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• Team Six/Final Paper
  ...cape hatch is over the wall, our balls will be able to fall into the other team's field. We will do this with all our balls instead of scoring in goals. Our robot's final performance was non-ideal (we were one of the first groups knocked out). W
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• Team Two/Final Paper
  In 26 days, as a team of 4 undergraduate engineering students, we designed, built, programmed, an ==Team Members==
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• Team Ten/Final Paper
  The strategy of our team was to keep the robot as simple as possible. We believe that a simple desig ...ty. By choosing to build a robot adept at throwing balls over the opposing team's wall we can make a relatively simple design while still being able to sco
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• Team Three/Final Paper
  The final design, sensor placement, and work flow of the robot is as the flowing: ...ad to be very strategic and often exit a state before its conclusion. Come final competition our robot had three distinct states:
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• Team Eleven/Final Paper
  == '''MASLab Final Report''' == ... system, ball collection system, and the required sensor mountings. As the final week approached we brought all those systems together and laser cut a brand
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• Team Seven/Final Paper
  == MASLAB 2011: Final Paper == This paper serves as an introduction and technical description of our robot,
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• Team One/Final Paper
  ...mpetitive design of MASLAB 2011 presented a unique set of challenges. Our team decided that a more interesting experience could be had by trying to shoot ...lk of our robot was constructed from acrylic, with some wood support. Our team made liberal use of the laser cutter to build a frame, bumper buttons, and
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• Team Thirteen/Final Paper
  ...plan: namely, a goal scoring mechanism versus a wall scoring mechanism. No team built a robot that could do both. Logically, if one could construct a sound To make programming the robot easier for all members of the team , we crated HAL (the part of the robot that developed consciousness). HAL i
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• Team Nine/Final Paper
  ...l it was too late and therefore got no (literally zero) testing before the final competition. 8. Don’t epoxy until you are SURE your design is FINAL
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• Main Page
  ...Team Three|6]] - [[Team Seven|7]] - [[Team Eight|8]] - [[Team Nine|9]] - [[Team Ten|10]] ; [[Team One |Team One]]
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• Maslab 2011
  '''Congratulations Teams for a Great Final Competition!''' <br><br> '''First Place: Team 2: PTZERS and putzputz'''<br>
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• Assignments
  When you get to lab, your team should find a place to sit and start looking over the wiki. There are some Your team should wait to be called to do the following things. Your entire team should come when you are called to:
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• Course policies
  * Final paper ... staff’s discretion, split the cost of a first replacement part with the team.
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• Team Six/Journal
  ...writing the date this year, and I (Piper) got it right! W00! Anyway, our team began Maslab in an extremely sleep-deprived state, which made things very a ...bot beta plan (Piper's way): Robot is a giant skewer. Robot skewers other team's robot until dead. Robot then skewers own balls and tosses skewer onto ot
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• Team Three
  Current Team Name: We-Ski! == Team and Our RoBot Naming Options==
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• Team Seven/Final Paper
  == MASLAB 2011: Final Paper == This paper serves as an introduction and technical description of our robot,
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