RoboJackets Wiki - User contributions [en]

BattleBots

2022-05-20T18:09:39Z

Thayes46:

Welcome to the '''[http://www.robojackets.org/ RoboJackets]''' BattleBots wiki! [[File:bb pic.jpg|thumb|right|400px|BattleBots team at Motorama 2018]]

Everyone has seen BattleBots on T.V., fighting to the death in a gladiatorial-style arena in a shower of steel, sparks, and glory, and yet many people haven't the first clue about what it takes to build one!

RoboJackets' BattleBots team tries to solve this, by teaching members to design and build a robot 1) robust enough to take multiple beatings, but 2) strong enough to deliver its own beatings in return. A good technical challenge that takes hundreds of man-hours and buckets of love. We have built battle-ready robots in the 120 lb, 60 lb, 30 lb, 12 lb, and 3 lb weight classes, including (based on their active weapon) drum spinners, ring spinners, shell spinners, veritical and horizontal bar spinners, sumo bots, walkers, and even the occassional wedge.

We use mostly mechanical skills with some degree of electrical experience to implement our carefully CAD'ed designs, to personally manufacture the majority of our robots. Ultimately our goal is to build an awesome machine to fight one-on-one with another robot in the same weight class, all the while learning practical applications of tooling and machining, and gaining invaluable experience in the design and manufacturing process.

== Meeting Times ==

We meet in the Student Competition Center (Building on 14th Street). Wear closed-toe shoes and a t-shirt (long sleeves must be rolled up) since we will be using the machine shop. Bring a hair tie if needed. Consult the #carpool Slack channel for information regarding the time and place of the carpool. Please note that once 3 pound program members are placed on teams, that they will only meet on either Thursday OR Friday until further notice.

* Thursday: 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm
* Friday 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm

== Current Leadership ==
* Project Manager: Brian Naing
* 3lb Manager: Bryce Parsons
* Bot leads: coming soon!

== The Competition ==

The competition consists of fights between robots in the same weight class. Competition rules place certain limits on weapon design and robot weight, for a fair contest and for the safety of the observers. For instance, entanglement weapons such as ropes or nets are prohibited along with invisible weapons such as electrical interference. This focuses the robot design on aggressive weapons designed to break apart or incapacitate the other robot, and the only limit on this type of weapon is that it is well engineered so as to not harm the people around it. The presence of these aggressive weapons forces the robots to be designed to withstand large shock loads, both mechanically and electrically. The challenge of the BattleBots team is unique in that a balance needs to be reached between defensive and offensive abilities, all while ensuring that the robot is very robust in all aspects. Even a single wire or bolt coming loose will cause defeat in an intense fight!  This year we plan on attending two competitions, Motorama in Harrisburg, PA and RoboBrawl in Champaign, IL.

== 3 Pound Program ==

The three pound program is for new BattleBots members to learn the technical skills needed to succeed in BattleBots and create their very first 3 pound BattleBot. Members of this program will have the opportunity to work on a team to create a 3 pound beatleweight bot for competition. Through this process they will become proficient in Inventor CAD, machining abilities, electrical work, and teamwork. Once graduated from the 3 pound program, members can take what they've learned to the next level on a big bot team. Check out the links below for some advice on your 3 pound bot.

'''3 Pound Links'''

*[[3lbers]]
*[[3lb Beginner's Guide]]
*[[Electronics Basics]]
*[[List of 3lb Robots]]
*[https://www.riobotz.com/riobotz-combot-tutorial/ Riobotz Combot Tutorial] (400 page guide on how to build battlebots written by the pro-team that built Minotaur. A must read.)

== Documentation ==

===== 2022 Competition =====
* [[Motorama 2022]]
* [[AVC 2022]]

===== 2021 Competition =====
* [[2lb Competition 2021]]

===== 2020 Competition =====
* [[Motorama 2020]]

===== 2019 Competition =====
* [[Motorama 2019]]
* [[RoboJackets 20th Anniversary Competition]]

===== 2018 Competition =====
* [[Motorama 2018]]
* [[RoboGames 2018]]

===== 2017 Competition =====
* [[Motorama 2017]]
* [[RoboGames 2017]]

===== 2016 Competition =====

*[[Motorama_2016|Motorama 2016]]
*[[RoboGames_2016|RoboGames 2016]]

===== 2015 Competition =====

*[[Motorama_2015|Motorama 2015]]
*[[RoboGames_2015|RoboGames 2015]]

