Group of Madera students are robotics world champions

[@p-i-n-k5960]

definitely one of my favourite robots of the season, a truly amazing team!

[@michaelsacca6368]

Amazing performance by 1323 at worlds.

[@theprism1710]

So happy to see such a phenomenal team get the coverage they deserve.

[@yolomcswag0]

“World’s first robotics” goes to show how much these news reporters know about what they are talking about

[@nevo1311]

yep

[@FlightpathPE]

They are referring to the World Championship of FIRST Robotics Competition (FIRST is an acronym standing for “For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology”)

[@UgandaBasement]

Its reffering to the comp name frc - first robotic competition

[@Ethan-yi8dk]

@@FlightpathPEgoes to show you how much these comments know about what they are talking about - lol

[@EPICLOLZFTW]

i think they did a really good job, better than you would expect out of most local news stations they also said "world first robotics competition" which is the correct way to say that

[@Gregory47342]

👏👏👏👏👏So fast and accurate that this team was distained to win.👍

[@HeinrichTheGr8]

Awesome! CENTRAL VALLEY PRIDE!

[@tonyrodriguez2943]

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[@fourthpanda]

This ^

[@siddharthagupta8528]

Common 1323 and wcp W

[@marilynmiles2231]

Congratulations from Space Force Robotics LLC

[@danielkassab1562]

Damn that is an incredible machine

[@Anshulb04]

LFG 🔥

[@weerobot]

Awesome

[@masheroomboi2884]

Yeah but I got their pits sign

[@thisamazingnow]

is it mentorbuilt

[@Conrad_52]

no, just accept some teams are really good and have a strong desigb process

[@thatguyoverthere1224]

@@Conrad_52 but what makes them consistently good? Only one common factor across the years

[@siddharthagupta8528]

@@thatguyoverthere1224 Good knowledge transfer and recruiting

[@Ry_TSG]

@@thatguyoverthere1224 one part knowledge, one part institutional memory, one part resources, one part luck

[@Conrad_52]

@@thatguyoverthere1224 what makes them consistently good is a strong mentor base, documentation and a design process that is tried and true. I talked to them at champs and the students are incredibly bright. They know the entire robot down to the bolts. Same with most top teams. How you win is iterations (build it, if it doesnt work try again, if it does, keep it), and driver practice. No elite team goes with their first robot. Just accept that some teams are better than you. I know I have and I chose to learn and my team was ranked 1000th in the US to last year being top 200 this year. It all about design process and transfer of knowledge thru documentation and training. Be better, not GP

[@Goldone99]

I bet that thing can change a lightbulb or use a charcoal chimney 🤣