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Progress Update on Robotic Football Prototype Development

In this meeting update, our team reviews the ongoing efforts to prototype a robotic quarterback and receiver. We discuss recent developments, including the construction and programming of our components, documentation completion, and our website updates. Last week's challenges, particularly the throwing arm motor malfunction, have been addressed with a new motor ordered. We outline next steps, including finalizing prototypes and integration of systems to prepare for our demonstration next Tuesday. Time is limited, with just six days to go for successful completion.

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Progress Update on Robotic Football Prototype Development

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  1. Robotic Football Group E1 Jesse Brawer Zach Eberbach Rob Mineo Laura Peveler Susan Sinclair

  2. Introduction • Our Focus: • Prototype both a quarterback and a receiver in order to complete an offensive passing play. • Today’s Discussion: • Prototype construction • Programming • Documentation

  3. Previous Week’s Action Items • Item 1: Complete Design Documentation • Complete and proofread each deliverable. • Upload to website. • Tie up loose ends on website.

  4. Previous Week’s Action Items

  5. Previous Week’s Action Items • Item 2: Integrate Program Components • Combined components into one main program for the quarterback robot. • Designed code structure for receiver main program

  6. Previous Week’s Action Items

  7. SHOWSTOPPERS!!! • Throwing Arm Motor Malfunction • New Motor is Ordered and has been Shipped • Program is adaptable • Positively, last week’s showstopper has been fixed

  8. Current Status of Concept • Status of the Design • Finalizing Prototype Construction • Testing Prototype Performance

  9. Current Graphic

  10. Next Week’s Action Items • Complete Finished Prototypes • Integrate master receiver program • Install finalized circuits in robot bodies • Replace Throwing arm motor • Final body construction • Switches, Interrupt • TESTING

  11. Conclusion • Important Points: • A lot to do, 6 days left • Demonstrate Prototypes Next Tuesday

  12. Questions? • Any questions?

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