the robot’s accelerometer and gyro.
The CAD team continued their valiant struggle against their deadly foe: the CAD’ing program, Inventor. CADers fought against the program heroically, dealing with the constant crashing at the most inopportune moments and creating annoying situations for the CADers to fix. 
2/6/16-Slow but Steady
Today Dawgma members continued their hard work.
From nine to five, our robotics team slaved away to make our robot go from being a baby, to being a toddler robot.
Members were scattered, fighting against the clock as week 4 comes to an end. Just as it takes a village to raise a child, it takes a team to build a robot.
MechEs continued doing a variety of tasks- building field elements, ironing out arm details, working on gear boxes.
Awards and scouting team continued going over all their work with a fine tooth comb. Since Chairman’s award has been submitted, the team can finally
continue working on other pressing matters: scouting sheets and the Entrepreneurship Award.
The programming team was also hard at work: coding autonomous mode along with practicing with the robot’s accelerometer and gyro.
The CAD team continued their valiant struggle against their deadly foe: the CAD’ing program, Inventor. CADers fought against the program heroically, dealing with the constant crashing at the most inopportune moments and creating annoying situations for the CADers to fix.
the robot’s accelerometer and gyro.
The CAD team continued their valiant struggle against their deadly foe: the CAD’ing program, Inventor. CADers fought against the program heroically, dealing with the constant crashing at the most inopportune moments and creating annoying situations for the CADers to fix.