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User:Scsukas8

2017-06-13T02:05:41Z

Scsukas8:

[[File:Baby.gif|right|300px|Baby.gif]] '''Name:''' Sean Csukas

'''E-mail:''' sean.csukas@gmail.com

'''Phone:''' 678-491-5556

'''Major:''' Electrical Engineering

'''Position:'''  RoboJackets [[Vice_President|Vice President]] (2016), RoboCup Electrical Lead (2013 - 2014), RoboCup Electrical Member

                                                                                                                                         

== Links ==

[[RoboCup|RoboCup]] [[RoboCup_Electrical_2012|RoboCup Electrical 2012]] [[RoboCup_Electrical_2013|RoboCup Electrical 2013]] [[RoboCup_Electrical_2014|RoboCup Electrical 2014]]

User:Scsukas8

2017-06-13T02:03:18Z

Scsukas8: Scsukas8 moved page User:S to User:Scsukas8: Automatically moved page while merging the user "S" to "Scsukas8"

[[File:Baby.gif|right|300px|Baby.gif]] '''Name:''' Sean Csukas

'''E-mail:''' [mailto:Sean.csukas@gatech.edu sean.csukas@gatech.edu]

'''Phone:''' 678-491-5556

'''Major:''' Electrical Engineering

'''Position:'''  RoboJackets [[Vice_President|Vice President]] (2016), RoboCup Electrical Lead (2013 - 2014), RoboCup Electrical Member

                                                                                                                                         

== Links ==

[[RoboCup|RoboCup]] [[RoboCup_Electrical_2012|RoboCup Electrical 2012]] [[RoboCup_Electrical_2013|RoboCup Electrical 2013]] [[RoboCup_Electrical_2014|RoboCup Electrical 2014]]

User:Bancelin3

2016-11-30T03:40:46Z

Scsukas8: Created blank page

Elections Procedure

2016-09-22T17:04:05Z

Scsukas8: /* Officers */

Each year elections are held for officers. This takes place in late spring over the span of two meetings, the first of which for nominations and the second for elections. Terms for elected positions last for one year with a transition period near the end of Spring Semester.

== Nominations ==

To be eligible for a position a person must be an active member of the RoboJackets who has paid dues. They must be nominated and seconded, and then must accept their nomination. The position of President, Vice President, and Treasurer may only be held by a person with at least one year of membership. Note it is not advisable for an officer to also be a project manager.

== Elections ==

The elections meeting will be conducted by the standing president. Elections will progress by electing positions from the President downward. Each candidate will be given time to speak without the other candidates in the room. Each speech will be follow by a period of questioning. After all candidates have had speeches and questioning, there will be discussion amongst all non-candidates until there is no more discussion or a motion to vote is verbally put forth. Voting will take place informally by a show of hands. If any member objects to informal voting, voting will then take place by ballot. A candidate will win by simple majority. Only dues-paying members will be permitted to vote or speak during the elections meeting; however, anyone may attend.

== Officers ==

The following positions are elected each year. Below, the roles of each position are listed as well as primary responsibilities. For more detailed information, see [[Club Administrators]].

=== President ===

*Leader of RoboJackets
*Organize and lead bi-weekly core meetings
*Organize and lead monthly general meeting
**Coordinate to have a guest speaker
*RoboJackets liaison
*Main point of contact for sponsors, alumni, etc.
*Work with Treasurer to oversee club finances
*Work with staff and faculty from ME, ECE and CoC to coordinate on campus support
*Work with sponsors and handle proposals
*Work with other SCC teams on issues
*Ensure that everything gets done
**Use [https://trello.com/ Trello] to track, delegate, and update key tasks
**Directly help (or delegate someone to help) when an objective is not being accomplished

=== Vice-President ===
* Manage teams
** Keep them on track
** Monitor their progress
** Keep them informed of on goings
* Support the president
** Assist president in presidential duties
** Act on behalf of the president in his/her absence
* Work with PR Chair to plan outreach events

=== Treasurer ===

* Make purchases for the organization in a timely manner
* Monitor account balances
* Maintain internal budget spreadsheets (with President and VP).
* Approve budgets from team project managers
* Ensure appropriate expenditures of all teams
* Work with president and project managers on purchase planning
* Provide financial guidance with sponsors
* Coordinate trip expenses with project managers
* SGA bills and budgets
** Attend all finance hearings (typically in the spring)

=== Public Relations Chair ===

* Keep promotional materials current and stocked
* Branding (T-Shirts, Polos, Brochures, Business Cards, etc.)
* Posts to the website about events and finds ways to publicize them on campus
* Organize�programs�that�involving�helping�the�surrounding�community
* Manages and works with the president for sponsor relations.
* Plan and organize member recruitment programs with Secretary
* Plan and organize RoboJackets social events with Secretary
* Update RoboJackets Facebook page, Twitter, YouTube, etc.
* Create advertisements for Technique and WREK Radio

=== Secretary ===

* Takes minutes at general and core meetings
* Send emails on behalf of RoboJackets when needed
* Work with PR Chair on external image
* Plan and organize member recruitment programs with PR Chair
* Plan and organize RoboJackets social events with PR Chair
* Book space for meetings and events
* Help keep website current
* Update non-team-specific wiki pages
* Responsible for keeping the RoboJackets-wide calendar feed up-to-date

=== Shop Manager ===

* Maintain shop cleanliness
** Periodically keep scraps pile under control
* Work with laboratory adviser
* Work with other SCC teams to coordinate fixing of shared tools and ordering of shared supplies.
* Builds purchase orders for shop consumables and new tooling.
* Assist with member training.

== Project Managers ==

The project manager is elected outside of the general elections by core members of the organization. A project manager will be elected for each team within RoboJackets.

