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The Challenge

FIRST® STEAMWORKS, the 2017 FIRST® Robotics Competition game, invites two adventurers’ clubs, in an era where steam power reigns, to prepare their airships for a long-distance race. Each three-team alliance prepares in three ways: 

  1. Build steam pressure
  2. Start rotors
  3. Prepare for flight

More information can be found in the FIRST® Game Manual.

The Robot

TARS

TARS focuses primarily on gears and climbing, achieving an average of 8 gears per match at the regional championship with a consistent climber. The robot weighed 70 lbs (bumpers not included) and measured #"X#"X#". The tank drive base could cross the field in 6 seconds. The simplistic gear mechanism exemplified the team's ability  The climber uses a ratcheting wrench to ensure success and a rapid victory.

The Competition

Clackamas Academy of Industrial Science District Event

  • Quarterfinalists

Lake Oswego District Event

  • District Event Finalist
  • Creativity Award

PNW District Championships

  • Ranked 15

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