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| − | The great backwards run tragedy of 2019. | + | Though the team was well-prepared going into 2019 IGVC, several issues came up during competition. On the first day, the mbed was experiencing issues and causing the computer to brownout. The mbed was fried while attempts were being made to fix the problem. Eventually this was solved with a new mbed and a large capacitor, which prevented brownouts from happening, though the whole process of fixing the robot took up the first day of the competition. During the second day, major progress was made; the team was 4th to qualify, which was the earliest Georgia Tech has ever qualified in IGVC. Additionally, the robot had a few successful runs on the course. Most notably, the great backwards run tragedy of 2019 happened. During this run, the robot turned itself around and went BACKWARDS on the course, though it went extremely far. This ended up being (absolute-value) the second longest run achieved by any robot in the competition this year, though it didn't count towards our score since it was backwards. |
==== Mechanical Issues & Improvements ==== | ==== Mechanical Issues & Improvements ==== | ||
Revision as of 09:25, 24 June 2019
| Jessi | |
|---|---|
| Year Of Creation | 2017-2018 |
| Versions | |
| Current Version | Jessii |
| Update Year | 2018-2019 |
| Information and Statistics | |
| Farthest Distance | 16 ft |
| Fastest Time | NA |
| Highest Finish AutoNav | NA |
| Highest Finish Design | 1st |
Competitions
IGVC 2018
- Results
- Distance: 5 ft
- Design Competition Placement: 2nd
- AutoNav Competition Placement:
IGVC 2019
- Results
- Distance: 16 ft
- Design Competition Placement: 1st
- AutoNav Competition Placement:
Versions
Jessi
At Competition
Mechanical Issues & Improvements
Electrical Issues & Improvements
Software Issues & Improvements
Jessii
At Competition
Though the team was well-prepared going into 2019 IGVC, several issues came up during competition. On the first day, the mbed was experiencing issues and causing the computer to brownout. The mbed was fried while attempts were being made to fix the problem. Eventually this was solved with a new mbed and a large capacitor, which prevented brownouts from happening, though the whole process of fixing the robot took up the first day of the competition. During the second day, major progress was made; the team was 4th to qualify, which was the earliest Georgia Tech has ever qualified in IGVC. Additionally, the robot had a few successful runs on the course. Most notably, the great backwards run tragedy of 2019 happened. During this run, the robot turned itself around and went BACKWARDS on the course, though it went extremely far. This ended up being (absolute-value) the second longest run achieved by any robot in the competition this year, though it didn't count towards our score since it was backwards.
