Jaymi</s> Mistii===
[[Jaymi]]
[[Misti (IGVC)]]

===2015 Mistii===
[[Misti (IGVC)]]

===2014 Mistii===
[[Misti (IGVC)]]

===2013 Misti===
[[Misti (IGVC)]]

===2012 Roxii===
[[Roxi]]

===2011 Roxii===
[[Roxi]]

===2010 Jeanni===
[[Jeanni]]

===2009 Candiii===
[[Candi]]

===2008 Candii===
[[Candi]]
*'''Design Report:''' [[File:CandiiDesignReport.pdf|RTENOTITLE]]

===2007 Candi===
[[Candi]]
*'''Design Report:''' [[File:TrixxieDesignReport.pdf|RTENOTITLE]]

===2006 Trixxie===
[[Trixxie]]
*'''Design Report:''' [[File:TrixxieDesignReport.pdf|RTENOTITLE]]

===2005 No Robot===
RoboJackets lacked the man power in order to send a team during this year of transition.

===2004 Buzzbot II===
[[Buzzbot]]
*'''Design Report:''' [[File:BuzzBotIIDesignReport.pdf|RTENOTITLE]]

===2003 Buzzbot===
[[Buzzbot]]
*'''Design Report:''' [[File:BuzzBotDesignReport.pdf|RTENOTITLE]]

Past IGVC Competitions

2018-06-29T09:28:43Z

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This page contains results, pictures, and design documents from past IGVC competitions in which we have participated.

*[http://www.igvc.org/results.htm Competition Results (from the Official IGVC Website)]

== 2014 - Mistii ==

;[[IGVC Overview 2014|2014 Competition]]
;

*[[IGVC Mechanical 2014|Mechanical Information]]
*[[IGVC Electrical 2014|Electrical Information]]
*[[IGVC Software 2014|Software Information]]
*[[IGVC 2014 Meeting Notes|Meeting Notes]]

== 2013 - Misti ==

;[[IGVC Overview 2013|2013 Competition]]
:

*[[IGVC Mechanical 2013|Mechanical Information]]
*[[IGVC Electrical 2013|Electrical Information]]
*[[IGVC Software 2013|Software Information]]
*[[IGVC 2013 Meeting Notes|Meeting Notes]]

== 2012 - Roxii ==

;[[IGVC Overview 2012|2012 Competition]]

*[[IGVC 2012 Roxii|Roxii Documentation]]
**[[IGVCMechanical2012|Mechanical Information]]
**[[IGVCElectrical2012|Electrical Information]]
**[[IGVCSoftware2012|Software Information]]
*[[IGVC 2012 Tasks|Tasks]]
*[[IGVC 2012 Meeting Notes|Meeting Notes]]

== 2011 - Roxi ==

;[[IGVC Overview 2011|2011 Competition]]

*[[IGVC 2011 Roxi|Roxi Documentation]]
**[[IGVCMechanical2011|Mechanical Information]]
**[[IGVCElectrical2011|Electrical Information]]
**[[IGVCSoftware2011|Software Information]]

== 2010 - Jeanni ==

;[[IGVC Overview 2010|2010 Competition]]

*Need a new robot page
*[[IGVC 2010 Tasks|Tasks]]
*[[IGVC 2010 Practice Field|Practice Field]]

== 2009 - Candiii ==

*'''Robot:''' [[Candiii Robot Guide|Candiii]]
*[[IGVC 2009 Meeting Notes|Meeting Notes]]

== 2008 - Candii ==

*'''Robot:''' [[Candii Robot Guide|Candii]]
**[[IGVC 2008 Divisions of Responsibility|Divisions of Responsibility]]
*[[IGVC 2008 Meeting Notes|Meeting Notes]] + [[IGVC 2008 General Schedule and Progress Review|General Schedule and Progress Review]]
*[[IGVC 2008 TODO|TODOs]]
*'''Design Report:''' [[File:CandiiDesignReport.pdf|RTENOTITLE]]
**'''Other Teams' Design Reports:''' [http://www.igvc.org/design/design_teams.asp?year=2008 Design Reports]