===== 2014 Competition =====

*[[BattleBots_2014_Tasks|Tasks]]
*[[BattleBots_2014_Meeting_Notes|Meeting Notes]]

===== 2013 Competition =====

*[[BattleBots_2013_Tasks|Tasks]]
*[[BattleBots_2013_Meeting_Notes|Meeting Notes]]

===== 2012 Competition =====

*[[BattleBotsPhotos2012|Photos]]
*[[BattleBots_2012_Tasks|Tasks]]
*[[BattleBots_2012_Meeting_Notes|Meeting Notes]]

===== 2011 Competition =====

*[http://www.robojackets.org/gallery/main.php?g2_itemId=7317 2011 Competition Pictures]

== Resources ==

*[http://www.robojackets.org/teams/battlebots/ RJ BattleBots Overview Page]
*[https://lists.gatech.edu/sympa/info/robojackets-battlebots RJ BattleBots Mailing List]
*[http://robogames.net/ RoboGames]
*[https://www.riobotz.com/riobotz-combot-tutorial/ Riobotz Combot Tutorial] (400 page guide on how to build battlebots written by the pro-team that built Minotaur. A must read.)
*[http://www.battlebots.com/ Battlebots.com]
*[http://www.botrank.com/ BattleBots Ranking]
*[http://www.buildersdb.com/ Buidersdb.com]
*[http://www.robotmarketplace.com Robot Marketplace] (good source for motors, drivers, etc.)
*[[BattleBots BeetleWeight Wiki Template]]
*[[Competition Tool Packing List]]
*[[Robot Basics]]
[[Category:BattleBots]]

AVC 2022

2022-05-20T16:09:34Z

Thayes46:

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== Competition Summary ==

Angry Vehicle Competition is a double-elimination bracket style tournament. There were weight classes from ants (1lb) to feathers (30lb). RoboJackets sent 3 featherweights this year.

== Results ==

[[Chonkii]] - T5th place Featherweight

[[Anarchi]] - T5th place Featherweight

[[Binari]] - T9th place Featherweight

== Lessons learned ==
History
* RoboGames was cancelled not bc the TO just yote to france, but bc it was too expensive to make the arena safe again (1/2 million to 3/4 million) for 250 lbers and breaches were happening (bots flying out of arena), and they didn't want to sell the arena and run the risk of the new owner not fixing it and someone getting hurt
* AVC (rr comp version) was cancelled bc sparkfun wasn't making money from it
* Norwalk is trying to build up to what RoboGames was (eventually with a 250lb capable arena)
* 3lb comps happen basically every weekend now, might aid taking less bots to moto to help relations with NERC

Logistics
* Shipping is uber expensive, more pelicans/suitcases with stuff would be better and easier to track
* Fastenal can ship location to location freight for decently cheap, was recommended by show teams (Specifically Casey, the TO)

Bots
* There are known ESC/motor combos to work, we should consider in the design phase the advantages and disadvantages to using known combos vs experimenting (e.g. what do we gain from exploring new options)
** BLHeli32 is a firmware that certain ESCs run which guarantees you can change certain settings on them (such as bidirectional/3D mode)It is the type that we used on HockiThere is a spreadsheet compiling a list of all BLHeli32 capable ESCs for mini quad scale (which should be fine for 12lb drives) on this link:https://oscarliang.com/blheli-32-overview/ For the 30lb robots you should be getting ESCs that are rated for X-class drones and run BLHeli32. These are the ESCs recommended by team liftoff (30lb meltybrain) so they are more than enough power for regular 30lb drives. You can also use VESC at that scale or even get decent results with brushed (as demonstrated by anarchi and BEAM)
* Aluminum kinda sucks in 30lb for anything externally facing (hard exception to this: beam)
** 7075 is probably fine however in most cases in <30lb
* Doesn't seem like anyone knew why most people use UHMW over HDPE, but we're almost the only group using the latter and the price difference is pretty small
* Titanium armor is great for <30 lb, steel armor should be considered at 30lb, issue is that they're pretty pricey
* Flat belts are ass, paired with a ribbed can on a motor is a recipe for "cheeto dust" - disintegrated belts
* Plastic armor (UHMW PE or HDPE) should be a part of the design and reviewed

[[Category:BattleBots Competitions]]
[[Category:2021-2022]]

AVC 2022

2022-05-20T16:09:08Z

Thayes46:

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== Competition Summary ==

Angry Vehicle Competition is a double-elimination bracket style tournament. There were weight classes from ants (1lb) to feathers (30lb). RoboJackets sent 3 featherweights this year.

