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On Saturday, April 29th, from 9 AM to 5 PM, we will be demonstrating this years robot, Gamma Grandpa, at the Harley Davidson Sports Center in Duluth, MN, 4355 Stebner Road & Hwy 53 Duluth MN 55811. We will have our own booth set up to give information about this years competition.
February 19th, 2022 Denfeld Nation Automation (DNA) Update for Week Six Greetings, During our sixth week of build season DNA worked hard to get everything completed before our week zero scrimmage. The robot build sub-team finalized and built our climbing mechanism. The programming sub-team worked on the code for the climb and as well as…
January 16th, 2024 Denfeld Nation Automation (DNA) Week One Update Greetings, DNA started the 2024 FRC season strong, accomplishing many important tasks. The Field Build subteam built the “speaker” and “amp” field elements which are the competition scoring apparatuses. This is the fastest the field build subteam has put together the field apparatuses for testing…
Hello! Here is the match schedule for today. Qualification Match 61 was supposed to be played yesterday but due to delays it will be played today in the third match. Qualification 61, Estimated Time: 8:16 AM Qualification 71, Estimated Time: 10:03 AM Qualification 77, Estimated Time: 10:45 AM Qualification 80, Estimated Time: 11:06 AM
February 26th, 2024 Denfeld Nation Automation (DNA) Week Seven Update Greetings, With the final week before DNA’s first competition at the DECC in Duluth, MN, the final push was made. The team traveled to Esko for final testing, and let the programmers get some much-needed time to configure the robot. The team also gained valuable…
On January 6th the new game for the FIRST Robotics Competition was released. Our game for this year is called Crescendo. Despite bad weather and poor road conditions our team went to Esko, MN to have kickoff with Subzero Robotics. After watching the game reveal our teams came together to discuss the game and come…
This week we worked hard to reach our goals, and have surpassed most of them. Our design subteam now has the majority of our robot completed in the SOLIDWORKS computer program. They have also begun 3D printing crucial parts for power cell storage on the robot. The programming subteam is developing an automatic aiming system…