The 2006 LEGO Mountaineers
U.S. FIRST Jr. Robotics team #3344
Pine Mountain Club, California
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- HELP! Can you help me with RoboLab
- In Leaps and Bounds
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- Back for One More Round
- The Challenge is Released!
- The 2007 FIRST Challenge is Releas
- Triumph and Success
- We won the Director’s award!
- Competition Time
- We finally figured out a way to do
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- We’re Making Progress!
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- Long Jump Mission ideas
- Great Job Flying Geeks!!!
- Clovis - The State Competition
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- HELP! Can you help me with RoboLab
- We won the robot design award!!!
- Patience and hard work made all th
- A mother’s perspective on te
- You’ve helped us more than y
- The competition is getting close!
- One Little, Two Little, Three Litt
- We’re on a roll!
- How to Write Great Programs
- I just built and programmed my fir
- The Competition Playing Field Has
- Frequent failure, the key to succe
- 2006 U.S. First Robotics season be
- We won the Director’s award,
- Lessons we learned at the event
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Our robot is more reliable now
Today Mr. Mack asked us to build a robotic
arm to lift the CD off the holder. I had a lot of fun! Mr. Mack then
showed us that we could combine the three robotic arms to make a more reliable
design. That way we don't have to risk breaking anything. (We had originally
planned to switch arms.)