The responsibilities for the project manager are as follows:
* '''Get robots to competition'''
* Plan team meetings and arrange transportation
* Promote member-retention
* Coordinate member training
* Send reminder emails for team meetings
* Prepare budget for the team
* Builds purchase orders for the team.
* Keep record of team progress to report to core.
* Make a video demonstrating the team's activities for the year

== Appointed Positions ==

=== [[IT_Coordinator|IT Coordinator]] ===

Interested candidates should talk with the current IT coordinator.

note: backups are currently handled by having cron run /root/scripts/backup.sh monthly. Backups are put in folders by date under /media/backup_share and info and errors are logged to /var/logs/backup.sh.log.

Elections Procedure

2016-09-22T17:03:46Z

Scsukas8:

Each year elections are held for officers. This takes place in late spring over the span of two meetings, the first of which for nominations and the second for elections. Terms for elected positions last for one year with a transition period near the end of Spring Semester.

== Nominations ==

To be eligible for a position a person must be an active member of the RoboJackets who has paid dues. They must be nominated and seconded, and then must accept their nomination. The position of President, Vice President, and Treasurer may only be held by a person with at least one year of membership. Note it is not advisable for an officer to also be a project manager.

== Elections ==

The elections meeting will be conducted by the standing president. Elections will progress by electing positions from the President downward. Each candidate will be given time to speak without the other candidates in the room. Each speech will be follow by a period of questioning. After all candidates have had speeches and questioning, there will be discussion amongst all non-candidates until there is no more discussion or a motion to vote is verbally put forth. Voting will take place informally by a show of hands. If any member objects to informal voting, voting will then take place by ballot. A candidate will win by simple majority. Only dues-paying members will be permitted to vote or speak during the elections meeting; however, anyone may attend.

== Officers ==

The following positions are elected each year. Below, the roles of each position are listed as well as primary responsibilities. For more detailed information, see [Club Administrators].

=== President ===

*Leader of RoboJackets
*Organize and lead bi-weekly core meetings
*Organize and lead monthly general meeting
**Coordinate to have a guest speaker
*RoboJackets liaison
*Main point of contact for sponsors, alumni, etc.
*Work with Treasurer to oversee club finances
*Work with staff and faculty from ME, ECE and CoC to coordinate on campus support
*Work with sponsors and handle proposals
*Work with other SCC teams on issues
*Ensure that everything gets done
**Use [https://trello.com/ Trello] to track, delegate, and update key tasks
**Directly help (or delegate someone to help) when an objective is not being accomplished

=== Vice-President ===
* Manage teams
** Keep them on track
** Monitor their progress
** Keep them informed of on goings
* Support the president
** Assist president in presidential duties
** Act on behalf of the president in his/her absence
* Work with PR Chair to plan outreach events

=== Treasurer ===

* Make purchases for the organization in a timely manner
* Monitor account balances
* Maintain internal budget spreadsheets (with President and VP).
* Approve budgets from team project managers
* Ensure appropriate expenditures of all teams
* Work with president and project managers on purchase planning
* Provide financial guidance with sponsors
* Coordinate trip expenses with project managers
* SGA bills and budgets
** Attend all finance hearings (typically in the spring)

=== Public Relations Chair ===

* Keep promotional materials current and stocked
* Branding (T-Shirts, Polos, Brochures, Business Cards, etc.)
* Posts to the website about events and finds ways to publicize them on campus
* Organize�programs�that�involving�helping�the�surrounding�community
* Manages and works with the president for sponsor relations.
* Plan and organize member recruitment programs with Secretary
* Plan and organize RoboJackets social events with Secretary
* Update RoboJackets Facebook page, Twitter, YouTube, etc.
* Create advertisements for Technique and WREK Radio

=== Secretary ===

* Takes minutes at general and core meetings
* Send emails on behalf of RoboJackets when needed
* Work with PR Chair on external image
* Plan and organize member recruitment programs with PR Chair
* Plan and organize RoboJackets social events with PR Chair
* Book space for meetings and events
* Help keep website current
* Update non-team-specific wiki pages
* Responsible for keeping the RoboJackets-wide calendar feed up-to-date

=== Shop Manager ===

* Maintain shop cleanliness
** Periodically keep scraps pile under control
* Work with laboratory adviser
* Work with other SCC teams to coordinate fixing of shared tools and ordering of shared supplies.
* Builds purchase orders for shop consumables and new tooling.
* Assist with member training.

== Project Managers ==

The project manager is elected outside of the general elections by core members of the organization. A project manager will be elected for each team within RoboJackets.

The responsibilities for the project manager are as follows:
* '''Get robots to competition'''
* Plan team meetings and arrange transportation
* Promote member-retention
* Coordinate member training
* Send reminder emails for team meetings
* Prepare budget for the team
* Builds purchase orders for the team.
* Keep record of team progress to report to core.
* Make a video demonstrating the team's activities for the year

== Appointed Positions ==

=== [[IT_Coordinator|IT Coordinator]] ===

Interested candidates should talk with the current IT coordinator.

note: backups are currently handled by having cron run /root/scripts/backup.sh monthly. Backups are put in folders by date under /media/backup_share and info and errors are logged to /var/logs/backup.sh.log.

User:Scsukas8

2016-09-22T16:55:22Z

Scsukas8: Changed protection level for "User:S" ([Edit=Allow only administrators] (expires 16:55, 22 September 2017 (UTC)) [Move=Allow only administrators] (expires 16:55, 22 September 2017 (UTC)))

Elections Procedure

2016-09-22T16:48:11Z

Scsukas8:

Each year elections are held for officers. This takes place in late spring over the span of two meetings, the first of which for nominations and the second for elections. Terms for elected positions last for one year with a transition period near the end of Spring Semester.

== Nominations ==

To be eligible for a position a person must be an active member of the RoboJackets who has paid dues. They must be nominated and seconded, and then must accept their nomination. The position of President, Vice President, and Treasurer may only be held by a person with at least one year of membership. Note it is not advisable for an officer to also be a project manager.

