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[metaslider id=3091] During the second week of build season, our team accomplished a multitude of tasks getting us closer to a completed robot. Our build team finished prototyping the robot along with assembling a lift kit, which is a powered mechanism that can raise game components up over seven feet in the air….
Good afternoon! The MSHSL State Tournament takes place this Saturday from 8:45 AM to approximately 5:00 PM. A livestream will be available at Prep 45 for $5. For those who are attending the event, no outside food or beverages are allowed, and you must wear closed-toed shoes to enter the pits. Please visit the tournament website,…
February 3rd, 2024 Denfeld Nation Automation (DNA) Week Four Update Greetings, DNA’s fourth week of the 2024 build season was full of progress, coming closer to having a working robot. The build subteam finalized their intake and shooter designs, starting to construct the actual mechanisms and getting ready to attend the ARC Field in Hermantown…
February 9th, 2017 Greetings everyone, Denfeld Nation Automation (DNA) Update for Week 5 This week our build and electrical has been hard at work finalizing our robot frame. We have finished the Woodie Flowers Award and the Entrepreneurship Award as well. Our programming team has been experimenting with vision processing. Our graphic design team has…
On August 6, our team did a demonstration at the Morgan Park National Night Out celebration. Attendees of the event had a great time interacting with our robots and learning about how they are built and operated. By the end of the night we had a line of kids who couldn’t wait to get their…
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…