Robobattle

April 11, 2014

Local students participate in robotics competition

PHOTOS BY CAITIE McMEKIN/THE CAMPUS An official questions a member of team Titanium Sheep while Charlotte Barton talks to two boys who were also at the competition from her school, on April 4, at Meadville Area High School during the Robobots competition sponsered by the National Robotics League and the Northwestern Pennslyvannia chapter of National Tooling and Machining Association. The team began preparing their robot for their next battle immediately after winning their first round of battle.
PHOTOS BY CAITIE McMEKIN/THE CAMPUS
An official questions a member of team Titanium Sheep while Charlotte Barton talks to two boys who were also at the competition from her school, on April 4, at Meadville Area
High School during the Robobots competition sponsered by the National Robotics League and the Northwestern Pennslyvannia chapter of National Tooling and Machining Association.
The team began preparing their robot for their next battle immediately after winning their first round of battle.
Meadville Area High School’s gym bleachers were packed on both sides of the court. For those not close enough to see the action, a large projection screen was displayed above the microphoned arena.
Meadville Area High School’s gym bleachers were
packed on both sides of the court. For those not
close enough to see the action, a large projection
screen was displayed above the microphoned arena.
The three judges watch the ongoing battle of two bots. At the end of each battle, judges independently vote for who they believe the winner to be and the majority rules. Nick Ozorak, ‘13, (right) is an Allegheny Alumnus.
The three judges watch the ongoing battle of two bots. At the end
of each battle, judges independently vote for who they believe the
winner to be and the majority rules. Nick Ozorak, ‘13, (right) is an
Allegheny Alumnus.
An official points to the large poster which displayed the winners and losers bracket of the competition.
An official points to the large poster which
displayed the winners and losers bracket of the
competition.