Today Auckland held it's second scrimmage for the Sack Attack season. Thank you to Glenfield College for hosting, it was a nice event which ran very smoothly.
The finals were played by an alliance of 2915A (Jack Attack, Lynfield College), with 2941A (Oatumoetai College Robotics) against 2919A (Kristin School) with 2921 (Free Range Robotics). Every robot in the finals had an autonomous of some sort, some very impressive.
The finals were won by the Lynfield and Oatumoetai alliance, congratulations to them on playing incredibly well. In the second match of the finals, they scored 295 points.
I myself am not confident what the highest driver skills score was, but the programming skills challenge was won by 2921 (Free Range Robotics), who scored 10 points. (not a desperately high score, but then again, it was a surprise to us the robot had an autonomous at all).
Well done to all the teams who competed today, and again, thank you to Glenfield College and the volunteers from Massey and Auckland Universities for hosting a well run event.
~George
The finals were played by an alliance of 2915A (Jack Attack, Lynfield College), with 2941A (Oatumoetai College Robotics) against 2919A (Kristin School) with 2921 (Free Range Robotics). Every robot in the finals had an autonomous of some sort, some very impressive.
The finals were won by the Lynfield and Oatumoetai alliance, congratulations to them on playing incredibly well. In the second match of the finals, they scored 295 points.
I myself am not confident what the highest driver skills score was, but the programming skills challenge was won by 2921 (Free Range Robotics), who scored 10 points. (not a desperately high score, but then again, it was a surprise to us the robot had an autonomous at all).
Well done to all the teams who competed today, and again, thank you to Glenfield College and the volunteers from Massey and Auckland Universities for hosting a well run event.
~George