== 2007 - Candi ==

*'''Robot:''' [[Candi Robot Guide|Candi]]
*'''Gallery:''' [[2007 IGVC Competition Gallery]]
*'''Travel Details:''' [[IGVC 2007 Travel Details]]
*'''Design Report:''' [[File:CandiDesignReport.pdf|RTENOTITLE]]
**'''Other Teams' Design Reports:''' [http://robojackets.org/~paulv/IGVC2007DR.zip IGVC 2007 Design Reports]

== 2006 - Trixxie ==

*'''Robot:''' [[Trixxie Robot Guide|Trixxie]]
*'''Gallery:''' [[2006 IGVC Competition Gallery]]
*'''Design Report:''' [[File:TrixxieDesignReport.pdf|RTENOTITLE]]
*[[Misc. IGVC 2006 Archives]]

;Nov. 8, 2005

The following image sequences were taken on 10/08/2005 as test footage for creating vision algorithms.

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Animations were assembled and uploaded by [[User:DavidF|David]], using the [[ConcatenateMovieSegments]] program.

== 2005 ==

Unfortunately, RoboJackets lacked the manpower in this time of transition to send a team to the 2005 IGVC Competition.

*'''Gallery:''' [[Old IGVC 2005 Pictures]]

== 2004 - Buzzbot II ==

*'''Robot:''' Buzzbot II
*'''Design Report:''' [[File:BuzzBotIIDesignReport.pdf|RTENOTITLE]]

;Gallery

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== 2003 - Buzzbot ==

*'''Robot:''' Buzzbot
*'''Design Report:''' [[File:BuzzBotDesignReport.pdf|RTENOTITLE]]
[[Category:IGVC]]

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FASET

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This article is intended to assist RoboJackets members in effectively utilizing FASET as a Recruiting tool.

== Background info (FASET 2016) ==

There were a total of 9 FASETs in 2016: 1 summer freshman, 7 regular, and 1 transfer. The last two FASETs are the largest due to being reserved for students far away from tech.

== Registering ==

Registration info for FASET is distributed via OrgSync to leaders in April. If sign-up is not completed in time, there is a waitlist.

== What to Bring ==

#Robots
#Banner / Table Runner
#Gaffers Tape
#Informational flyers or brochures
#Laptops for completing the sign-up form (See below)
#Paper Registration sheets as backup for laptops (and pens)
#Water - It's hot out!

== The Sign Up form ==

Create a single Google Form that is branded heavily that asks the following questions:

#First and last name (required)
#Email (required) (textbox with email validation)
#Did you head about RoboJackets before FASET? (radio buttons)
#*Yes
#*No
#If so, how? (Checkboxes)
#*Campus Tour
#*From a current RoboJackets Member
#*From a Friend not in RoboJackets
#*Social Media (Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, etc)
#*Website (RoboJackets.org)
#*FRC Event
#*FTC Event
#*VEX Event

How to Reserve a Vehicle

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RoboJackets will generally reserve one of 3 vehicles, procedures for which are outlined below.

== F150 ==
This vehicle is reserved through the ME department. Since they use it during business hours most days, it is hard to get it before 4PM or overnight during the week. They close at 4:30PM. Weekend reservations should start at 4:30PM on Friday. Email Dr. Cunefare if it is needed for a competition, but the ME department won't book it due to the previously mentioned reason. This vehicle can be reserved by emailing facilities@me.gatech.edu with the date(s) and time(s).

== Van ==
This vehicle is reserved through the ME department. They tend to also keep the keys until 4PM and prefer it not be reserved overnight, but are more lenient than with the F350. They close at 4:30PM. Weekend reservations should start at 4:30PM on Friday. Email Dr. Cunefare if it is needed for a competition, but the ME department won't book it due to the previously mentioned reason. This vehicle can be reserved by emailing facilities@me.gatech.edu with the date(s) and time(s).

== F350 ==
This vehicle is reserved on the SCC sharepoint calendar: https://gtvault.sharepoint.com/sites/gww/scc/SitePages/Home.aspx.

How to Reserve a Room

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RoboJackets will generally reserve one of 3 types of rooms. The procedures for reserving them are outlined below.

