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Week Two Update
January 22nd, 2022 Denfeld Nation Automation (DNA) Update for Week Two Greetings, During DNA’s second week of build season, many important tasks were accomplished. The programming sub-team worked on tuning a defense mechanism on our practice bot as well as finishing up the majority of the code for the other mechanical movements. The robot build…
Build Season Week 5 Update
This week we have accomplished major milestones in the construction of our robot! Our robot drove for the first time after we mounted motors and completed the programming for the drive train. The programming subteam has also finished coding the main functions of the teleoperation system and have begun working on autonomous code. The build…
Build Season Week 1 Update
In the first week of build season, our team has been busy designing the robot for this year’s challenge, DESTINATION: DEEP SPACE Presented by Boeing. We prototyped a lifting mechanism and began CAD designing the robot frame. Our programming team has successfully implemented all of the brand new software on our prototyping robot. In field…
Build Season Week 1 Update
[metaslider id=3090] January 12, 2018 Denfeld Nation Automation (DNA) Update for Week 1 Our first week consisted of team brainstorming and being well read on this years’ rules. We started a prototype robot, as well as designing our competition robot on a program called SolidWorks. SolidWorks is a modeling computer-aided design and computer-aided engineering…
Kickoff 2024
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…
Morgan Park National Night Out
[metaslider id=4250] On August 7, our team participated at the Morgan Park National Night Out. We had an amazing time showing our robots to families as well as Mayor Emily Larson and Police Chief Mike Tusken. The kids there had a great time driving our robot “off-road” and throwing balls around the yard.