== Elections ==

The elections meeting will be conducted by the standing president. Elections will progress by electing positions from the President downward. Each candidate will be given time to speak without the other candidates in the room. Each speech will be follow by a period of questioning. After all candidates have had speeches and questioning, there will be discussion amongst all non-candidates until there is no more discussion or a motion to vote is verbally put forth. Voting will take place informally by a show of hands. If any member objects to informal voting, voting will then take place by ballot. A candidate will win by simple majority. Only dues-paying members will be permitted to vote or speak during the elections meeting; however, anyone may attend.

== Officers ==

The following positions are elected each year. Below, the roles of each position are listed as well as primary responsibilities.

=== President ===

*Leader of RoboJackets
*Organize and lead bi-weekly core meetings
*Organize and lead monthly general meeting
**Coordinate to have a guest speaker
*RoboJackets liaison
*Main point of contact for sponsors, alumni, etc.
*Work with Treasurer to oversee club finances
*Work with staff and faculty from ME, ECE and CoC to coordinate on campus support
*Work with sponsors and handle proposals
*Work with other SCC teams on issues
*Ensure that everything gets done
**Use [https://trello.com/ Trello] to track, delegate, and update key tasks
**Directly help (or delegate someone to help) when an objective is not being accomplished

=== Vice-President ===
* Manage teams
** Keep them on track
** Monitor their progress
** Keep them informed of on goings
* Support the president
** Assist president in presidential duties
** Act on behalf of the president in his/her absence
* Work with PR Chair to plan outreach events

=== Treasurer ===

* Make purchases for the organization in a timely manner
* Monitor account balances
* Maintain internal budget spreadsheets (with President and VP).
* Approve budgets from team project managers
* Ensure appropriate expenditures of all teams
* Work with president and project managers on purchase planning
* Provide financial guidance with sponsors
* Coordinate trip expenses with project managers
* SGA bills and budgets
** Attend all finance hearings (typically in the spring)

=== Public Relations Chair ===

* Keep promotional materials current and stocked
* Branding (T-Shirts, Polos, Brochures, Business Cards, etc.)
* Posts to the website about events and finds ways to publicize them on campus
* Organize�programs�that�involving�helping�the�surrounding�community
* Manages and works with the president for sponsor relations.
* Plan and organize member recruitment programs with Secretary
* Plan and organize RoboJackets social events with Secretary
* Update RoboJackets Facebook page, Twitter, YouTube, etc.
* Create advertisements for Technique and WREK Radio

=== Secretary ===

* Takes minutes at general and core meetings
* Send emails on behalf of RoboJackets when needed
* Work with PR Chair on external image
* Plan and organize member recruitment programs with PR Chair
* Plan and organize RoboJackets social events with PR Chair
* Book space for meetings and events
* Help keep website current
* Update non-team-specific wiki pages
* Responsible for keeping the RoboJackets-wide calendar feed up-to-date

=== Shop Manager ===

* Maintain shop cleanliness
** Periodically keep scraps pile under control
* Work with laboratory adviser
* Work with other SCC teams to coordinate fixing of shared tools and ordering of shared supplies.
* Builds purchase orders for shop consumables and new tooling.
* Assist with member training.

== Project Managers ==

The project manager is elected outside of the general elections by core members of the organization. A project manager will be elected for each team within RoboJackets.

The responsibilities for the project manager are as follows:
* '''Get robots to competition'''
* Plan team meetings and arrange transportation
* Promote member-retention
* Coordinate member training
* Send reminder emails for team meetings
* Prepare budget for the team
* Builds purchase orders for the team.
* Keep record of team progress to report to core.
* Make a video demonstrating the team's activities for the year

== Appointed Positions ==

=== [[IT_Coordinator|IT Coordinator]] ===

Interested candidates should talk with the current IT coordinator.

note: backups are currently handled by having cron run /root/scripts/backup.sh monthly. Backups are put in folders by date under /media/backup_share and info and errors are logged to /var/logs/backup.sh.log.

Promotions Chair

2016-09-22T16:46:40Z

Scsukas8: Moved from PR Chair

The [[Promotions Chair]] will organize promotions of the RoboJackets in the Georgia Tech community, organize programs that involving helping the surrounding community, and be responsible for creating the guidelines for groups attending competitions to best promote Georgia Tech in the robotics

== Expectations ==
The role of the PR Chair is to ensure that the image of RoboJackets is revered in the community as well as on social media. Along side the Treasurer, the PR Chair also initiates sponsorship initiatives.

'''PR material can be found primarily on Owncloud, and also on the Wiki.'''

== Photo Editing Software ==

Sufficient knowledge of photo and video editing software is required for this role.  Access to most Adobe products (Photoshop, Illustrator, Indesign...) is provided by the school.   You can access it on any GT computer or through vlab (vlab.matrix.gatech.edu); the products can be found in the Library Desktop.

== T-Shirts ==

T-shirts are created to serve as an item for give aways at events, propaganda, gifts to supporters, and other contacts. They should be ready to be ordered when all the dues are to be paid in Fall (around mid-October).

To make the T-shirts, collect the '''vector '''wire frame file of all the robots and create a design.  (Vector files are essential for quality of the picture)

Once completed, they should be uploaded '''[http://wiki.robojackets.org/w/File:Card.pdf here]'''.

More information can be found [http://wiki.robojackets.org/w/RJ_Shirt here].

== Polos ==

Polos are the corner stone of our appearance at events. They should be ready to be ordered when all the dues are to be paid in Spring (around mid-February).

More information can be found [http://wiki.robojackets.org/w/RJ_Polo here].

== Jackets ==

Jackets are created to further promote our image.   They are ordered depending on the demand and are paid by the individual.  One suggestion is to alternate between a heavier jacket and a light jacket, perhaps including water resistance.

More information can be found [http://wiki.robojackets.org/w/RJ_Jackets here].

== Business Cards ==

Business Cards are created to promote our club and provide contact information. They should be ordered once all leaders have been elected (around late September).

Once completed, they should be uploaded [http://wiki.robojackets.org/w/File:Card.pdf here].

