We now have our community T-shirts for sale under the DNA Gear section of our website! Head over there now to explore options for picking up your very own DNA Robotics shirt.
This Saturday – 12/6/14 – our team is heading to Itasca Community College for pre-season training. Topics covered include Basic Programming (taught by our own programming team), strategy, media, marketing, and various components of build.
April 10th, 2023 Denfeld Nation Automation (DNA) Update for Worlds Fundraising Week Three Greetings Sponsors, As DNA’s third week of World’s fundraising begins, they have continued to raise money. Over the past week, they have reached 8,745 from their supportive community on their GiveMN, linked in the email. Over a hundred people have already given!…
For the first time in what seems like forever, a live in-person MSHSL State Competition was back! Based on their successful run at the Lake Superior Regional event, Denfeld’s DNA robotics team was very excited to qualify as one of the 36 teams invited for the State Championship competition. This is a huge accomplishment as…
February 12th, 2022 Denfeld Nation Automation (DNA) Update for Week Five Greetings, During the fifth week of build season our team hit many milestones. The CAD sub-team is working on polishing up all of the SOLIDWORKS files and are running intersoftware tests. The robot mech sub-team finished putting together the electoral board and improved our…
Davious is DNA’s 2022 robot, named after our Mentor Dave. Dave originally mentored for his son, but has continued to be a valued mentor even after his son graduated. Dave has spent hours with the students helping them build the best bot they can, but still claims he has learned more from the students than…
Just a reminder that the team paperwork is due today. And now, some pictures of our progress (more on the DNA Photos section):
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…