== Results ==

[[Chonkii]] - T5th place Featherweight

[[Anarchi]] - T5th place Featherweight

[[Binari]] - T9th place Featherweight

== Lessons learned ==
History
* RoboGames was cancelled not bc the TO just yote to france, but bc it was too expensive to make the arena safe again (1/2 million to 3/4 million) for 250 lbers and breaches were happening (bots flying out of arena), and they didn't want to sell the arena and run the risk of the new owner not fixing it and someone getting hurt
* AVC (rr comp version) was cancelled bc sparkfun wasn't making money from it
* Norwalk is trying to build up to what RoboGames was (eventually with a 250lb capable arena)
* 3lb comps happen basically every weekend now, might aid taking less bots to moto to help relations with NERC

Logistics
* Shipping is uber expensive, more pelicans/suitcases with stuff would be better and easier to track
* Fastenal can ship location to location freight for decently cheap, was recommended by show teams

Bots
* There are known ESC/motor combos to work, we should consider in the design phase the advantages and disadvantages to using known combos vs experimenting (e.g. what do we gain from exploring new options)
** BLHeli32 is a firmware that certain ESCs run which guarantees you can change certain settings on them (such as bidirectional/3D mode)It is the type that we used on HockiThere is a spreadsheet compiling a list of all BLHeli32 capable ESCs for mini quad scale (which should be fine for 12lb drives) on this link:https://oscarliang.com/blheli-32-overview/ For the 30lb robots you should be getting ESCs that are rated for X-class drones and run BLHeli32. These are the ESCs recommended by team liftoff (30lb meltybrain) so they are more than enough power for regular 30lb drives. You can also use VESC at that scale or even get decent results with brushed (as demonstrated by anarchi and BEAM)
* Aluminum kinda sucks in 30lb for anything externally facing (hard exception to this: beam)
** 7075 is probably fine however in most cases in <30lb
* Doesn't seem like anyone knew why most people use UHMW over HDPE, but we're almost the only group using the latter and the price difference is pretty small
* Titanium armor is great for <30 lb, steel armor should be considered at 30lb, issue is that they're pretty pricey
* Flat belts are ass, paired with a ribbed can on a motor is a recipe for "cheeto dust" - disintegrated belts
* Plastic armor (UHMW PE or HDPE) should be a part of the design and reviewed

[[Category:BattleBots Competitions]]
[[Category:2021-2022]]

BattleBots

2022-05-20T16:01:21Z

Thayes46: /* 2022 Competition */

Welcome to the '''[http://www.robojackets.org/ RoboJackets]''' BattleBots wiki! [[File:bb pic.jpg|thumb|right|400px|BattleBots team at Motorama 2018]]

Everyone has seen BattleBots on T.V., fighting to the death in a gladiatorial-style arena in a shower of steel, sparks, and glory, and yet many people haven't the first clue about what it takes to build one!

RoboJackets' BattleBots team tries to solve this, by teaching members to design and build a robot 1) robust enough to take multiple beatings, but 2) strong enough to deliver its own beatings in return. A good technical challenge that takes hundreds of man-hours and buckets of love. We have built battle-ready robots in the 120 lb, 60 lb, 30 lb, 12 lb, and 3 lb weight classes, including (based on their active weapon) drum spinners, ring spinners, shell spinners, veritical and horizontal bar spinners, sumo bots, walkers, and even the occassional wedge.

We use mostly mechanical skills with some degree of electrical experience to implement our carefully CAD'ed designs, to personally manufacture the majority of our robots. Ultimately our goal is to build an awesome machine to fight one-on-one with another robot in the same weight class, all the while learning practical applications of tooling and machining, and gaining invaluable experience in the design and manufacturing process.

== Meeting Times ==

We meet in the Student Competition Center (Building on 14th Street). Wear closed-toe shoes and a t-shirt (long sleeves must be rolled up) since we will be using the machine shop. Bring a hair tie if needed. Consult the #carpool Slack channel for information regarding the time and place of the carpool. Please note that once 3 pound program members are placed on teams, that they will only meet on either Thursday OR Friday until further notice.