== General PR Material ==

PR material is regularly updated and created, which includes:

*Once the new officers are official, the sign outside the shop should be updated with the officer's information, found in the root folder of dropbox.
*Fliers: Fliers are printed every year for recruitment which promotes our name, what we do, and location.  Fliers should be ready by the first FASET (around mid-June).  When the first General Meeting date is established, the fliers should be updated with that information.
*Banners and Sponsor banners: Banners should be regularly updated for quallity and to reflect sponsors.
*Team shirts: Individual teams have taken it upon themselves to create their own competition-themed shirts. Making it a more regular option may be an opportunity for the future.

Feel free to start more fun branding products.

== Resume Book ==

The Resume Book is used to show companies prospective interns from our organization when they visit.  People should be let known that this resource is available, especially during Career Fairs when resumes are updated (mid-September and mid-January). For convenience, one suggestion is to keep a digital record of everyone and their order in the book should they want to update their resume in the book.

Project Manager

2016-09-22T01:35:51Z

Scsukas8: /* Information on Common Tasks */

The [[Project Manager]] will be voted on by the project team members and subject to the approval of the President for each project the organization chooses to undertake and will be responsible for organizing the organization’s members that choose to participate in the project they are managing. The Project Managers will prepare budgets to be submitted to the Treasurer for their project and will meet with the aforementioned officers of the organization when requested.

== Information on Common Tasks ==
This information has not yet been written.

Shop Manager

2016-09-22T01:35:30Z

Scsukas8: /* Information on Common Tasks */

The [[Shop Manager]] will be responsible for ensuring cleanliness and organization within the shop and will submit requests for shop consumables and capital expenditures to the Treasurer as necessary.

== Information on Common Tasks ==
This information has not yet been written.

Secretary

2016-09-22T01:35:01Z

Scsukas8:

The [[Secretary]] will be responsible for tracking membership, taking meeting attendance
for non-project specific meetings, and keeping meeting minutes for officer meetings.

== Information on Common Tasks ==
This information has not yet been written.

Treasurer

2016-09-22T01:34:36Z

Scsukas8:

The [[Treasurer]] will be responsible for keeping accurate records of the ingoing and outgoing expenses from the organization’s accounts, for creating financial reports that detail the organization’s budget for active and potential sponsors, and for approving all orders under $100.00.

== Information on Common Tasks ==
This information has not yet been written.

President

2016-09-22T01:27:24Z

Scsukas8:

The [[President]] will have general supervision of the affairs of the RoboJackets and will preside at meetings. The President will approve projects for the organization to be involved in, actively seek projects for the organization, and act as a liaison for companies that wish to support the club, and will approve all orders that involve outgoing money over $100.00.

== Information on Common Tasks ==

=== [[Excused_Absence_Forms|Excused Absence Forms]] ===

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 {{:Excused_Absence_Forms}}

 

Secretary

2016-09-22T01:25:43Z

Scsukas8:

Secretary

2016-09-22T01:25:33Z

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Project Manager

2016-09-22T01:24:11Z

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Promotions Chair

2016-09-22T01:22:22Z

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Treasurer

2016-09-22T01:20:36Z

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Shop Manager

2016-09-22T01:19:05Z

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Shop Manager

2016-09-22T01:15:36Z

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Treasurer

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The RoboJackets Sign

2016-09-20T00:00:49Z

Scsukas8:

The RoboJackets Sign is found directly outside of the entrance to the RoboJackets shop area in the SCC. Built by RoboJackets members in 2015, this sign features the RoboJackets mascot and logo with an LED back-lighting. In 2016, the LED's were upgraded to a neopixel strip for individually addressable control.

[[File:RJsign.JPG|1000px|"RoboJackets Sign"]]

== Technical Specs ==
The sign is machined from aluminum and is mounted to the wall using 8 screws with drywall anchors. It weighs roughly 15 lbs. The sign is lit by a 3m strip of NeoPixels which are wired through the wall into the RJ office. The setup is controlled by a ChipKIT WF32 and powered by a 5V, 10A power supply.

The RoboJackets Sign

2016-09-19T16:57:05Z

Scsukas8:

The RoboJackets Sign

2016-09-19T16:56:44Z

Scsukas8:

The RoboJackets Sign is found directly outside of the entrance to the RoboJackets shop area in the SCC. Built by RoboJackets members in 2015, this sign features the RoboJackets mascot and logo with an LED back-lighting. In 2016, the LED's were upgraded to a neopixel strip for individually addressable control.

== Technical Specs ==
The sign is machined from aluminum and is mounted to the wall using 8 screws with drywall anchors. It weighs roughly 15 lbs. The sign is lit by a 3m strip of NeoPixels which are wired through the wall into the RJ office. The setup is controlled by a ChipKIT WF32 and powered by a 5V, 10A power supply. The Neopixels draw about 4A peak.

[[File:RJsign.JPG|1000px|"RoboJackets Sign"]]

File:RJsign.JPG

2016-09-19T16:41:02Z

Scsukas8: S uploaded a new version of File:RJsign.JPG

Picture of the RoboJackets sign from Fall 2016

The RoboJackets Sign

2016-09-19T16:30:27Z

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[[File:RJsign.JPG|frame|50px|"RoboJackets Sign"]]

The RoboJackets Sign is found directly outside of the entrance to the RoboJackets shop area in the SCC. Built by RoboJackets members in 2015, this sign features the RoboJackets mascot and logo with an LED back-lighting. In 2016, the LED's were upgraded to a neopixel strip for individually addressable control.

