DSACF Meeting
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On May 23, 2018 our team was a featured guest at the Duluth Superior Area Community Foundation annual celebration. Coach Andy was a panelist and we had a great time demonstrating our robots to the guests.
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On May 23, 2018 our team was a featured guest at the Duluth Superior Area Community Foundation annual celebration. Coach Andy was a panelist and we had a great time demonstrating our robots to the guests.
January 27th, 2024 Denfeld Nation Automation (DNA) Week Three Update Greetings, During DNA’s third week of the FRC competition, significant strides were made. The team’s prototypes were tested and reworked, to allow for better playability and design. With the drive base all wired up the programmers were able to start implementing code and testing out…
Last Sunday our team went to the Itasca Community College for their yearly scrimmage. Along with ten other teams, DNA was able to practice driving on a field before competition next week. Unlike many other sports, the field changes every year and the majority of FIRST teams do not have access to a field. With…
Good morning! As you may have already heard, the final state results have been posted. We finished in the top 10%, 19th out of 192! So, yes, that means team 4009 is going to State! The Minnesota State High School League (MSHSL) State Robotics Competition will be held on May 16th, 2015 at Williams Arena on the U…
Hello everyone, The team is currently selling tickets for “A Day at the Wade.” It is a local youth fundraiser. The tickets are $10, and you get food, a concert, and much more. If you would like tickets you can contact us via email at dna4009@gmail.com.
February 11th, 2023 Denfeld Nation Automation (DNA) Update for Week Five Greetings Sponsors, Many objectives progressed during DNA’s fifth week of build season. The Robot Build sub-team finalized the design of the competition robot, they also attached a hard stop to the robot, finalized the arm attachment, and tested the robot at Cloquet on Saturday…