* Thursday: 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm
* Friday 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm

== Current Leadership ==
* Project Managers: Todd Hayes and Sam Li
* 3lb Manager: Zach Slaton
* Chonkii Bot Lead: Mihir Nagaraj
* Hockii Bot Lead: Valentin Richter
* Bucki Bot Lead: Daniel Johnson
* Binari Bot Lead: Knute Broady
* Anarchi Bot Lead: Dylan Adriano

== The Competition ==

The competition consists of fights between robots in the same weight class. Competition rules place certain limits on weapon design and robot weight, for a fair contest and for the safety of the observers. For instance, entanglement weapons such as ropes or nets are prohibited along with invisible weapons such as electrical interference. This focuses the robot design on aggressive weapons designed to break apart or incapacitate the other robot, and the only limit on this type of weapon is that it is well engineered so as to not harm the people around it. The presence of these aggressive weapons forces the robots to be designed to withstand large shock loads, both mechanically and electrically. The challenge of the BattleBots team is unique in that a balance needs to be reached between defensive and offensive abilities, all while ensuring that the robot is very robust in all aspects. Even a single wire or bolt coming loose will cause defeat in an intense fight!  This year we plan on attending two competitions, Motorama in Harrisburg, PA and RoboBrawl in Champaign, IL.

== 3 Pound Program ==

The three pound program is for new BattleBots members to learn the technical skills needed to succeed in BattleBots and create their very first 3 pound BattleBot. Members of this program will have the opportunity to work on a team to create a 3 pound beatleweight bot for competition. Through this process they will become proficient in Inventor CAD, machining abilities, electrical work, and teamwork. Once graduated from the 3 pound program, members can take what they've learned to the next level on a big bot team. Check out the links below for some advice on your 3 pound bot.

'''3 Pound Links'''

*[[3lbers]]
*[[3lb Beginner's Guide]]
*[[Electronics Basics]]
*[[List of 3lb Robots]]
*[https://www.riobotz.com/riobotz-combot-tutorial/ Riobotz Combot Tutorial] (400 page guide on how to build battlebots written by the pro-team that built Minotaur. A must read.)

== Documentation ==

===== 2022 Competition =====
* [[Motorama 2022]]
* [[AVC 2022]]

===== 2021 Competition =====
* [[2lb Competition 2021]]

===== 2020 Competition =====
* [[Motorama 2020]]

===== 2019 Competition =====
* [[Motorama 2019]]
* [[RoboJackets 20th Anniversary Competition]]

===== 2018 Competition =====
* [[Motorama 2018]]
* [[RoboGames 2018]]

===== 2017 Competition =====
* [[Motorama 2017]]
* [[RoboGames 2017]]

===== 2016 Competition =====

*[[Motorama_2016|Motorama 2016]]
*[[RoboGames_2016|RoboGames 2016]]

===== 2015 Competition =====

*[[Motorama_2015|Motorama 2015]]
*[[RoboGames_2015|RoboGames 2015]]

===== 2014 Competition =====

*[[BattleBots_2014_Tasks|Tasks]]
*[[BattleBots_2014_Meeting_Notes|Meeting Notes]]

===== 2013 Competition =====

*[[BattleBots_2013_Tasks|Tasks]]
*[[BattleBots_2013_Meeting_Notes|Meeting Notes]]

===== 2012 Competition =====

*[[BattleBotsPhotos2012|Photos]]
*[[BattleBots_2012_Tasks|Tasks]]
*[[BattleBots_2012_Meeting_Notes|Meeting Notes]]

===== 2011 Competition =====

*[http://www.robojackets.org/gallery/main.php?g2_itemId=7317 2011 Competition Pictures]

== Resources ==

*[http://www.robojackets.org/teams/battlebots/ RJ BattleBots Overview Page]
*[https://lists.gatech.edu/sympa/info/robojackets-battlebots RJ BattleBots Mailing List]
*[http://robogames.net/ RoboGames]
*[https://www.riobotz.com/riobotz-combot-tutorial/ Riobotz Combot Tutorial] (400 page guide on how to build battlebots written by the pro-team that built Minotaur. A must read.)
*[http://www.battlebots.com/ Battlebots.com]
*[http://www.botrank.com/ BattleBots Ranking]
*[http://www.buildersdb.com/ Buidersdb.com]
*[http://www.robotmarketplace.com Robot Marketplace] (good source for motors, drivers, etc.)
*[[BattleBots BeetleWeight Wiki Template]]
*[[Competition Tool Packing List]]
*[[Robot Basics]]
[[Category:BattleBots]]

AVC 2022

2022-05-20T15:59:59Z

Thayes46:

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== Competition Summary ==

Angry Vehicle Competition is a double-elimination bracket style tournament. There were weight classes from ants (1lb) to feathers (30lb). RoboJackets sent 3 featherweights this year.

