Re: Technic/Mindstorms at BrickFest 2005
"Steve Hassenplug" <[email protected]>
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On Fri, July 1, 2005 12:36 pm, John Barnes said: > BrickFest 2005 event planning and space allocation is in process. > > It would really help the planning process to get some idea of what competitions > you might be planning on entering, and what Technic, Mindstorms or Great Ball > Contraption MOCs you be planning on bringing. This is not a commitment on your > part to take part in any competitions or bring MOCs for display, but is just > intended as an indication of how many people are likely to show up with stuff. > So if you are bringing something, please email me directly or post to this > thread. You don't need to reveal what you are bringing, just that you are > bringing something and what category, competition entry, MOC or GBC module it > belongs in. > > There will be adequate space available, but it is very helpful if its use can be > planned in advance. > > .... and there will be Mindstorms competition prizes again this year. I will be > bringing supplies of ultrasonic sensors, red EOPDs and IRPDs. > > Each first place winner will receive their choice of three sensors. > Each second place winner will receive one sensor of their choice. > If the event is a draw, the two competitors will receive two sensors each. > > The plum event will therefor be Tag-Team Sumo, where there may be two first > first place robots. If they are both your's, then you'll get two first place > prizes. And, of course if you field four robots and they come first and second, > you'll get to walk away with the second place prizes too! > > So get building! > > John Barnes > BrickFest 2005 Technic/Mindstorms Events and Room Coordinator John, I plan on bring at least one of everthing on your list. However, unlike in previous years, winning all the competitions is not my primary goal. I have several interesting entries, so it should be fun to watch the competitions. And then there's the GBC! Currently, I have over twenty modules signed up, but we can always add more. This is going to be Great... One more question: Will the rules for the FLL event allow alternative languages to be used? I know few adults use the regular Mindstorms software or Robolab. Time to get building. I have lots to do, and only 42 days to do it... Steve