Team Narrative Essay

“When the simulation began, we felt confident in our team’s vision, goals, and strategic plan. After the first rollover, we quickly became aware that the success of a company relies heavily on the dynamics of the market. The strategic decisions of competitors weigh heavily on the overall direction of a company. Our original plan quickly became obsolete in the tumultuous bike industry, and we were forced to re-evaluate our competitive positioning. To this end, we learned

Eventually, this causes her to regret her decision. She takes the robot to a cliffside and orders it to jump off it. She tells the robot it is “just a performance of stuff that he performed without thinking, and it’s not enough” (Harris).

Attending the Ladycat soccer booster club meeting revealed to me how much the staff does for the team. As a three-year varsity player for the Ladycats I will now start encouraging my teammates to come with me to every booster club meeting, so that they can witness how much the staff does for us. When attending a new event, you will find that it might be scary at first, but it can reveal you to new

According to the novel Spare Parts, with little time left until the start of the competition, the Carl Hayden robotics team had a leak in their ROV. “The robot wasn’t working and the kids were scheduled to go in front of the NASA and NAVY experts within hours. Stinky was turning out to be a failure from the outset.’’ However, since the 4 boys possessed the characteristic of perseverance they believed they would be able to repair their robot and they did. “‘Let’s take it apart’ he argued. ‘We can fix it.’’’ … “‘Look, don’t worry about the robot. We have all night to fix it’.” These two quote show how failure comes before success and therefore you need to have

Discuss the most successful team experience you have had. What made the team successful? What was your role on the team?

Team 2470 may not be the most organized team: the robot’s main components may go on in the last hours, tape drawers hold everything from pliers to saws, and metric-sized bolts may cause everlasting annoyance in their perennial placement on the robot. Still, this team has the right combination of quirks and science to ignite the fire of inspiration in its students and mentors. Team 2470’s fight to create and keep robotics as a sport for everyone has lasted through the years. They have not weathered the years completely alone, as they have grown a large community of support. Traversing outside of their cozy robotics room, this team has gone out to the community to shine. While this team cannot boast an assembly-line process, they can boast their inspiring influence.

This unit gave focus to Newton’s Laws and Force. Being specific and using terms, when possible, highlight three concepts/facts you learned that helped you when building your Sumobot. Explain why each concept/fact was helpful information.

Our robot performed well this past weekend and I think we should be all proud that we did not have any on field mechanical problems that effected our play.

A space robot who lands on a planet and thinks it is a performer with a new routine each day. The ship will be its dressing room and it will land on a couple of different planets and they will be new “backdrops”. It will end with the robot taking artistic liberty and doing its own choreography and the scientists back on earth trying to fix the “malfunction”. Terms and processes from all three categories will be used. The different stages will be described with planetary characteristics, the robot will comment on the space weather from its “dressing room”, and propulsion and orbital mechanics may be brought in for additional musings by the robot.

My feelings were all over the place. I was depressed, frustrated, upset until one of my friends came up to me and said “Hey don’t sweat it bro, if it wasn’t you it would have been one of us.” It didn’t make me feel any better but it was true. We got second place at a state championship. Next we had to line up to get the trophies and congratulate the other team. We walked into line to receive our trophies. Coach was asked to bring up our team captain to receive the runner up trophy. No one knew who that was, but our coach did. Coach yelled out “Carlos, Chase go!” Chase and I looked at in surprised and fist pumped each other. It was an honor for me to share the team captain with a good friend, Chase, but it was an even bigger honor to be a team

The first Lunabotics competition was a major learning experience for all the groups. Some groups were more successful than others, but everyone took something away from the final competition. I learned multiple things, but the top two were in relation to the method used to drive the robot and the design of the drive system. First, I learned that using the Commander app to drive the robot was a horrible method of control. Connecting the brick to the phones was a complete pain and often didn’t even work. The app with glitchy and gave little room for fine control on behalf of the driver. It was common for a slider or joystick to freeze in one position so that the robot would keep lifting the scoop or dump and would skip gears which disrupted

I think our group had very good team chemistry and worked very well together. We were able to help each other and encourage each other in the whole process. During the late night in Upper Sayles or on 4th libe we were able to get the work we need to finish done but at the same time have fun. Some challenges we encountered was finding time to get together to meet up because we all were very active in extracurricular activities. I was difficult to have class work for two other classes, campus jobs, varsity sports, club sports, and dance practices and yet make time to meet, but we met this challenge and found time. Also at time during the project it was discouraging when we had to change the direction of the project also the pain staking efforts

It was never hard to obey orders, not for me anyway. But this time something in me “Cried” out to stop, change directions, don't do it, but by the time i listened it was already too late. A flash of colors passed my ship and temporarily blinded me “What the hell was that!” I yelled. “I think we've blown another fuse” Spaz whined, “What!? You've got to be kidding me” I screamed out in a fit of anger. “Actually, looking at the schematics of the ship im 100% sure tha-” . “Boossh!” the ship went, “look, Spaz i don't care about the diagnostics report just help me fix the damn thing!” I yelled. As Spaz took control of the situation constantly burning and scorching his own chassis, I looked around for a way to help out. “Yes!” I cried, “a plasma extinguisher” picking it up as fast as i could I rushed down the metal steps and into the engine room were spaz was trying to wave the fire out with his black plated robotic hands, “here takes this” I said tossing the canister of foam liquid at his lanky arms grabbed the canister he began to hurl it into the fire without second thought. As the can hit the flames there was a sudden burst as the fire had been extinguished. I got up scrambling to my feet looking for Spaz’s Sleek metal frame hoping he wasn't in someway fused to the walls or floor. As I stumbled through the ship searching for him i finally found him as his distorted voice pleading weakly “H-Help Me Oper-Operator?!”

The last robot I looked at from Wall-e was the robots which were security again. This time I looked at the screen on

Our robotics team was called Team SCREAM, our designation number was 4522. My senior year and last year on the team was one of the roughest for all involved. The leaders of our team were a little worried about this year since we were now leading the team, it would fall on us whether or not we succeeded or failed. Our leadership personal was very few in members to lead the sub-teams. We had two experienced programmers, three extremely competent mechanical team members, a great strategy team lead by one very determined person, and then our public relations team, of which I can say did their job admirably. We had many mentors to assist us from the community that had our backs every step of