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Transcript: Asimo and Honda P- Series 2006 was the final year of sony's robot for many dog lovers. The robot dog would compete in soccer matches and approximately 150,000 units were sold Released in 2005, Big Dog was designed and created to serve as a “pack mule” for a solider or Marine on the battle field. The robot is about the size of a large dog and can carry a load of up to 340 pounds. An updated version of BigDog was released in 2008 PackBot Predator Drone On September 7th 2005, a Predator Drone defended a United States Military base from a group of Iraqi Insurgents. It launched two hellfire missels killing 11 insurgents and wounding atleast 4 more. In 2007 there were 4 predator drone attacks killing 51 insurgents PackBot saw its first real action in the aftermath of the September 11th 2001 attacks, as it searched through the rubble of the World Trade Center towers in New York City. The US Military also used them shortly thereafter in Afghanistan to search caves and buildings for insurgents, and to investigate anti-personnel mines ASIMO had a significant upgrade in 2005, that allowed him to run twice as fast, interact with humans, and perform basic tasks like holding a platter and serving food. In 2001 the very first roomba came to market. It is a robot that vacuums your household floor all by itself. This sold over two point five million units to this day. Aibo Robotics Powerpoint 2000-2010 Big Dog Roomba

FIRST Robotics

Transcript: There's 200 scholarship providers and $30 million in available scholarships. FLL stands for FIRST® LEGO® League; FTC stands for FIRST Tech Challenge. 1998: FIRST and LEGO® join forces to create a junior robotics program 2005: FIRST Tech Challenge is introduced http://tinyurl.com/z75apnj 1996: Initial FIRST Scholarship set up by Worcester Polytechnic Institute 2007: U.S. President George W. Bush honors FIRST teams at White House 2013: FRC teams kick off the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade Dean Kamen's vision, “To create a world where science and technology are celebrated. Where young people dream of becoming science and technology heroes” General History and Facts (Quote from FIRST Website); "FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) was founded in 1989 to inspire young people's interest and participation in science and technology." Competition Logos Top 5 Countries With The Most Teams USA - 2,682 teams Canada - 206 teams Israel - 62 teams Mexico - 53 teams Australia - 39 teams Katie Carroll Bibliography Waukesha School District Robotics Team: CORE 2062 Why It Was Founded 1992: Maize Craze (First Competition) One Reginal Held at a High School in New Hampshire 28 Teams FIRST Robotics Impact of FIRST "FIRST Robotics Competition." Wikipedia. N.p., n.d. Web. 13 Sept. 2016. "Home | FIRST." Home | FIRST. N.p., n.d. Web. 13 Sept. 2016. FRCTeamsGlobal. "FIRST - Breaking the Mold." YouTube. YouTube, 27 June 2013. Web. 13 Sept. 2016. "FRC- FIRST Robotics Competition." CORE 2062. N.p., n.d. Web. 14 Sept. 2016. Vision of FIRST 2016: FIRST Stronghold (Latest Competition) 53 Regionals Championship held at The Dome at America's Center, St Louis, Missouri 3,128 Teams How Much the Competitions Have Changed FLL & FTC More History Founders: Dean Kamen and Woodie Flowers Founded in 1989 1992: First competition FRC challenges students to design, fabricate, and build a robot in six weeks FIRST: For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology (25 Countries Total; 3,128 Teams Total)

