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.
February 4th, 2017 Greetings Everyone, Denfeld Nation Automation (DNA) Update for Week 4 This week, our team has been hard at work. The build and electrical teams have been working on prototyping various components of the robot and piecing together the electrical board. Design team has been working on the frame and gear piece design…
Good morning! Team 4009 is now in the summer section of the year, and our Lego Robotics camp has occurred. DNA Robotics will now be focusing on marketing, the upcoming Gitchi-Gummi Mini Regional hosted by team 2512, and preparing for the upcoming season.
On July 1, our team was a part of the Huskies Robotics Night at Wade Stadium. Other robotics teams including the Duluth East Daredevils, Esko’s SubZero Robotics and Hermantown’s Talons also came to the Robotics Night. It was a great opportunity to demonstrate our robots, and interact with other teams. The game’s attendees were able…
During week six of the build season, DNA worked hard to complete the final draft of their game for the Game Design Challenge. Additionally, DNA has also been working through the writing portion of the challenge. With the end of the build season nearing, DNA has been looking forward to in-person practices starting this week!…
This week we missed another day of practice due to excessive snow. Fortunately, we had anticipated this day off and brought parts with us that we could weld offsite. The CAD sub-team worked hard through the snow day to complete our robot design in SolidWorks. We also used this snow day plan the last two…
This week we reached big milestones in the construction of our robot. Our frame is now completely welded! Students have been hard at work grinding the welds smooth. We have fabricated our climbing elements and begun preparing the top of our robot by cutting and milling pieces. The programming sub-team has finished coding the turret…