== Results ==

[[Chonkii]] - T5th place Featherweight

[[Anarchi]] - T5th place Featherweight

[[Binari]] - T9th place Featherweight

== Lessons learned ==
History
* RoboGames was cancelled not bc the TO just yote to france, but bc it was too expensive to make the arena safe again (1/2 million to 3/4 million) for 250 lbers and breaches were happening (bots flying out of arena), and they didn't want to sell the arena and run the risk of the new owner not fixing it and someone getting hurt
* AVC (rr comp version) was cancelled bc sparkfun wasn't making money from it
* Norwalk is trying to build up to what RoboGames was (eventually with a 250lb capable arena)
* 3lb comps happen basically every weekend now, might aid taking less bots to moto to help relations with NERC

Logistics
* Shipping is uber expensive, more pelicans/suitcases with stuff would be better and easier to track

Bots
* There are known ESC/motor combos to work, we should consider in the design phase the advantages and disadvantages to using known combos vs experimenting (e.g. what do we gain from exploring new options)
** BLHeli32 is a firmware that certain ESCs run which guarantees you can change certain settings on them (such as bidirectional/3D mode)It is the type that we used on HockiThere is a spreadsheet compiling a list of all BLHeli32 capable ESCs for mini quad scale (which should be fine for 12lb drives) on this link:https://oscarliang.com/blheli-32-overview/ For the 30lb robots you should be getting ESCs that are rated for X-class drones and run BLHeli32. These are the ESCs recommended by team liftoff (30lb meltybrain) so they are more than enough power for regular 30lb drives. You can also use VESC at that scale or even get decent results with brushed (as demonstrated by anarchi and BEAM)
* Aluminum kinda sucks in 30lb for anything externally facing (hard exception to this: beam)
** 7075 is probably fine however in most cases in <30lb
* Doesn't seem like anyone knew why most people use UHMW over HDPE, but we're almost the only group using the latter and the price difference is pretty small
* Titanium armor is great for <30 lb, steel armor should be considered at 30lb, issue is that they're pretty pricey
* Flat belts are ass, paired with a ribbed can on a motor is a recipe for "cheeto dust" - disintegrated belts
* Plastic armor (UHMW PE or HDPE) should be a part of the design and reviewed

[[Category:BattleBots Competitions]]
[[Category:2021-2022]]

AVC 2022

2022-05-20T15:59:03Z

Thayes46:

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|}

== Competition Summary ==

Angry Vehicle Competition is a double-elimination bracket style tournament. There were weight classes from ants (1lb) to feathers (30lb). RoboJackets sent 3 featherweights this year.

== Results ==

[[Chonkii]] - T5th place Featherweight

[[Anarchi]] - T5th place Featherweight

[[Binari]] - T9th place Featherweight

== Lessons learned ==
History
* RoboGames was cancelled not bc the TO just yote to france, but bc it was too expensive to make the arena safe again (1/2 million to 3/4 million) for 250 lbers and breaches were happening (bots flying out of arena), and they didn't want to sell the arena and run the risk of the new owner not fixing it and someone getting hurt
* AVC (rr comp version) was cancelled bc sparkfun wasn't making money from it
* Norwalk is trying to build up to what RoboGames was (eventually with a 250lb capable arena)
* 3lb comps happen basically every weekend now, might aid taking less bots to moto to help relations with NERC

Logistics
* Shipping is uber expensive, more pelicans/suitcases with stuff would be better and easier to track

Bots
* There are known ESC/motor combos to work, we should consider in the design phase the advantages and disadvantages to using known combos vs experimenting (e.g. what do we gain from exploring new options)
** BLHeli32 is a firmware that certain ESCs run which guarantees you can change certain settings on them (such as bidirectional/3D mode)
It is the type that we used on Hocki
There is a spreadsheet compiling a list of all BLHeli32 capable ESCs for mini quad scale (which should be fine for 12lb drives) on this link:
https://oscarliang.com/blheli-32-overview/
For the 30lb robots you should be getting ESCs that are rated for X-class drones and run BLHeli32. These are the ESCs recommended by team liftoff (30lb meltybrain) so they are more than enough power for regular 30lb drives. You can also use VESC at that scale or even get decent results with brushed (as demonstrated by anarchi and BEAM)
* Aluminum kinda sucks in 30lb for anything externally facing (hard exception to this: beam)
** 7075 is probably fine however in most cases in <30lb
* Doesn't seem like anyone knew why most people use UHMW over HDPE, but we're almost the only group using the latter and the price difference is pretty small
* Titanium armor is great for <30 lb, steel armor should be considered at 30lb, issue is that they're pretty pricey
* Flat belts are ass, paired with a ribbed can on a motor is a recipe for "cheeto dust" - disintegrated belts
* Plastic armor (UHMW PE or HDPE) should be a part of the design and reviewed

