Tuesday, January 3, 2017
Friday, December 30, 2016
Updated CAD Library
We've updated our CAD Library that we published last year with new models from VEXpro, AndyMark, REV Robotics and more.
Also included now are Solidworks sketch blocks created by team 4183 (Bit Buckets), and Versaplanetaries that have almost every configuration you could want created by Kevin Ainsworth of Pwnage FRC#2451.
CAD.Spectrum3847.org will take you to our Grabcad Partnerspace
The github version of the library is located here.
https://github.com/Spectrum3847/Spectrum-CAD-Library
Let us know if there are models that you want added or how we can improve the library.
- Spectrum
Also included now are Solidworks sketch blocks created by team 4183 (Bit Buckets), and Versaplanetaries that have almost every configuration you could want created by Kevin Ainsworth of Pwnage FRC#2451.
CAD.Spectrum3847.org will take you to our Grabcad Partnerspace
The github version of the library is located here.
https://github.com/Spectrum3847/Spectrum-CAD-Library
Let us know if there are models that you want added or how we can improve the library.
- Spectrum
Tuesday, December 27, 2016
2016 Texas FRC Mentor Workshop Videos
This is from a few months ago but we finally have the video posted to Youtube. This is over 11 hours of content but if you are a new mentor there is a lot of great information in here.
- Spectrum
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Sunday, December 18, 2016
Illuminations 2016: Rookie Resource Guide
Are you new to FRC, you probably have a lot of questions. Illuminations is here to help you get up to speed in FRC.
Here is the 2016 updated version of Illuminations
Table of Contents
1. Introduction
2. Developing your Brand
3. Communication
4. Build Season Tips
5. Post-Bag Pre-Regional
6. How to Get Picked for Eliminations
7. Texas Specific FRC Information
8. Other Advice
9. Resources Guide
10. FAQ
Appendix A: Spectrum Pit Design Guide
Appendix B: Team Tool List
- Spectrum
Tuesday, December 13, 2016
Woodie Flowers: The Father of Competitive Robotics
Woodie Flowers is the co-founder of the FIRST Robotics Competition. His contributions to educational competitive robotics is remarkable. In his MIT Course 2.70, he developed a way to inspire students to work extremely hard, use engineering principles, compete like crazy, and work together with even their opponents. This model is used in nearly all of modern educational robotics competitions today, not just FIRST.
Please watch the videos below to learn more about Woodie Flowers, his course, and his legacy on competitive robotics.
Please watch the videos below to learn more about Woodie Flowers, his course, and his legacy on competitive robotics.
Here is another good video about the course as well.
Here are a couple other great videos about the 2.70 course.
Without Woodie Flowers non of the robotics programs that we have today would ever be possible. Many of the foundational things that we take for granted like gracious professionalism, limited build time, novel challenges each year, etc all were developed under his guidance.
Here are a couple other great videos about the 2.70 course.
Thank you Professor Flowers for all your work and inspiring so many students,
Spectrum
Tuesday, December 6, 2016
Spectrum 2016 FLL Qualifier
Photos, videos and the results can be found below.
Photo Gallery
Spectrum FLL Photo Gallery
Video Archive
Live Stream Archive
Event Results
Award ScriptsRobot Scores Webpage
Thank you to all our wonderful Volunteers!
We hope to see all the team back next year for our 2017 event.
- Spectrum
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