In order to to reach this goal, we had to run our switch autonomous program. Programming Robot Drive Team Members, Abhinav Nallapa and Dylan Shumba, are seen in action Robot Performance Competition Robot Strategyĭuring qualification matches, we aimed to earn all 4 ranking points. With rotating pit crews and drive teams, all team members were able to gain some valuable technical experience at the tournament. We also had a swerve robot, which we worked on all summer, with a 3-person pit crew, which finished 2nd to last place in the tournament. The programming robot had a great qualifications match record and was lucky to join Lockdown in an alliance at the tournament. Our programming robot, was run by an all-freshman pit crew and drive team to ensure that our new members gain a valuable experience before the 2019 FRC Season. Lockdown, our competition robot, went undefeated 15-0. Overall, Madtown Throwdown was a great event for our team. Team 254 and alliance partners Team 1323 and our programming robot 9254 in position before an elims match Event Summary and Highlights General Summary Alongside, FRC Team 1323 MadTown Robotics, their offseason robot (9323), and our own programming robot (9254), we were able to win the tournament! We had a great time jumping back into action with our robot, Lockdown, before the start of the 2019 FRC Season.
Madtown Throwdown Offseason Tournament A Brief SummaryĪs part of an eventful weekend, we attended Madtown Throwdown, an annually hosted offseason tournament hosted by Team 1323 (Madtown Robotics), in Madera, CA.
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