== Applied Physiology Room ==
This room is known as the "classroom" and is located in the same building as the SCC. Core meetings and some team meetings will typically occur here. This room can be reserved by emailing reserve@ap.gatech.edu with the date(s) and time(s) of the event. The main contact is Adrienne Durham.

== On Campus Room ==
These rooms are reserved for a wide range of events. If not reserved during certain hours, a cleaning cost will be incurred; however, if the College of Computing reserves the room, RoboJackets will not incur the fee. Book these rooms at https://gtevents.gatech.edu/EmsWebApp/Default.aspx at least three days in advance.

== SCC Conference Room ==
This room is reserved on the SCC sharepoint calendar: https://gtvault.sharepoint.com/sites/gww/scc/SitePages/Home.aspx.

How to give a great Core report

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This document is largely intended as guidance for new officers, although project managers may also find it helpful.

#Start early. You get the agenda document on Sunday - that gives you two full days and then some to make your report as good as possible. Do a quick writeup off the top of your head Sunday or Monday, and revisit it and revise as needed until Wednesday night. By the time Core starts, your report should be substantially done.
#Ask yourself whether your report is meaningful to the other people in the room. Is this going to affect other teams? Did you reach a cool milestone (or have a learning moment?) Did you highlight any action items for other Core members with clear steps to take? Follow up important action items with a separate email to the mailing list soon after the meeting.
#Keep it concise. There's a lot of content covered in Core as is - people won't remember all the details, if they're paying attention at all - so just provide the necessary context, hit your major points, and be prepared to answer questions from the floor from those that are interested. That all being said, if you have an important and complex topic, take the time to explain it - Core is the time and place to discuss these things.

How to be BattleBots Project Manager

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Welcome to BattleBots Project Management. The purpose of this document is to guide future project managers as they take on the role and to serve as a reference for future BattleBot’s members.

=== What is your job? ===
While answers may vary, I see the role of Battlebots Project Manager as the driving force behind the robots, without actually building the robots. Looking at the team as a “robot building machine,” the team members are the various components which actually build the robots. While people will not be as reliable as mechanical parts, the role of the project manager is still to facilitate their work. It is not the PMs job to machine parts, be the best machinist, or have the most knowledge about robotics. The Project Manager is responsible for making sure the “robot building machine” functions as efficiently as possible.

'''The specific duties of the PM are as follows:'''
* Appoint robot leads
* Set the schedule for each bot’s progress
* Schedule design reviews
* Monitor the progress of the robots
* Take action if a robot falls behind
* Register for competitions
* Work with the robot leads to create a budget
* Make sure spending does not exceed budget
* Make sure the shop is clean after meetings
* Make sure new members are sticking around and taking on leadership positions
** Ensure these active members receive the leadership advice and training they need(in this case, “training” is practice doing something ex. leading)
** Ensure active members get a chance to practice leadership even if they don’t want or receive a position. RJ needs people who lead, even if they do not have a title
** In order to be an effective leader, you need to be able to rely on your team being productive without you present
* Ensure new members take advantage of opportunities to learn from the work of more senior members, both CAD, machining, and other technical skills
* Ensure older members are teaching new members these skills

=== Communication: ===
You need to make sure you are communicating with your team effectively. Make sure every member is kept updated on the current progress of the robots and make sure you are aware of the current progress of each robot. An important part of staying on schedule is identifying roadblocks before/when they occur. '''You can’t solve a problem until you fully understand the cause.''' You are also not responsible for solving the problem yourself, only seeing that the problem is solved.

You need to set a timeline for each robot from the beginning of the year to the competition. This timeline should have specific checks for progress, and the robot leads should agree that the timeline is reasonable. If they miss a progress check, you need to work with them to get back on schedule ASAP. You should also make sure the rest of the team is updated on the progress of every robot.

'''Regularly ask robot leads:'''
* What they have accomplished
* What they are doing next
* What they need to continue work
** This may include outside expertise, knowledge, or human resources; it is not limited to materials/time

Make sure every member working on the robot is up to date on the progress and knowledgeable of the robot.