File:RJsign.JPG

2016-09-19T16:26:44Z

Scsukas8: Picture of the RoboJackets sign from Fall 2016

Picture of the RoboJackets sign from Fall 2016

User:Scsukas8

2016-08-25T03:46:42Z

Scsukas8:

People with Keys

2016-08-23T22:27:38Z

Scsukas8:

'''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
| [[User:Rmartin|Ryan Martin]]
|-
| 3SB6: 4
| Kelvin Chong
|-
| 3SB6: 5
| [[User:Jbuchanan|Justin Buchanan]] 
|-
| 3SB6: 7
| Jonathan Spalten
|-
| 3SB6: 8
| [[User:Sastorer3|Sarah Storer]]
|-
| 3SB6: 9
| [[User:Biachonkov3|Boris Iachonkov]]
|-
| 3SB6:12
| George Smirnov
|-
| 3SB6:14
| Gabriel Nakajima An
|-
| 3SB6:15
| [[User:S|Sean Csukas]]
|-
| 3SB6:18
| [[User:Kberzinch|Kristaps Berzinch]]
|-
| 3SB6:19
| [[User:EJones|Emanuel Jones]]
|-
| 3SB6:20
| [[User:JonJones|Jonathan Jones]]
|-
| 3SB6:21 
| Will Stuckey
|-
| 3SB6:22
| Cory Stine
|-
| 3SB6:23
| [[User:Dchoi|Daniel Choi]] 
|-
| 3SB6:24
| [[User:Rstrat|Ryan Strat]]
|-
| 3SB6:29
| [[User:Mbarulic|Matthew Barulic]]
|-
| 3SB6:31
| Unassigned
|}

User:Biachonkov3

2016-08-16T17:42:46Z

Scsukas8:

My name is Boris. Hi. :)

People with Keys

2016-08-16T17:41:59Z

Scsukas8:

'''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
| [[User:Rmartin|Ryan Martin]]
|-
| 3SB6: 4
| Kelvin Chong
|-
| 3SB6: 5
| [[User:Jbuchanan|Justin Buchanan]] 
|-
| 3SB6: 7
| Jonathan Spalten
|-
| 3SB6: 8
| [[User:Sastorer3|Sarah Storer]]
|-
| 3SB6: 9
| [[User:Biachonkov3|Boris Iachonkov]]
|-
| 3SB6:12
| George Smirnov
|-
| 3SB6:14
| Gabriel Nakajima An
|-
| 3SB6:15
| [[User:S|Sean Csukas]]
|-
| 3SB6:18
| [[User:Kberzinch|Kristaps Berzinch]]
|-
| 3SB6:19
| [[User:EJones|Emanuel Jones]]
|-
| 3SB6:20
| [[User:JonJones|Jonathan Jones]]
|-
| 3SB6:21 
| Unassigned
|-
| 3SB6:22
| Cory Stine
|-
| 3SB6:23
| [[User:Dchoi|Daniel Choi]] 
|-
| 3SB6:24
| [[User:Rstrat|Ryan Strat]]
|-
| 3SB6:29
| [[User:Mbarulic|Matthew Barulic]]
|-
| 3SB6:31
| Unassigned
|}

RoboCup: Reflow Soldering Oven

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For the Fall 2014 semster, an introductory project was laid out for the incoming members to become famaliar with the basics of embedded systems. To accomplish this, the incoming members were told to design and develop a temperature controlling unit for a reflow oven. This page outlines the technical details of the project's results and includes information for helping others learn the high-level basics of an embedded system.

== Project Specifications ==

'''Required'''
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<li>The arduino controller must integrate into a [http://www.amazon.com/Proctor-Silex-31111-Toaster-Broiler/dp/B004O0ANH2/ref=sr_1_17?ie=UTF8&qid=1412085077&sr=8-17&keywords=toaster+oven Proctor Silex 31111 Toaster Oven].</li>
<li>A temperature sensor must be used in order to control the oven's temperature for [http://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/SMD291SNL10/SMD291SNL10-ND/2057272 SMD291SNL10] solder paste.</li>
<li>The temperature of the board (in the oven) must never exceed 260 �F at a length of 40 seconds.</li>
<li>A ''finalization'' stage must be incorporated that will evenly cool down the boards.</li>
<li>An indicator must inform the user (visual and/or auditory) when the board is ready to be removed.</li>
<li>Temperature control must be done by having a signal for the oven being on or off. Do not worry about directly controlling the oven - just provide the signal.</li>
<li>Once started, the oven must automatically turn off all heating elements after the process is over (no user action required).</li>
<li>The total costs of all required electrical components must be less than $45 (including any dev. boards).</li>
<li>The final bill of materials ([http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_of_materials BOM]) must be acquired from one (1) supplier.</li>
<li>All electrical components in the electrical room are open for use and do not add to the project's cost ([http://inventory.robojackets.org/ http://inventory.robojackets.org])</li>
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'''Extended Features (Optional)'''
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<li>Use a [https://www.sparkfun.com/products/255 monochrome] or [https://www.sparkfun.com/products/11377 color] LCD for displaying the oven's inside air temperature and/or other useful information.</li>
<li>Create a method that will allow a user to create a ''custom temperature profile''.</li>
<li>Create predefined temperature profiles for common types of solder pastes and allow the user to choose a thermal profile before beginning.</li>
</ul>

== Introductory Concepts ==

This section outlines a few of the most common terms one may encounter when learning about embedded systems. An Arduino was used for the reflow oven's central controlling unit, so it is used below to help one relate to the reflow oven.

Arduino Capabilities The arduino brought electronics to the hacking population. It has been credited as the device that started the DIY project boom. The device allows one to easily interface with Atmel's [http://www.atmel.com/devices/atmega328.aspx ATmega328] microcontroller (some arduinos are based upon other chips that provide different capabilities). The rest of the board consists of power regulation (5V and 3.3V), an FTDI for serial communication over USB, connection headers (make it easy to use with a breadboard), and a clocking crystal. It actually is not too much of a challenge to integrate all of an arduino's parts to the reflow oven's circuit board.

Pins: There are many types of arduinos, and each one has advantages and disadvantages from the others. The standard models of the Arduino UNO and Arduino Nano will be discussed for this project. It is very easy to search Google for a diagram showing what the connection pins are attached to on the board. Additionally, the ATmega IC chips have datasheets if you are interested in the IC's pin diagram. Below are the basic pinnouts for each arduino. Notice that some pins are able to do multiple things.