[[Category:BattleBots Competitions]]
[[Category:2021-2022]]

AVC 2022

2022-05-20T15:46:44Z

Thayes46: Competition page for BB's experience at Angry Vehicle Competition 2022

IT Hub

2021-02-14T23:07:11Z

Thayes46:

A wide variety of tools are available to RoboJackets members to help them communicate and work productively. On this page, you can find information to help you access and use these tools.

== Common Capabilities ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Status
!Meaning
|-
|bgcolor="#b7e1cd"|Required
|This is the only solution for the listed domain and capability.
|-
|bgcolor="#c9daf8"|Preferred
|This is a recommended solution for the listed domain and capability, but there are also other solutions available.
|-
|bgcolor="#fff2cc"|Available
|This is an optional solution for the listed domain and capability, but there's no requirement or recommendation that it's used.
|-
|bgcolor="#efefef"|Emerging
|This solution is still being investigated. Support and/or availability might be limited.
|-
|bgcolor="#efd7d2"|Deprecated
|Other solutions are available for the listed domain and capability. Support and/or availability of the solution may end in the future. If a sunset date for this solution is set, it will appear in the Notes column.
|}

{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Domain
!Capability
!Solution
!Status
!Help/Access
|-
|Communication
|Mailing Lists / Access Control
|[https://groups.google.com Google Groups (G Suite)]
|bgcolor="#fff2cc"|Available
|[[Google Groups Join Links]]
|-
|Communication
|Video Chat
|[https://meet.google.com Google Meet]
|bgcolor="#fff2cc"|Available
|[[Google Meet]]
|-
|Communication
|CRM
|[https://app.hubspot.com Hubspot]
|bgcolor="#b7e1cd"|Required
|
|-
|Communication
|Email
|[https://mail.robojackets.org RoboJackets Mail (G Suite)]
|bgcolor="#fff2cc"|Available
|[[G Suite Accounts]], [https://goo.gl/forms/YtKnRKmneuqBYZSf1 Request a G Suite Account], [https://goo.gl/forms/uz3bXcKE6lLQ8DWr2 Request @robojackets.org Email Alias]
|-
|Communication
|IM
|[https://robojackets.slack.com Slack]
|bgcolor="#b7e1cd"|Required
|[[Slack Etiquette]]
|-
|Communication
|Mailing Lists
|[https://lists.gatech.edu Sympa]
|bgcolor="#b7e1cd"|Required
|[https://goo.gl/forms/zx9CqyBMhddQJekk1 Request List Owner/Moderator Permissions]
|-
|File Storage
|CAD
|[https://vault.robojackets.org Autodesk Vault]
|bgcolor="#efd7d2"|Deprecated
|Vault has been deprecated by RJIT; use GrabCAD instead.
|-
|File Storage
|CAD
|[https://workbench.grabcad.com/workbench/myprojects#/account/1851406/projects/my_projects GrabCAD Workbench]
|bgcolor="#c9daf8"|Preferred
|Request access from your subteam lead or project manager.
|-
|File Storage
|Code
|[https://github.com GitHub]
|bgcolor="#c9daf8"|Preferred
|[[Git How-To]], [https://github.com/robojackets RoboJackets GitHub Organization]
|-
|File Storage
|Generic
|[https://cloud.robojackets.org RoboJackets Cloud]
|bgcolor="#c9daf8"|Preferred
|[[Accessing Cloud from macOS]]
|-
|File Storage
|Collaboration
|[https://drive.robojackets.org Shared Drives]
|bgcolor="#c9daf8"|Preferred
|
|-
|File Storage
|Generic
|[https://dropbox.com Dropbox]
|bgcolor="#fff2cc"|Available
|
|-
|Org Management
|Attendance, Dues, and Access Control
|[https://my.robojackets.org MyRoboJackets]
|bgcolor="#b7e1cd"|Required
|
|-
|Org Management
|SGA
|[https://orgsync.robojackets.org Engage]
|bgcolor="#b7e1cd"|Required
|
|-
|Org Management
|Website
|[https://robojackets.org Wordpress]
|bgcolor="#b7e1cd"|Required
|[[How to create a calendar event]]
|-
|Project Management
|Task Tracking
|[https://trello.com Trello]
|bgcolor="#efd7d2"|Deprecated
|[[About Trello]]
|-
|Project Management
|Documentation
|[https://wiki.robojackets.org MediaWiki]
|bgcolor="#fff2cc"|Available
|
|-
|Project Management
|Task Tracking
|[https://clickup.com ClickUp]
|bgcolor="#c9daf8"|Preferred
|[[About ClickUp]]
|}