Take notes. If something is said that you want an action to come from, write it down. Memory is often bad, and you’ll forget more than you expect. Often, a conversation about long term goals or about a list of things to do will happen spontaneously. You need to make sure all of this actually happens or is taken into account for future decision making.

Lastly, make sure everyone gets along. If you or a team member is having a personal issue with another team member, you need to sit down, and talk it out. Make sure there is mutual respect. Without this respect, your team members will not communicate effectively with you or each other.

Below is a spread sheet previously used to track the progress of the robots. It's advantage is allowing you to see whether the robot is accomplishing previously set goals, and to easily examine the progress made over time. The expectations must be set ahead of time and revisited throughout the semester. The accomplished is what was actually completed at the time of the check, and it is filled via report from the robot lead. If the expectation was not met, plans to meet the expectation should be added.
{| class="wikitable"
!Check Dates
!Robot 1 Expectation
!Robot 1 Accomplished
!Robot 2 Expected
!Robot 2 Accomplished
!And so on for N robots
|-
|mm/dd/yyy
|Have Design Reviewed
|Robot was successfully design reviewed
|Have Chassis Finished
|One plate left to machine (will be done tomorrow)
|
|-
|mm/dd/yyy
|Design changes made and
next design review planned
|Changes made, but next review has not
been planned
|Have robot driving
|Robot will be driving tonight
|
|-
|mm/dd/yyy
|Design review complete
|
|weapon assembly done
|
|
|}

=== The Robot Build Process: ===
[[File:BattleBots Flow Diagram.png|thumb|475x475px|Process of Building a Battlebot]]
To the right is the high level process for building a robot. You should expect your robot leads to accomplish all of these steps in some form or another.

You must also make sure that the robot leads are progressing through these steps. If they have been working on “CAD” for an entire semester, they are likely behind schedule. Monitoring a robot’s timeline is crucial for making sure the robot is complete. Members will work on the robot, but you must make sure enough work is being done.

=== Registering for Competition: ===
Registering for competition should be completed as soon as possible. Googling your desired competition and clicking “register” should give you a starting point. You should know the dates, rules, and location of the competition months in advance. In the past, registrations have filled over night, and so you need to make sure you are proactive when registering for competition.

'''The process for registration is as follows:'''
# Decide you are going to set competition
# Check rules, requirements for entry, registration dates, etc.
# Decide which robots will be going
# Decide which people are going (~1month before registration opens)
# Collect necessary information about those team members/enter them into whatever database the competition uses
# Register for the competition (~1-3 days within registration opening)
# Contact Faculty sponsor for permission to go to competition and for excused absence forms.
# Pay for competition (Some competitions have a delay in when payment is due and when you can register). Do this as soon as possible, some registrations are expensive or require physical check. This can take additional time.
# Book lodging and travel as necessary (hotel 1-2 months in advance, travel 2-4 months in advance)
# Decide how much each going member will pay and collect the amount before traveling
# Wait for the competition to contact you with info about what to do when you arrive
# Make sure you receive passes if they are being shipped to you
'''Registering for Motorama:'''

Website: https://www.motoramaevents.com/

Motorama has been our new member’s intro competition. Given it is the “freshman competition,” the main focus should be taking as many new members as possible. You only need enough senior members to drive the cars and maybe one or two more to help corral new members. We have historically taken about 21 members. Senior members may bring a 30 lb robot as well.
* Motorama - Builder’s database - Use this to manage our team and robots. This site can also be used for other competitions
* Contact an old PM for the login info
* New team members can be added via “add new team members”
* New robots can be added via “add new robot”
* Select “motorama” to register for this competition
* Select who is going, which robots are going, and register for “parking passes”
* Once the registration is finalized, they will process it and request payment later.
* Once this happens, you must cancel the registration to change it, which means you will likely lose your spots. Contact the event coordinator to make changes.
* Book rental cars and hotels
'''RoboGames'''

Website: http://robogames.net/index.php

This is the 120 lb senior competition. Historically 6-8 people have attended this competition. 7 people is the most you can take and rent a single car, but if you have the money, drivers, and robots, you can bring more people. This competition currently fields the sumo, 120 lb, and now the 60lb robot. We also try and bring a 3 lb robot and the freshman who worked on it. Taking 1 or 2 freshman is advised, but they should be selected carefully. This trip is a ton of fun and it could lock in a future leader. Consider shipping robots to reduce carry on weight, but you will need to plan further in advance to make this work. Shipping the robot means it must be done weeks in advance, and SGA money cannot be used.

