Bryan Silver discusses a technical point.
People line up to receive boot loader program for their microbots.
Andrea with the microbot. It has an 8-bit MCU, a
Microchip PIC18F27J53.
Ready for programming.
It actually works.
The next day (Sunday), Grant, a student at Kalani, and I test our robots against each other on the sumo ring.
It's much cuter with eyes and hands. This robot ended up winning the sumo contest.
Second match against Waialua. Chester Lowrey of
Easybotics,
Art Kimura (event organizer), Dale Olive, a teacher from Waiakea High on the
Big Island (announcer), my opponent, a mentor with The Hawaiian Kids (FRC 359).
Third match against the Mohawk robot.
Fourth match against Grant of Kalani High School.
Final match.
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