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Transcript: Kamen, Dean. "Vision and Mission" 1/13/15 www.usfirst.org Bench,Brenda; Collver,Michel; Kasanda,Mary., 1/12/15cursa.ihmc.us Fresques, Linda. 10/15/14, 1/9/15newscenter.nmsu.edu Kids improved on...... One of the goals of FIRST is to put kids with there own age. FIRST Robotics By: Haley A. May Is it motivating? "Team work: 95% Gracious professionalism: 83% Science and Technology: 89% Self confidence: 89% Motivation to do well in school: 70%" (Center for Youth and Communities, Brandies University) Answer: Most definitely YES! Most people said this about robotics........ * they had a chance at a leadership role * had big responsibilities * made important decisions * had fun (Center for Youth and Communities, Brandies University) Am I Actually Going to Help? How do they do that? So now we know that is not the case so go have fun! Works Cited: Robotics has improved students educational motivation, self- esteem, and is lots of fun. Is it what you think it is? Paraphrase: "To transform our culture by creating a world where science and technology are celebrated and where young people dream of becoming science and technology leaders." -Dean Kamen, Founder Robotics, More Than Robots? Most students don't do robotics because they don't know if they are actually going to be able to help. Lets find out if that would be the case. Robotics, More Than Robots? Am I Actually Going To Help? YES!!!!!! "89% said they felt like they had big responsibilities. 76% said they had a shot at a leadership role. 74% said they made important decisions. 96% said they had fun. " ( Center for Youth and Communities, Brandies University) Jobs and Percents: Some people don't do robotics because they don't know if they will help Team work Gracious professionalism Science and Technology Self confidence Motivation to do well in school (Center for Youth and Communities, Brandies University) Is it what you think it is? People think robotics is just a nerd thing. But really its not. Here are some things that it really is. * team spirit *cheering * acceleration (Brenda Branch, Michel Collver, and Mary Kasanda) Main Idea: "They do this by having four different programs. Those programs are FLLjr., FLL, FTC, and FRC. So that way kids are separated by grades and ages." (Center for Youth and Communities, Brandies University) Is it Motivating? What Most People Think.and what it really is. They put them into four different age groups to do this. (Center for Youth and Communities, Brandies University) "Most people think that robotics is a nerd thing. You know what, it is. But its not all about building and programming. Its also about writing, presentation skills, cheering for your team, and team spirit!" (Brenda Branch, Michel Collver, and Mary Kasanda) One of the goals in First is to put students with kids their own age.

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Transcript: http://www.sabrerobotics.com/ - teams shoot as many hoops as they can in 2 min, 15 sec game - 24 students and 13 mentors - founded in 1989, by Dean Kamen Ages 14-18 "For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology Resources F.I.R.S.T. Robotics - features real world challenges that need to be solved using research and design - student teams have 6 weeks to design, build and program a working robot in accordance to task specifications - divided into 5 sections: Public Relations, Communications, Programming Mechanical and Electrical Team 772: The Sabre Bytes - first competition held in a high school gym with 28 teams Ages 12 - 18 Junior FIRST Lego League FIRST Lego League FIRST Tech Challenge FIRST Robotics Competition FIRST Robotics Competition - today, there are over 20,000 teams with close to 250,000 students participating - created 5 FIRST teams F.I.R.S.T. PROGRAMS - created in 2001 http://www.firstroboticscanada.org/main/ Junior FIRST Lego League and FIRST Lego League - 15 second hybrid mode, ends with balancing on a bridge A Brief History of F.I.R.S.T. - 2 alliances, red and blue, made up of three teams each FIRST Tech Challenge - student teams of less than 10 design, program and build a mini robot that they compete with on a 12 X 12' playing field http://www.usfirst.org/

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Transcript: After Classes Founded in 1989 by Dean Kamen and Dr. Woodie Flowers Set a goal 2,700 High Schools ~65,000 Students A Sport For The "Mind" FIRST Robotics The Mentors Agenda What is FIRST? Into the Future STEM Athletes --> Engineers Preparation for Jobs Resume Paying it Forward "Teachers need to integrate technology seamlessly into the curriculum instead of viewing it as an add-on, an afterthought, or an event." -Heid-Hayes Jacobs What FIRST Does Teamwork Iteration Culture Competition Winning Engineers, Teachers, Parents Guidance and teaching Know the "Tools of the Trade" Former students Joe Sanchez Technology for Education What is FIRST? Education Mentoring Teaching Jobs Closing thoughts Team Sports Clubs Educational Clubs FIRST Robotics