'''Going to competition'''

When leaving for competition, it is your job to make sure everything we need is packed, rides to the airport and campus pickups are arranged, and that every team member knows where they need to be and when they need to be there.
* Make sure every robot has a controller, all tools necessary for assembly, whatever spare parts they have, and a completed robot
* Refer to the packing list on the wiki for tools you should pack

When you are travelling, make sure nobody is alone, and you know where everyone is. It is your job to make sure you make it to the competition venue on time, and that you are checked in and ready to compete.

=== Monitoring Budget: ===
Currently, RoboJackets receives money from Student Government Association (SGA), corporate sponsors (Through the ME foundation account) and student dues. SGA allocates money for specific purposes such as “stock material,” “electronics,” etc. Part of your job is preparing a budget proposal to inform the treasurer and president of the amount of money your project will require. A budget proposal is a justification of why and how you want to spend money and a breakdown of where that money is going.

'''How to write a budget proposal:'''
# Write a few paragraphs detailing your goals for the year:
## What robots you intend to build
## What competitions you plan on attending
## What you want to accomplish with each robot
# Tabulate how much each robot will spend on various components (This can be as detailed as the current president wants)
# Tabulate Competition and travel costs (includ hotel, plane tickets, and car rentals).
# Compare the planned costs with last year’s costs and be able to justify each expense
# Set each robot’s timeline

[https://docs.google.com/document/d/1AsQ209ePdHW4svBznNipMNucRaU729qJTTXRS09T9i8/edit?usp=sharing<nowiki>] This document is an example, but each proposal should be generated from scratch. You should review the previous year’s spending for a starting point. </nowiki>

Once the president/treasurer has cleared your budget proposal, you are ready to start spending money from approved SGA line items. No money should ever be spent without your knowledge, and it is your responsibility to spend it wisely.

Trusted senior members may be given access to fill out POs for your approval. If they have edit access, they can mark orders ready: make sure anyone with edit access knows the order must be cleared with you first. If there are any budget problems, it is your fault, not whoever is in charge of the robot.
* When buying stock, check multiple sites for the cheapest price. The wiki has a list of suppliers.
** Midwest steel and Al has cheap stock, but it takes time to ship
** Online metals is nice
** McMaster should be reserved for rush orders
** Typically, sheets of stock are more expensive than bars. Either can give you the metal you need.
* Remember to take shipping into account by
** Adding it into the “spent” category once the order has been placed
** Ordering from places where shipping is cheaper
* For some orders, try emailing the vendor and asking for a discount/sponsorship. Please notify the president, VP, or treasurer before reaching out. Sometimes the development office is already in negotiation with a company, and we don’t want to step on their toes.
** If you say you are a student on a robotics team, they will often try to accommodate you. It is important to make it clear we are a student organization, not a research lab. Research labs have money, student orgs don’t. If you want help drafting an email for sponsorship or academic discount, contact the president.
* Watch your metal alloys and plastic types, some are more expensive yet have little performance benefit
* Check what stock and materials we have in the shop. This includes other teams. Sometimes they have spare stock in a thickness they don’t intend on using in the near future
* Make DXF files before ordering waterjet stock to ensure efficient use of material
* Order spare material because there will be mistakes
* Be careful ordering electronics, balancing benefits and tradeoffs is important as prices and specs can vary widely. Again, feel free to consult electrical leads of other teams on any items you and your leader are unsure of.

=== Sponsors: ===
As mentioned earlier, many companies will sponsor us with free/discounted products or services. Make sure you keep the treasurer and president informed of sponsors.

