The Roanoke College Robotics course (CPSC 310A) completed their final exam on Thursday morning. Their exam was a simplified version of the international RoboCup. Each student was tasked with designing, building, and programming a robot using Arduino microcontrollers (essentially a low power, simplistic computer), motors, various sensors, 3d printed components, and a lot of wires and hot glue. The goal of the game was to move as many cubes as possible to their respective goal locations. Congratulations to all of the competitors!
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- The Playing Field
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- Josh Storo’s and Mike Kohlhaas’ Robots
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- Caleb Johnson’s and John Guidry’s Robots
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- Randall Pittman’s Robot
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- The scoreboard
