Thunder Bolt Regional

 

The Thunder Bolts FLL Team invites you to participate in a one day qualifying tournament for the Florida Sunshine State Tournament.

When: November 20, 2004 - from 9:00am to 3:30pm

Where: West Melbourne School For Science
2205 Medowlane
32904, West Melbourne

Event Capacity: 16 Teams
How To Register: Email: lmelnik@cfl.rr.com

We are taking the first 16 teams.


Team Notification Process: Email: lmelnik@cfl.rr.com

Cost : $35

Send Checks Payable to:

WMSS - Thunderbolts

ATTN: Sue Hoyt
2205 Medowlane
32904, West Melbourne

Contact: Laura Melnik - 321-693-5458

Food: Breakfast and Lunch will be available at a minimal charge.

Teams Currently Registered

 

#

Name
1 12 Lake Highland Preparatory School
2 17 Lake Highland Prep. Middle School
3 606 Hound Dogs
4 950 McNair Challengers
5 120 RoboVipers
6 340 Model Masters
7 3486 The Surfers
8 914 Infra-Red Tubular Worms
9 SH Quest Elementary Robotics 1
10 181 Dragon Slayers
11 444 Juggernauts
12 2365

LegoLions
13 142 UltraNerds
14 2513 Handykatz
15 2514 Cryptikatz
16 1656 Robo Alliance

Names_in_Green have_paid_$35

Trophies will be awarded in the following categories:

Name Description  
Team Work The team that best demonstrates extraordinary enthusiasm and spirit, exceptional partnership, and the utmost respect to its own teammates, and in its support and encouragement of fellow teams. *
No Limits Project formally the research project award, includes Research Quality, Innovative Solution and Creative Presentation. *
Robot Design includes: Innovative Robot Design, Robust Robot Design, Innovative Program Design and Robust Program Design *
Robot Performance Highest overall score. Runoff will determine it tie. *
TBA    

* Teams receiving these awards will advance to the Florida Sunshine State Tournament.

 
 

Sponsors: Space Coast FIRST Robotics Team #233

 If you would like to sponsor this event please contact Laura Melnik - lmelnik@cfl.rr.com or 321-693-5458

 

FLL  No Limits

2004 Theme:
In this year's challenge, FLL teams will find ways to help people with different levels of physical ability.

Premise:
The dream of a modern society is one of equal access for all. Society as a whole benefits when creativity, technology and open minds come together to help make that equality possible for all people, regardless of physical differences.

Focus:
Many people have difficulty moving or walking, or trouble reading a distant sign or climbing stairs. The 2004 FLL Challenge is to examine these seemingly simple tasks in a new light and explore how technology and human thought can work together to create equal access for all people.

The Challenge:
Each FLL team will build and program a robot that addresses the specific needs of people who face physical challenges in today's society. Teams will research and present robotics technology solutions to help individuals in their community perform the everyday actions that many people today take for granted.

 

  

 

 


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