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2012

Week One
During week one, the team hosted their annual pancake breakfast. This year's game, Rebound Rumble, was revealed and the team spent a ton of time brainstorming. The team spent the rest of the week prototyping and working on the chassis.
Week Two
During week two, the team received new parts and finished the chassis. The electronics board was designed and the programmers configured all of the different sensors.
Week Three
The chassis was completed, the electronics board was cut out, and the animation started taking shape. The programmers worked on tracking the goal and the practice robot started to take shape.
Week Four
Animation started lighting, the shooter started taking shape, and multiple community outreach projects were started. The programmers started work on the customizable dashboard.
Week Five
The build team finished getting all of the parts manufactured for the robot, the website team made the finishing touches to this website, and the public relations team wrote the Chairman's, Woodie Flowers, and Deans List essays.
Week Six
The robot was finished during week six and the programmers got the robot to complete their code and troubleshoot. The website and award essays were also submitted.

Week One
The team hosted a pancake breakfast at LSN kickoff of the year's season, where the team will be playing this year's game, Logomotion. During week one, the team began the brainstorming process and began setting up at our new build site.
Week Two
During week two, the team began discussing and building prototypes, made the scoring grid, feeder slots, and the minibot pole, and programming began basic mecanum code.
Week Three
The team mounted the electronics, the programmers worked with basic code, and the work on Dean's List, Woodie Flowers, and Chairman's essays during week three.
Week Four
During week four, the programmers coded the robot, which can now move in all directions, the minibot deployment drawer slide is functioning, and the animation team is close to finishing. Public relations is working on community service.
Week Five
During week five, the team hosted an open house, has a functioning drawer slide, claw and arm, and is working on the award's essays.
Week Six
The team made the finishing touches to the robot this week. The programming subteam got the robot to finalize their code, and then the robot was bagged.

Week One
On January 9th, 2010, we received the 2010 FRC game Breakaway. We started brainstorming and developing concepts for the new robot in week one.
Week Two
In week two, we further designed components of the robot and began assembling a basic chassis.
Week Three
In week three, we got parts designed in CAD and machined. We also received belts and other parts from Dayco to begin work on the drive system, which had its first successful test Saturday night.
Week Four
In week four, we machined a lot of parts for various components of the robot. On Thursday, the chassis was welded. We had our final water-jet cut versions of the tank tracks attached to the robot, and they will just need some minor adjustments.
Week Five
Our robot is finally starting to look like a robot. The animation has been finished. Our website is being updated almost daily. CAD is working on drawing all the components. The kicker is working. The telescoping tube/wire + hook to hoist our robot up is being finished up. A ball magnet is being developed.
Week Six
We completed our robot in week 6. We finished up the components and the programmers started working with the robot.