Current Sponsors:
* Braddock Metallurgical: heat treatment to harden steel- etc.
** Tim Waters - twaters@braddockmt.com
* Hudson Tool Steel: gave us a discount on steel for Mandiii’s weapon
** Brad Piontkowski - brad@hudsontoolsteel.com

=== The 3lb Program: ===
The 3lb program is currently our way of training new members. Each new member of BattleBots joins a “3lb team.” These teams work to build a 3lb robot. The idea is that these robots are cheap, relatively simple, and new members will come out of the program familiar with our build process and machining capability. The teams currently compete at Motorama Robot Conflict. The freshman should do all of the design, CAD and manufacturing.

The 3lb lead and the 3lb council exist to guide the freshman. The 3lb lead acts as the PM for all of the 3lb robots. The 3lb council consists of a few senior members who will mentor the freshmen teams. They will watch the 3lb teams in order to determine if they are on schedule, find who the highest contributing/ most dedicated members are, and provide direction to the new members. Ensure the most dedicated members are engaging in as many learning opportunities as possible. These are the people to which you want to pass knowledge as they are the most likely to pass it on themselves. (They may also point the new members to other senior members if they cannot confidently answer the new member’s question.)

Your job with the 3lb program should be to treat the 3lb lead as one of your robot leads. Depend on the 3lb lead to run the 3lb program, but monitor the program to make sure they are progressing properly, the 3lb members are engaged, and money is being spent properly.

You should work with the 3lb lead to schedule additional work times outside of the Thurs/Fri meetings. It is impossible to finish the robot on time if you are only meeting 2 days/week.

=== Shop Cleanliness ===
As an officer within the organization, it is your job to make sure the shop and your space is kept clean and organized. If the shop is messy, your productivity will suffer, sponsors will be put off when they visit, new members will not be impressed, and the other teams will be mad at us.
* Make sure every tool is put away (in its correct location)
* Make sure any machine used is cleaned
* Make sure all of our parts and stock is returned to our shelf
* Make sure the tables and work surfaces are clean

With regards to our shelves, it is your job to make sure they are kept organized. The organizational system is up to you. Make sure every part on the shelf is useful. It is too easy to accumulate clutter. No system can fix having too much stuff.
* Regularly go through the shelf and make sure it is organized
** Throw away useless stuff. Seriously.
** Make sure everything is in its proper place
* Make sure every piece of stock has a planned robot use
** Any stock without a planned use can be moved to general shop stock (which you can later reclaim)
* Make sure electronics on the shelf still function

How to Guide Battlebots

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== Basic Guide to 3lbers ==

== Ring Spinners ==

Examples: [[Qti]],[[Smitti Werbenjagermanjensen]]

== Drum Spinners ==

Examples: [[Radii]] [[Misti]]

A robot that does damage with a cylinder attached to the front that has teeth on it. Two

== Shell Spinner ==

Examples: [[Shelli]]

== Vertical Spinner ==

Examples: [[Dat Boi]]

== Horizontal Spinner ==
Examples: [[Ki]] [[Schwifti]]

How to manage photos

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How to manage photos

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How to Submit a Purchase Order

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'''Any and all outgoing funds require a purchase order to be entered into the RoboJackets purchasing system for accounting purposes.''' This document details how to do so. Additional information about purchasing is available on the [[Purchasing Policy]] article.

== Typical order flow ==
#Open the team or general order tracking spreadsheet. '''The treasurer will not assign access to team spreadsheets - contact your project manager instead.''' Elected and appointed officers may be granted access to the general order tracking spreadsheet on request.
#Go to the RoboJackets menu and choose "Add Order" to create a new blank purchase order. A new tab will be added to the spreadsheet at the very end. The status will default to Pending - leave it there until your PO is ready to order.
#Enter the vendor from which you want to order.
#For each part that you want to order, enter the vendor part number and/or a link to the part on the vendor's website, the unit price, and the quantity you want.
#For the account and line item fields, go to the overview sheet and find the Funding Source links to open the general ledger for the fiscal year. Locate the account you want to use, then find a line item description that fits what you're ordering.
#Once you have entered all required information, follow your team's purchase approval process to have the order marked as Ready.
#Your order will be placed with the vendor the following Monday.