'''Arduino UNO'''

*6 analog I/O pins [pins A0 - A5]
*14 digital I/O pins [pins 0 - 13]
*Rx and Tx [pins 0 and 1 respectively]
*6 Pulse Wave Modulation (PWM - allows for simulated analog output by turning the signal on and off really fast) pin [pins 3, 5, 6, 9, 10, 11]
*SPI interface [pins 11, 12, 13]
*I2C interface [pins A4, A5]
*3.3V and 5V power

'''Arduino Nano'''

*8 analog I/O pins [pins A0 - A7]
*14 digital I/O pins
*Rx and Tx
*6 Pulse Wave Modulation (PWM - allows for simulated analog output by turning the signal on and off really fast) pin [pins D3, D5, D6, D9, D10, D11]
*SPI interface [pins D10, D11, D12, D13]
*I2C interface [pins D4, D5]
*3.3V and 5V power

The nice thing about working with microcontrollers is that some pin functionality can be synthesized by other pins using code. For example, the SoftwareSerial library ([http://arduino.cc/en/Reference/softwareSerial http://arduino.cc/en/Reference/softwareSerial]) can synthesize Tx and Rx pins on pins other than 0 and 1.

==== Communication Protocols ====

'''SPI''' SPI is the fastest of these three protocols. It requires 4 wires which makes it more cumbersome to implement in large circuits. However, due to the size of this project, SPI shouldn't be an issue. SPI allows for direct, two-way communication between a master device (such as an arduino) and a slave device (such as a display or sensor).

Here are the names of a typical SPI setup. ''SCLK ''- Serial Clock (output from master). ''MOSI ''- Master Output, Slave Input (output from master). ''MISO ''- Master Input, Slave Output (output from slave). ''SS ''- Slave Select (active low, output from master).

A nice visual representation of this setup can be found here: [http://goo.gl/Yv06RM http://goo.gl/Yv06RM]

'''I2C''' I2C (Pronounced I-Squared-C or I-Two-C) Is one of the slower communication methods; However, it requires only two wires to implement, and new devices are easy to add while still using the same two wires. This makes it extremely useful for large circuits (like motherboards) because it keeps things clean and simple. The difference between I2C and SPI is that I2C does not support simultaneous two way communication.

The system works with two wires that all devices are connected to (the master and all the slave devices).  ''SDA -'' Line of communication between master/slave and slave/master. ''SCL -'' Clocking signal (from the master)

One very important thing to note about I2C is that the ''SDA ''and ''SCL ''pins must be "Pulled up" to Vcc with pull-up resistors. The reasons for this will not be explained here, but a quick google search is all that's needed for those who are interested.

The master device sends out an address over the ''SDA ''signal wire corresponding to the target slave device. I2C slave devices are coded with an address that should be specified in its datasheet. All devices on the I2C wires will receive the address, and the device whose address was called responds to let the master device know that it is listening. Then communication can occur between the master and slave over the ''SDA ''signal wire in one direction at a time.

This system is similar to a leader wishing to communicate with an individual within a group. The leader (the master device) calls out the name of his or her assistant, and then they communicate openly with each other. Everyone in the room can hear the conversation, but only the leader and the assistant are engaging in conversation because it is understood who is being addressed.

'''Serial''' Serial communication is one of the easiest to understand from a wiring standpoint and it is widely used with arduino projects because of the supporting libraries for the arduino. The difference between this form of communication and the others is that it does not make use of a clocking pin. The baud rate, or the clocking speed for the serial connection, must be specified and each device handles clocking independently. On each device, Rx and Tx pins are present. Data is transmitted from Tx on one device to the Rx on another. This allows for two way communication between only two devices. To communicate with additional devices, new com ports must be implemented (either through hardware or software. See [http://arduino.cc/en/Reference/softwareSerial http://arduino.cc/en/Reference/softwareSerial]) or the appropriate com ports must be reconnected.

''Tx ''- Transmit pin  ''Rx ''- Receive pin

To wire up a serial connection, connect the Rx of one device to the Tx of the other and vice versa.

==== Miscellaneous Acronyms ====

PCB - Printed Circuit Board. IC - Integrated circuit. Basically a fancy packaged circuit, often to complex to recreate on a custom PCB, that can be easily implemented. PWM - Pulse Wave Modulation. Signal pins that support PWM have the ability to switch between high and low (on and off) at very high speeds. This allows them to synthesize a fake analog output.

== Parts ==

[http://www.adafruit.com/products/1770 http://www.adafruit.com/products/1770]

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[[File:Baby.gif|right|300px|Baby.gif]] '''Name:''' Sean Csukas

'''E-mail:''' [mailto:Sean.csukas@gatech.edu sean.csukas@gatech.edu]

'''Phone:''' 678-491-5556

'''Major:''' Electrical Engineering

'''Position:'''  RoboJackets [[Vice_President|Vice President]], RoboCup Electrical Lead (2013 - 2014), RoboCup Electrical Member

                                                                                                                                         

== Links ==

[[RoboCup|RoboCup]] [[RoboCup_Electrical_2012|RoboCup Electrical 2012]] [[RoboCup_Electrical_2013|RoboCup Electrical 2013]] [[RoboCup_Electrical_2014|RoboCup Electrical 2014]]

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[[File:Baby.gif|right|300px|Baby.gif]] '''Name:''' Sean Csukas

'''E-mail:''' [mailto:Sean.csukas@gatech.edu sean.csukas@gatech.edu]

'''Phone:''' 678-491-5556

'''Major:''' Electrical Engineering

'''Position:'''  RoboJackets [[Vice_President|Vice President]], RoboCup Electrical Lead (2013 - 2014), RoboCup Electrical Member

                                                                                                                                         

== Links ==

[[RoboCup|RoboCup]] [[RoboCup_Electrical_2012|RoboCup Electrical 2012]] [[RoboCup_Electrical_2013|RoboCup Electrical 2013]] [[RoboCup_Electrical_2014|RoboCup Electrical 2014]]

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President

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From the RoboJackets [[RJConstitution.pdf|Constitution]]:
<blockquote>The President will have general supervision of the affairs of the RoboJackets and will preside at meetings. The President will approve projects for the organization to be involved in, actively seek projects for the organization, and act as a liaison for companies that wish to support the club, and will approve all orders that involve outgoing money over $100.00fckLR</blockquote>
== Information on Common Tasks ==

=== Excused Absence Forms ===
----
Competitions and some other events are valid institute events that qualify our members for excused absences from academic responsibilities during the events. The nature of what will be excused and what work must be made up is ultimately decided between the professor and individual students, but the official excuse document from the institute is a critical first step in allowing students to begin that conversation. It is their proof that the event is a legitimate institute-endorsed event. It is important to get these out to members as soon as possible so they have time to execute these conversations before the event.