[[Category: Core]]

People with Keys

2020-08-20T14:41:36Z

Thayes46: Update IT coordinator key

'''These people have keys to the RoboJackets shop area. '''<br/>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
| Christopher Bellflowers
|-
| 3SB6: 8
| Marine Maisonneuve
|-
| 3SB6: 9
| Vijay Srivastava
|-
| 3SB6: 12
| Ava Thrasher
|-
| 3SB6: 14
| Todd Hayes
|-
| 3SB6: 15
| Brian Epstein
|-
| 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 - Lost
|
|-
|3SB6: 30
| ''Unassigned''
|-
| 3SB6: 31
| Phillip Holloway
|-
|3SB6: 33
| Will Stuckey
|-
|3SB6: 34
| Tan Gemicioglu
|-
|3SB6: 35
| Nikolay Tranakiev
|-
|3SB6: 36
| Varun Madabushi
|-
|3SB6: 39
| Carrie Weh
|-
|3SB6: 40
| Dallas Downing
|-
|3SB6: 41
| Andrew Rocco
|-
|3SB6: 43
| Young Won
|-
|3SB6: 44
| Caleb Chang
|-
|3SB6: 45
| Juan Elizondo
|}

[[Category:Core]]
[[Category: Shop]]

Outreach

2020-01-24T21:20:39Z

Thayes46: /* Team Leaders */

== Overview ==
The RoboJackets Outreach team's mission is the promotion of science and engineering education in K-12 students. Working primarily though [https://www.firstinspires.org/ FIRST] programs, we engage students directly to facilitate hands-on learning through competitive robotics.

We currently have four projects we work on throughout the year to achieve this mission:

*Technology Enrichment Sessions - educational workshops leveraging the [http://www.usfirst.org/roboticsprograms/frc ''FIRST'' Robotics Competition] to teach fundamental robotics concepts to area students.
*FRC Kickoff - the announcement event for the [http://www.usfirst.org/roboticsprograms/frc ''FIRST'' Robotics Competition]. In 2016, over 1000 students were in attendance on campus.
*FRC Mentorship - working directly with an FRC team, we act as coaches and mentors to assist students throughout the academic year, including building a competition robot over an intensive six week build season. The team we are currently working with is FRC 6705, WildCat 5e.
*Robot In 1 Weekend - building a robot for the [http://www.usfirst.org/roboticsprograms/ftc ''FIRST'' Tech Challenge] in the span of one weekend when its build season starts. The aim of this is not to compete, but to inspire students in the competition at the start of their build season.

=== History ===

'''Past FRC Partner Teams'''

*WildCat 5e - FRC 6705
*Toaster Tech - FRC 5332
*Westlake Roarbotics - FRC 4163
*Reboot - FRC 4080
*Tech High School - FRC 2420
*Georgia Robotics Alliance "SOUP" - FRC 1848
*Wheeler High School "CircuitRunners" - FRC 1002
*Roswell High School "Chimera" - FRC 832

=== Awards ===

'''4080 - Reboot'''

*2012 - Rookie Inspiration Award
*2013 - Peachtree Regional Champions
'''5332 - Toaster Tech'''
* 2016- PCH DCMP Industrial Design Award
'''6705 - Wildcat5e'''
* 2018 - Gainesville District Event Finalist
* 2018 - Dalton District Event Winner
* 2018 - Dalton Innovation in Control Award
* 2018 - Duluth Quality Award
* 2018 - Duluth Safety Award
* 2018 - PCH DCMP Safety Award

