Bloomfield Girls Robotics Competition (BGRC)
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Since 2012, we've co-hosted the all Girls Robotics competition as an initiative to further Girls' involvement in FIRST. On October 12, the 7th annual Bloomfield Girls Robotics Competition was held at Bloomfield Hills High School with 32 teams participating in the event.
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We are excited to continue with our pilots of Zebra’s Dart for FRC this weekend at the Bloomfield Girls Robotics Competition!
Our goals for the event are to validate the new manual written for the systems operation and to see that it can be successfully set up and operated with a small group of volunteers. This is a vital part of the systems development. As much as we would love to attend every event that utilizes Zebra’s equipment, my Shop Cats are getting upset with all the time I spend away. Having more people in the community capable of running the system is a key component in making it more widely available. Simplified setup, clear instructions, and automated data collection / distribution are key.
We have started work to replicate the successful automation the system we had last month at Chezy Champs with Chezy Arena. While it doesn’t look like we have fully nailed down the communications required to do this with the official FIRST off-season FMS for this event, we will be continuing our efforts throughout the off season. This automation is what removes the need for a someone to monitor the system during matches and simplifies data collection and match parsing to: Turn it on in the morning and turn it off at the end of the day.
We fixed the playback in the latest version of the viewer. Download the Release.zip and unzip it to somewhere in a folder on your computer. Instructions are at the link as well. Yes, I know, we are working of figuring out that whole publish thing our intern had down. It was so much nicer.
You can find the latest viewer version here
Data for the event will be posted here
Our goals for the event are to validate the new manual written for the systems operation and to see that it can be successfully set up and operated with a small group of volunteers. This is a vital part of the systems development. As much as we would love to attend every event that utilizes Zebra’s equipment, my Shop Cats are getting upset with all the time I spend away. Having more people in the community capable of running the system is a key component in making it more widely available. Simplified setup, clear instructions, and automated data collection / distribution are key.
We have started work to replicate the successful automation the system we had last month at Chezy Champs with Chezy Arena. While it doesn’t look like we have fully nailed down the communications required to do this with the official FIRST off-season FMS for this event, we will be continuing our efforts throughout the off season. This automation is what removes the need for a someone to monitor the system during matches and simplifies data collection and match parsing to: Turn it on in the morning and turn it off at the end of the day.
We fixed the playback in the latest version of the viewer. Download the Release.zip and unzip it to somewhere in a folder on your computer. Instructions are at the link as well. Yes, I know, we are working of figuring out that whole publish thing our intern had down. It was so much nicer.
You can find the latest viewer version here
Data for the event will be posted here
The Bionic Black Hawks host the Michigan State Championship event for the FIRST Lego League (FLL). The Michigan FLL State Championship requires months of planning and preparation involving all student Black Hawks who serve as refs, scorekeepers, table builders, and field managers, where our students demonstrate their passion for FIRST.
“The event has given me a newfound appreciation for the volunteers who plan and run the FRC events so that my teammates and I can further our education in robotics and engineering.”
-Bionic Blackhawks Student
-Bionic Blackhawks Student
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FRC Kick-Off
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On January 4. 2020, the Bionic Black Hawks will kick-off the season hosting 20+ teams. We will welcome rookie teams and display the field elements for the upcoming 2020 season.
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Bloomfield Bash FIRST FLL Jr. Fall Expo
The Bionic Black Hawks student members organize this event for Bloomfield Hills FLL Jr. teams. The Bionic Blackhawk students review the projects, provide fun educational activities, determine and presented the awards. The event draws over 300 team members, parents, coaches, siblings, family members, and friends.
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FTC Kickoff
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