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FIRST® Robotics Competition 2013
Denver
Kickoff Event |
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When: January 5, 2013
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Don't Forget Your Consent Forms and/or Team
Roster
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•Agenda
–7:00
AM Registration and Packet Pickup (North Entrance)
7:45 AM Teams
Seated in Theatre – Kickoff Agenda Presentation
8:10 AM Kickoff Agenda
Presentation
8:30 AM 2013
FIRST® Competition Game Presentation
9:30
AM Game Field Components Review
10:00 AM -
Noon Team
Workshops
11:30 AM Kit
Pickup Begins (ends at 1:00 PM) at the DMNS Loading Dock
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FRC
2013 Denver Kickoff
Post-Broadcast Events - Details
Team Workshops:
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Start Time |
Room 303 |
Room 305 |
Room 311 |
Ricketson |
Lewis |
Atrium |
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10:00 |
PTC |
Drive Systems |
Labview |
Gates |
FRC 101 |
Workshop Alternative |
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10:45 |
PTC |
Drive Systems |
Gates |
FRC 101 |
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11:30 |
PTC |
Drive Systems |
Gates |
Mentors |
- PTC & FIRST – The Technology & Tools for Success – Room 303
Please join us for to learn about the
powerful software technology and resources available to your
teams. We will introduce to you these programs and the
associated items from the FRC Kit of Parts:
- Creo Mechanical Modeling software (formerly Pro/ENGINEER)
- Mathcad software
- Winchill PLM and Project Management software
We will show you:
- How and where to download the software
- Available training materials
- How to get help
- Gates Corporation – Belt Drives and Your Robot
– Ricketson
Auditorium
Gates & FIRST – Driving you to
Success! Please join us to learn about how Gates belt drive
systems can be easily incorporated into FRC robots and the Gates
resources available to your team.
We will introduce you to belt drive
basics and components available to FRC teams.
- V-belts and Synchonous belt drives basics
- How belts can replace roller chain
- Gates KoP Components and Custom Order Program
We will show you:
- How to design a belt drive
- Examples of belt drive applications on FRC robots
- Where to find additional help
- FIRST Drive Systems
– Education Classroom 305 (Click
Here for
Presentation)
- Importance
- Basics
- Drive Types
- Resources
- Traction
- Mobility
- Speed
- Timing
- FRC 101: Tips for Growing Teams
- Lewis Community Room
- Communication and Teamwork
- Time Commitment
- Cost of FRC
- Build Season Milestones
- Assessment of Capability
- Setting Reasonable Season Goals
- Tools & Materials: Where to Buy Them and How to Use Them
- Where to Get Help
- LabVIEW Programming
– Education Classroom 311
- Getting started with LabVIEW
- How to program using LabVIEW for FRC
- How to configure and deploy FRC Robot Project code to the
Robot Simulator
- How to add functionality to the FRC Robot code and run in
Simulation
- How to deploy the same code to a real FRC robot
- Mentors Helping Mentors
- Lewis Community Room
Veteran / Rookie Support Roundtable,
Team Organization Info
- Workshop Alternative
– Leprino Family Atrium (1st
and 2nd floors) Large Public Space for Team Meeting /
Discussion
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#1: Ricketson Auditorium
#2: South Atrium (Field)
#3 :
El Pomar Classroom
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#4: IMAX Theater
#5: Leprino Family Atrium
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#5: Leprino Family Atrium
#6 :
Education Classrooms 303 and 311
#7 :
Classroom 305
#8: Lewis Community Room
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NEW Loading Dock Location:
What to bring to kick-off:
Print out a copy of
your team roster from TIMS EVEN IF no one from your team has completed
the online Consent and Release form.
Bring signed paper Consent and Release forms for everyone in attendance who
hasn’t signed the online Consent and Release form. The
Student electronic student
consent and release form may be found in STIMS. The
Adult Consent and
release form may be found in TIMS.
The paper copies may be found on the usfirst.org website.
If you know you have a long walk from the kickoff to your car you may want to
bring a hand truck (see kit of part weights above)
Make sure your vehicle has enough room to transport the kit home. The Kit
WILL FILL most car trunks (start empty) and be too big for some smaller models.
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