=== Team Leaders ===

*Jevawn Roberts (Alumni Advisor)
*Project Manager - [Todd Hayes]
*Kickoff Coordinator - Evan Strat
*PR Representative - [Vijay Srivastava]

== Meetings ==

TBD

== Project Dates ==

*Technology Enrichment Sessions - Every Saturday from September 16 to October 28
*FRC Kickoff - January 6, 2018
*FRC Mentorship - Fall and Spring Semesters with an intensive build season from January 6 to February 20
*Robot In 1 Weekend - September 9-10

== Resources and Detailed Project Information ==

*[[FIRST_Resources|FIRST Resources]]
*[[TE_Sessions|TE Sessions]]
*[[FIRST_Kickoff|FIRST Kickoff]]

Outreach

2020-01-24T21:18:52Z

Thayes46: /* History */

== Overview ==
The RoboJackets Outreach team's mission is the promotion of science and engineering education in K-12 students. Working primarily though [https://www.firstinspires.org/ FIRST] programs, we engage students directly to facilitate hands-on learning through competitive robotics.

We currently have four projects we work on throughout the year to achieve this mission:

*Technology Enrichment Sessions - educational workshops leveraging the [http://www.usfirst.org/roboticsprograms/frc ''FIRST'' Robotics Competition] to teach fundamental robotics concepts to area students.
*FRC Kickoff - the announcement event for the [http://www.usfirst.org/roboticsprograms/frc ''FIRST'' Robotics Competition]. In 2016, over 1000 students were in attendance on campus.
*FRC Mentorship - working directly with an FRC team, we act as coaches and mentors to assist students throughout the academic year, including building a competition robot over an intensive six week build season. The team we are currently working with is FRC 6705, WildCat 5e.
*Robot In 1 Weekend - building a robot for the [http://www.usfirst.org/roboticsprograms/ftc ''FIRST'' Tech Challenge] in the span of one weekend when its build season starts. The aim of this is not to compete, but to inspire students in the competition at the start of their build season.

=== History ===

'''Past FRC Partner Teams'''

*WildCat 5e - FRC 6705
*Toaster Tech - FRC 5332
*Westlake Roarbotics - FRC 4163
*Reboot - FRC 4080
*Tech High School - FRC 2420
*Georgia Robotics Alliance "SOUP" - FRC 1848
*Wheeler High School "CircuitRunners" - FRC 1002
*Roswell High School "Chimera" - FRC 832

=== Awards ===

'''4080 - Reboot'''

*2012 - Rookie Inspiration Award
*2013 - Peachtree Regional Champions
'''5332 - Toaster Tech'''
* 2016- PCH DCMP Industrial Design Award
'''6705 - Wildcat5e'''
* 2018 - Gainesville District Event Finalist
* 2018 - Dalton District Event Winner
* 2018 - Dalton Innovation in Control Award
* 2018 - Duluth Quality Award
* 2018 - Duluth Safety Award
* 2018 - PCH DCMP Safety Award

=== Team Leaders ===

*Jevawn Roberts (Alumni Adviser)
*Project Manager - [[User:Joconnor46|James O'Connor]]
*Mentor Lead - Trent Callan
*Education Lead - [[User:Sastorer3|Sarah Storer]]
*Kickoff Coordinator - Erin Rodenroth
*PR Representative - [[User:Kqi6|Kyla Qi]]

== Meetings ==

TBD

== Project Dates ==

*Technology Enrichment Sessions - Every Saturday from September 16 to October 28
*FRC Kickoff - January 6, 2018
*FRC Mentorship - Fall and Spring Semesters with an intensive build season from January 6 to February 20
*Robot In 1 Weekend - September 9-10

== Resources and Detailed Project Information ==

*[[FIRST_Resources|FIRST Resources]]
*[[TE_Sessions|TE Sessions]]
*[[FIRST_Kickoff|FIRST Kickoff]]

People with Keys

2019-12-10T03:02:21Z

Thayes46: Updated key change for 27 to new Todd Hayes

'''These people have keys to the RoboJackets shop area. '''<br/>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: 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
| Brian Cochran
|-
| 3SB6: 24
| Unassigned
|-
| 3SB6: 27
| Todd Hayes
|-
| 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
| Carrie Weh
|-
|3SB6: 40
| Dallas Downing
|-
|3SB6: 41
| Asha Bhandarkar
|-
|3SB6: 43
| Young Won
|-
|3SB6: 44
| Tanner Jones
|-
|3SB6: 45
| Evan Bretl
|}

[[Category:Core]]