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Transcript: Leadership Don't forget buttons Elimination Rounds Wednesday: Drop off robot and pits (no working) Thursday: Practice Set up pits Robot inspection Practice matches Registration (STIMS List) Friday: Qualification Matches 3 vs. 3 round robin qualification matches Judges come around Award Ceremony Saturday: Qualification and Elimination Morning: Qualification Matches Before Lunch: Picking alliances After Lunch: Elimination Rounds Award Ceremony How to be Successful Team Communication FIRST Ecosystem Gracious Professionalism Team sustainability can be achieved by the entire team working together Fundraising Learn from mistakes Takes time and experience to become a stable team ex. Team 772 has been around for 13 years For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology Founded in 1989 by inventor of the Segway, Dean Kamen Teams consist of professional mentors and students 3000 FRC teams, 1000's of FTC and FLL teams, 300 000+ Students involved Teams from Canada, United States, Brazil, Mexico, etc. FIRST National Adviser, Dr. Woodie Flowers, developed the term Way of doing things that encourages high-quality work, emphasizes the value of others, and respects individuals and the community FRC is one o the few areas where students are taught to work with other teams and cooperate rather than to win at all costs Ex. Western Canadian Regional Behaviour of Team, Parents, etc reflects on team Competitions It is helpful to establish section leaders in order to create a well functioning team It is important for leaders to teach and mentor newer members rather than completing tasks themselves Students should take leadership on team tasks instead of mentors completing the work FIRST Robotics Schedule The 3 teams on the winning alliance Chairman's award winning team Engineering Inspiration award winning team Rookie Inspiration award winning team Wild Cards Sustainability Picking Alliances Top 8 teams after qualification matches pick 2 other teams to join their alliance At the end there will be 8 alliances of 3 teams SCOUT! Other teams will scout in pits by asking about your robot Eliminations Best 2 out of 3 8th place plays 1st place alliance, 7th plays 2nd place and so on... FIRST Robotics Who Qualifies for Worlds 13 FRC teams, 24 FLL teams, 4 Jr. FLL Teams in Windsor-Essex County and we all have one vision All teams are here to support each other Only competing on the field Windsor Essex FIRST Students Member Page on Facebook Let us know if you need help! Team Communication is a vital element to ensure team sustainability It is important for all sections to communicate with each other and their mentors ex. Mechanical, Electrical, and Programming to make sure the robot functions properly

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Transcript: Autonomous robot using LEGO Mindstorm robot set 6 week period to design, build, and tag your robot Week 1: Read through the rules, brainstorm, strategy, plan Week 2-4: Divide into groups, prototype, design, start build Week 5-6: Final design, testing, practicing FIRST ROBOTICS FIRST LEGO League Drive Train Specifications Grades 7-12 Very similar to FLL/VEX Larger scale robotics We are a team. We do the work to find solutions with guidance from our coaches and mentors. We know our coaches and mentors don't have all the answers; we learn together. We honor the spirit of friendly competition. What we discover is more important than what we win. We share our experiences with others. We display Gracious Professionalism® and Coopertition® in everything we do. We have FUN! - See more at: http://www.firstlegoleague.org/mission/corevalues#sthash.FmWDYzBs.dpuf Electronics Robot Game Height: 5 ft. Weight: 120 lb. Must follow rules guidelines outlined in the manual from the beginning of every season Involves programming, building, and designing Grades 9-12 Embraces both technical and professional side Millions in scholarship Similar to a design notebook Goal: Allows judges and bystanders to learn more about the team and robot Serves as a reference, documentation, and overall resource for your team Powered by Android Similar to FLL, uses metal instead of LEGO's Cheapest option of the FIRST programs Works well in a classroom setting, small teams Core values Robot Game Project What is FIRST? Ages: Jr. FLL (4-8), FLL (9-14) Introduces fun and excitement into Science and Technology 10 kids, 2 coaches, any organization or group STEM related idea Real world inspiration Presentation, essay, prototype For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology Mission: "Our mission is to inspire young people to be science and technology leaders, by engaging them in exciting mentor-based programs that build science, engineering and technology skills, that inspire innovation, and that foster well-rounded life capabilities including self-confidence, communication, and leadership." Vision: "To transform our culture by creating a world where science and technology are celebrated and where young people dream of becoming science and technology leaders." FLL Core Values FLL Teams are Judged in 3 Categories FIRST Robotics Competition Robot/Game What can I use to achieve this goal? Pneumatics (air) Motors Belts Chains Pulleys Engineering Notebook FIRST Technical Challenge Competitions/Awards RoboRio Power Distribution Panel Pneumatics Control Module Voltage Regulator Motor Controllers Spike Relay Circuit Breaker Camera Battery Build Season Pneumatics/Strategy Mentors serve as a resource, answer questions, assist, KIDS DO THE WORK FLL Project Options: Chains Belts 4 wheel or 6 wheel drive Sticky wheels, omnidirectional wheels, etc.

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Transcript: Build Season 6 Weeks Competition FIRST Robotics Kickoff: Finalize design Prototype Start building University of Minnesota Game Introduction Parts Week 2: Week 1: Brainstorm and Inventory

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