== Reimbursements ==
If you are requesting a reimbursement for a purchase you have already made, follow the process above, but mark your order as Ordered or Received as appropriate. Submit complete documentation for your purchase to the treasurer.

People with Keys

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'''These people have keys to the RoboJackets shop area. ''' See [[Shop_Keys|Shop Keys]] for details on key assignments.

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Key Number
! Assigned To
|-
| 3SB6: 1
|''Unassigned''
|-
| 3SB6: 4
| Kristaps Berzinch
|-
| 3SB6: 5
|''Unassigned''
|-
| 3SB6: 7
|''Unassigned''
|-
| 3SB6: 8
|''Unassigned''
|-
| 3SB6: 9
| Ryan Waldheim
|-
| 3SB6:12
| John Carnahan
|-
| 3SB6:14
| [[User:Snaeem|Sameer Naeem]]
|-
| 3SB6:15
|Evan Peterson
|-
| 3SB6:18
| Joshua Viszlai
|-
| 3SB6:19
|Will Stuckey
|-
| 3SB6:20
| ''Unassigned''
|-
| 3SB6:21
| Jeremy Feltracco
|-
| 3SB6:22
|''Unassigned''
|-
| 3SB6:23
| Carrie Li
|-
| 3SB6:24
| Dustin Sloan
|-
| 3SB6:27
| Leo Medrano
|-
| 3SB6:28
| Joseph Spall
|-
| 3SB6:29
| [[User:Mbarulic|Matthew Barulic]]
|-
|3SB6:30
|''Unassigned''
|-
| 3SB6:31
|Daniil Budanov
|-
|3SB6:33
|''Unassigned''
|-
|3SB6:34
|Jason Gibson
|-
|3SB6:36
|Varun Madabushi
|-
|3SB6:38
|''Unassigned''
|-
|3SB6:39
|''Unassigned''
|-
|3SB6: 40
|''Unassigned''
|-
|3SB6: 41
|Noah Daugherty
|-
|3SB6:43
|Young Won
|-
|3SB6:44
|Matthew Woodward
|-
|3SB6: 45
|Jonathan Spalten
|}

People with Keys

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'''These people have keys to the RoboJackets shop area. ''' See [[Shop_Keys|Shop Keys]] for details on key assignments.

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Key Number
! Assigned To
|-
| 3SB6: 1
|Daniel Choi
|-
| 3SB6: 4
| Kristaps Berzinch
|-
| 3SB6: 5
|Tomas Osses
|-
| 3SB6: 7
| Luke Pasquarelli
|-
| 3SB6: 8
| Evan Bretl
|-
| 3SB6: 9
| Ryan Waldheim
|-
| 3SB6:12
| John Carnahan
|-
| 3SB6:14
| [[User:Snaeem|Sameer Naeem]]
|-
| 3SB6:15
|Evan Peterson
|-
| 3SB6:18
| Joshua Viszlai
|-
| 3SB6:19
|Will Stuckey
|-
| 3SB6:20
| Michael Benben
|-
| 3SB6:21
| Jeremy Feltracco
|-
| 3SB6:22
|Dallas Downing
|-
| 3SB6:23
| Carrie Li
|-
| 3SB6:24
| Dustin Sloan
|-
| 3SB6:27
| Leo Medrano
|-
| 3SB6:28
| Joseph Spall
|-
| 3SB6:29
| [[User:Mbarulic|Matthew Barulic]]
|-
|3SB6:30
|Ruoyang Xu
|-
| 3SB6:31
|Daniil Budanov
|-
|3SB6:33
|[[User:Sstorer3|Sarah Storer]]
|-
|3SB6:34
|Jason Gibson
|-
|3SB6:36
|Jonathan Spalten
|-
|3SB6:38
|Carrie Wehmeyer
|-
|3SB6:39
|Chelsea Silberglied
|-
|3SB6: 40
|Sahit Chintalapudi
|-
|3SB6: 41
|Ryan Strat
|-
|3SB6:43
|Young Won
|-
|3SB6:44
|Matthew Woodward
|-
|3SB6: 45
|Tristan Gaskins
|}