The procedure for aquiring excused absence forms is simple. Collect the information listed below for each of the students attending the event. Send this information, in the form of an excel sheet, for convenience, to our advisor, [http://www.me.gatech.edu/faculty/ueda Dr. Jun Ueda]. He will forward this information to the appropriate campus office, which will send him the approved absence forms within about one week.

The information you need to send to Dr. Ueda includes the following:

*Full name
*gtID number
*Date of birth
*Email address
*Cell phone number
*Emergency Contact name
*Emergency Contact phone number

Shop Keys

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As of 2016, the RoboJackets shop uses buzzcard access entry. However, shop keys are still required for access to the office, field room, and electrical room. Shop keys are limited, and therefore distributed based on need. Executive officers, project managers, and members holding shop positions, such as electrical room manager, will have priority on shop keys. Priority on all remaining keys will be given to members that work in the shop outside of meeting times in addition to during meeting times, members that often start meetings in absence of the project manager, and members that otherwise demonstrate need for a shop key. Not all shop keys need to be assigned at any given time. Unassigned shop keys should be kept in the RoboJackets cash box. A list of key assignments can be found [https://wiki.robojackets.org/w/PeopleWithKeys here]. 

The Vice President will be responsible for resolving any conflict regarding key priority and will be responsible for maintaining the list of key assignments. Redistrobution of keys should occur at the end of every semester. All members who are graduating or leave the area for the summer should return their keys prior to leaving.

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From the RoboJackets [[RJConstitution.pdf|Constitution]]:
<blockquote><onlyinclude>The President will have general supervision of the affairs of the RoboJackets and will preside at meetings. The President will approve projects for the organization to be involved in, actively seek projects for the organization, and act as a liaison for companies that wish to support the club, and will approve all orders that involve outgoing money over $100.00</onlyinclude></blockquote>
= Information on Common Tasks =

== Excused Absence Forms ==

Competitions and some other events are valid institute events that qualify our members for excused absences from academic responsibilities during the events. The nature of what will be excused and what work must be made up is ultimately decided between the professor and individual students, but the official excuse document from the institute is a critical first step in allowing students to begin that conversation. It is their proof that the event is a legitimate institute-endorsed event. It is important to get these out to members as soon as possible so they have time to execute these conversations before the event.

The procedure for aquiring excused absence forms is simple. Collect the information listed below for each of the students attending the event. Send this information, in the form of an excel sheet, for convenience, to our advisor, [http://www.me.gatech.edu/faculty/ueda Dr. Jun Ueda]. He will forward this information to the appropriate campus office, which will send him the approved absence forms within about one week.

The information you need to send to Dr. Ueda includes the following:

*Full name
*gtID number
*Date of birth
*Email address
*Cell phone number
*Emergency Contact name
*Emergency Contact phone number

Shop Keys

2016-06-06T23:12:22Z

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As of 2016, the RoboJackets shop uses buzzcard access entry. However, shop keys are still required for access to the office, field room, and electrical room. Shop keys are limited, and therefore distributed based on need. Executive officers, project managers, and members holding shop positions, such as electrical room manager, will have priority on shop keys. Priority on all remaining keys will be given to members that work in the shop outside of meeting times in addition to during meeting times, members that often start meetings in absence of the project manager, and members that otherwise demonstrate need for a shop key. Not all shop keys need to be assigned at any given time. Unassigned shop keys should be kept in the RoboJackets cash box. A list of key assignments can be found [https://wiki.robojackets.org/w/PeopleWithKeys here]. 

The [[Vice_President|Vice President]] will be responsible for resolving any conflict regarding key priority and will be responsible for maintaining the list of key assignments. Redistrobution of keys should occur at the end of every semester. All members who are graduating or leave the area for the summer should return their keys prior to leaving.

Shop Keys

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As of 2016, the RoboJackets shop uses buzzcard access entry. However, shop keys are still required for access to the office, field room, and electrical room. Shop keys are limited, and therefore distributed based on need. Executive officers, project managers, and members holding shop positions, such as electrical room manager, will have priority on shop keys. Priority on all remaining keys will be given to members that work in the shop outside of meeting times in addition to during meeting times, members that often start meetings in absence of the project manager, and members that otherwise demonstrate need for a shop key. Not all shop keys need to be assigned at any given time. Unassigned shop keys should be kept in the RoboJackets cash box. A list of key assignments can be found [https://wiki.robojackets.org/w/PeopleWithKeys here]. The [[Vice_President_|Vice President ]]will be responsible for resolving any conflict regarding key priority and will be responsible for maintaining the list of key assignments

