STS Robtics

Another week, another list of achievements, lets get stuff done baby!!

we are burning the midnight oil with this project. workin' hard or workin' hard

Preparing for the GRAND new tournament for robotics. We are shaking with excitement!!!!0: 5 WEEKS TO GOOOO!!

Build team's gotten to work on putting the disc launcher, but progress is going slow since we may only be meeting one-group at a time from now until January.

Our school is going online for the next three weeks and our club is working on finding creative ways to stay connected and to keep the momentum going

The programming team are basically done with their drills so we're just waiting for the building team to get done.

New logo! It's not quite finished yet but it's getting there.

A picture from the construction of the ring launcher

The build team gave Jeff stilts because it needed a space for the disk launcher.

We had a minor setback in building the court, but it's been worked out and we're gonna keep working on it.

The logo's coming along nicely

The marketing team is working on a new logo, so pretty soon this account will have a profile picture!

From what I, the guy that runs this Twitter, understand, the build team has named the robot 'Jeff', after current richest man in the world and Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos.

UPDATE: We are no longer know as STSDOTCOM. The full name was getting too hard to remember for some people. Now we are just STS Robotics.

Just a healthy reminder to all US citizens reading this, please VOTE! Even though it's a US election, it's effects will be world wide!

This is incredible!

Our programming coach has some new challenges for the programming team next week, so watch out!

We had to have our meeting today in the morning since Parent Teacher interview planning was going on yesterday. Unfortunately, since it was so early some of use weren't really awake yet.

This #HubbleClassic gives a close-up of the center of spiral galaxy NGC 2841, located 46 million light-years away. The galaxy's core glows with the light of old stars while clusters of young and middle-aged stars dot the dusty spiral arms: go.nasa.gov/3keO5MR

The court is coming together well!