FRC Behind The Glass with 9062 | 4 Note Auto + Passing

[@printer7196]

Overall good job, but there could be some coaching improvements. Right at the start there were a lot of notes in front of you should have grabbed, the coach should've called that. I also recommend defining callouts before hand, this way the coach can communicate with the drivers much faster. We have different routes along the field we call "1,2,3,4" so the driver knows where to go instantly. We also call the different shooting positions in front of the subwoofer "hex left, hex right, hex mid". Using short words and callouts can really speed up communication.

[@tanner2224]

Absolutely Incredible teamwork

[@CriticalCircuits]

Thank you! This was one of our last matches of our season with 100+ hours of debug and practice time with the drive team and 50 matches on field. They are a great team and we refer to them all as 'Drift Compatible'

[@Locustwastaken]

Nice strategy there was a team in Minnesota St. Cloud regional that did this in playoffs and averagely got over 110 points each match

[@CriticalCircuits]

We had a match with 4678 and 3683 at Waterloo where we did this, and ended up with 121 points! Highly recommend doing this if everyone can score.

[@samdorrell9807]

I am so confused, nice vid tho

[@CriticalCircuits]

Which part has you confused? Are you aware of the sport the robots are playing called Crescendo? Or is it the style of the video that is confusing?

[@samdorrell9807]

@@CriticalCircuits I was unaware of how the sport worked i never heard of crescendo

[@CriticalCircuits]

@@samdorrell9807 it's a sport that's the newest in an international robotics organization. They put on a different sport each year to help inspire kids to try science and tech, and this year's game is a ring toss sort of sport with points for speed and amount of rings scored in one of 3 different shaped goals. Bonus points if your robot can do a chin up at the end of each match, which ours can!