People with Keys

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! Key Number
! Assigned To
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| 3SB6: 1
| [[User:Rmartin|Ryan Martin]]
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| 3SB6: 4
| Kelvin Chong
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| 3SB6: 5
| [[User:Jbuchanan|Justin Buchanan]] 
|-
| 3SB6: 7
| Jonathan Spalten
|-
| 3SB6: 8
| Sarah Storer
|-
| 3SB6: 9
| Boris Iachonkov
|-
| 3SB6:12
| George Smirnov
|-
| 3SB6:14
| Gabriel Nakajima An
|-
| 3SB6:15
| Alexander Gurney
|-
| 3SB6:18
| Unassigned
|-
| 3SB6:19
| [[User:EJones|Emanuel Jones]]
|-
| 3SB6:20
| [[User:JonJones|Jonathan Jones]]
|-
| 3SB6:21 
| [http://wiki.robojackets.org/w/User:Amansour Ahmed Mansour-Elsayed] 
|-
| 3SB6:22
| Cory Stine
|-
| 3SB6:23
| [[User:Dchoi|Daniel Choi]] 
|-
| 3SB6:24
| [[User:Rstrat|Ryan Strat]]
|-
| 3SB6:29
| [[User:Mbarulic|Matthew Barulic]]
|-
| 3SB6:31
| Unassigned
|}

Shop Keys

2016-06-06T22:19:58Z

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As of 2016, the RoboJackets shop uses buzzcard access entry. However, shop keys are still required for access to the office, field room, and electrical room. Shop keys are limited, and therefore distributed based on need. Executive officers, project managers, and members holding shop positions, such as electrical room manager, will have priority on shop keys. Priority on all remaining keys will be given to members that work in the shop outside of meeting times in addition to during meeting times, members that often start meetings in absence of the project manager, and members that otherwise demonstrate need for a shop key. Not all shop keys need to be assigned at any given time. Unassigned shop keys should be kept in the RoboJackets cash box. A list of key assignments can be found [https://wiki.robojackets.org/w/PeopleWithKeys here]. The Vice President will be responsible for resolving any conflict regarding key priority and will be responsible for maintaining the list of key assignments

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As of 2016, the RoboJackets shop uses buzzcard access entry. However, shop keys are still required for access to the office, field room, and electrical room. Shop keys are limited, and therefore distributed based on need. Executive officers, project managers, and members holding shop positions, such as electrical room manager, will have priority on shop keys. Priority on all remaining keys will be given to members that work in the shop outside of meeting times in addition to during meeting times, members that often start meetings in absence of the project manager, and members that otherwise demonstrate need for a shop key. Not all shop keys need to be assigned at any given time. Unassigned shop keys should be kept in the RoboJackets cash box. A list of key assignments can be found here. The Vice President will be responsible for resolving any conflict regarding key priority and will be responsible for maintaining the list of key assignments.

Shop Keys

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As of 2016, the RoboJackets shop uses buzzcard access entry. However, shop keys are still required for access to the office, field room, and electrical room. Shop keys are limited, and therefore distributed based on need. Executive officers, project managers, and members holding shop positions, such as electrical room manager, will have priority on shop keys. Priority on all remaining keys will be given to members that work in the shop outside of meeting times in addition to during meeting times, members that often start meetings in absence of the project manager, and members that otherwise demonstrate need for a shop key. Not all shop keys need to be assigned at any given time. Unassigned shop keys should be kept in the RoboJackets cash box. A list of key assignments can be found [https://wiki.robojackets.org/w/PeopleWithKeys here]. The Vice President will be responsible for resolving any conflict regarding key priority and will be responsible for maintaining the list of key assignments.

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Shop Keys

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As of 2016, the RoboJackets shop uses buzzcard access entry. However, shop keys are still required for access to the office, field room, and electrical room. Shop keys are limited, and therefore distributed based on need. Executive officers, project managers, and members holding shop positions, such as electrical room manager, will have priority on shop keys. Priority on all remaining keys will be given to members that work in the shop outside of meeting times in addition to during meeting times, members that often start meetings in absence of the project manager, and members that otherwise demonstrate need for a shop key. Not all shop keys need to be assigned at any given time. Unassigned shop keys should be kept in the RoboJackets cash box. A list of key assignments can be found [https://wiki.robojackets.org/w/PeopleWithKeys here]. The Vice President will be responsible for resolving any conflict regarding key priority and will be responsible for maintaining the list of key assignments.

User:Scsukas8

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[[File:Baby.gif|right|300px|Baby.gif]] '''Name:''' Sean Csukas

'''E-mail:''' [mailto:Sean.csukas@gatech.edu sean.csukas@gatech.edu]

'''Phone:''' 678-491-5556

'''Major:''' Electrical Engineering

'''Position:'''  RoboJackets [[Vice_President|Vice President]], RoboCup Electrical Lead (2013 - 2014), RoboCup Electrical Member

                                                                                                                                         

== Links ==

[[RoboCup|RoboCup]] [[RoboCup_Electrical_2012|RoboCup Electrical 2012]] [[RoboCup_Electrical_2013|RoboCup Electrical 2013]] [[RoboCup_Electrical_2014|RoboCup Electrical 2014]]

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[[File:Baby.gif|right|300px|Baby.gif]] '''Name:''' Sean Csukas
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'''E-mail:''' [mailto:Sean.csukas@gatech.edu sean.csukas@gatech.edu]

'''Phone:''' 678-491-5556

'''Major:''' Electrical Engineering

'''Position:'''  [[RoboJackets_Vice_President|RoboJackets Vice President]], RoboCup Electrical Lead (2013 - 2014), RoboCup Electrical Member

                                                                                                                                         

== Links ==

[[RoboCup|RoboCup]] [[RoboCup_Electrical_2012|RoboCup Electrical 2012]] [[RoboCup_Electrical_2013|RoboCup Electrical 2013]] [[RoboCup_Electrical_2014|RoboCup Electrical 2014]]
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'''E-mail:''' [mailto:Sean.csukas@gatech.edu sean.csukas@gatech.edu]

'''Phone:''' 678-491-5556

'''Major:''' Electrical Engineering

'''Position:'''  RoboJackets Vice President, RoboCup Electrical Lead (2013 - 2014), RoboCup Electrical Member

                                                                                                                                         

== Links ==

[[RoboCup]] [[RoboCup Electrical 2012]] [[RoboCup Electrical 2013]] [[RoboCup Electrical 2014]]
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