We hosted the Girl Scouts and a robotics team from China, marched in a parade, and visited the company facilities of some of our sponsors.Īlong the way we learned: engineering design, game strategy, programming, electrical and computer engineering, wiring, welding, metal fabrication, carpentry, industrial art and aesthetics, group dynamics, presentation skills, time management, teamwork, perseverance, sportsmanship, peer mentoring, and how to properly eat a lobster. We worked hard, laughed more, gained confidence, and made new friends. We volunteered in the community held several fundraising events, team socials and an open house, and helped out and were helped by other FIRST teams. We competed in the Connecticut State Championships in Hartford and in an off-season event at Worcester Polytechnic Institute. We designed and built Zeus the robot, took it to Rhode Island and Maine to compete in two district events, made it to the quarter-finals in each, and won an award for having a creative and successful engineering component.
It can also be configured on Setup Tab to launch the other Dashboards: SmartDashboard and Shuffleboard. By default the FRC Driver Station launches the LabVIEW Dashboard. By the generosity of one of our corporate sponsors, Braxton Manufacturing, we have a shop in Woodbury we can call home, our Power Station. The FRC Driver Station can be launched by double-clicking the icon on the Desktop or by selecting Start->All Programs->FRC Driver Station. Through the strength, bravery, and conviction of our students, parents, and mentors, and the invaluable guidance and resources of 4H-UCONN, and with the support of sponsors and donors in the community, we became independent from the school district, acquired a new name and team number, and recruited new members. 2018 – 2019 YEAR ONE as Power Surge 4H Robotics.
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