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RoboMarth wrote:

windu34 wrote:NY States Top 6 Robot Arm Raw Scores:
736
584
567
476
457
450

Any confirmation as to whether or not the top scoring Robot Arm team qualified for Nats? That score is highest at a competition I've seen all year.

I'm pretty sure that neither of the top two teams (at least) in Robot Arm qualified for Nationals, but that's just from memory from watching the livestream (using sketchy cell phone reception in the middle of nowhere), I might be remembering incorrectly.

Unome wrote:

RoboMarth wrote:

windu34 wrote:NY States Top 6 Robot Arm Raw Scores:
736
584
567
476
457
450

Any confirmation as to whether or not the top scoring Robot Arm team qualified for Nats? That score is highest at a competition I've seen all year.

I'm pretty sure that neither of the top two teams (at least) in Robot Arm qualified for Nationals, but that's just from memory from watching the livestream (using sketchy cell phone reception in the middle of nowhere), I might be remembering incorrectly.

I think you're right. The top team only placed in robot arm. Really a shame because that is an insane score

Private Wang Fire wrote:

Unome wrote:

RoboMarth wrote:
Any confirmation as to whether or not the top scoring Robot Arm team qualified for Nats? That score is highest at a competition I've seen all year.

I'm pretty sure that neither of the top two teams (at least) in Robot Arm qualified for Nationals, but that's just from memory from watching the livestream (using sketchy cell phone reception in the middle of nowhere), I might be remembering incorrectly.

I think you're right. The top team only placed in robot arm. Really a shame because that is an insane score

Here is a picture of their run: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1kw17S ... yqx_FAcJiA

Assuming all these are tails and they got the 10 bonus points, I count 9 in the center, 34 in the second ring, and 7 in the third ring, for a total of 736 points. Seems like they got a bit unlucky with a lot of the coins in the second ring, or didn't have enough time to adjust them.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0Vye4 ... sp=sharing

Just to confirm none of the top two teams from NY states made it to Nationals. I was second place and got 584. I usually get 762 with all tails in red and yellow but unfortunately I had a battery problem with some batteries being too low . Oh well Congrats to the school that beat me.

colaboy82 wrote:Just to confirm none of the top two teams from NY states made it to Nationals. I was second place and got 584. I usually get 762 with all tails in red and yellow but unfortunately I had a battery problem with some batteries being too low . Oh well Congrats to the school that beat me.

Would you be interested in posting pictures of your device? (assuming that you will not be attending nationals) I'm sure many of us would be interested to see it

RoboMarth wrote:Assuming all these are tails and they got the 10 bonus points, I count 9 in the center, 34 in the second ring, and 7 in the third ring, for a total of 736 points. Seems like they got a bit unlucky with a lot of the coins in the second ring, or didn't have enough time to adjust them.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0Vye4 ... sp=sharing

What type of arm is that? It doesn't look like anything I've seen, does it unfold to some type of Cartesian/3D printer type device?

windu34 wrote:NY States Top 6 Robot Arm Raw Scores:
736
584
567
476
457
450

Thanks! Congrats to Ardsley for winning the whole thing, that's an insane score. Kinda bummed that I could have done well, but oh well. Thanks again for posting the scores!

jonmui28 wrote:

windu34 wrote:NY States Top 6 Robot Arm Raw Scores:
736
584
567
476
457
450

Thanks! Congrats to Ardsley for winning the whole thing, that's an insane score. Kinda bummed that I could have done well, but oh well. Thanks again for posting the scores!

No problem

Private Wang Fire wrote:

RoboMarth wrote:Assuming all these are tails and they got the 10 bonus points, I count 9 in the center, 34 in the second ring, and 7 in the third ring, for a total of 736 points. Seems like they got a bit unlucky with a lot of the coins in the second ring, or didn't have enough time to adjust them.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0Vye4 ... sp=sharing

What type of arm is that? It doesn't look like anything I've seen, does it unfold to some type of Cartesian/3D printer type device?

It comes down and has rotational movement as well as lengthwise movement along the bar that comes down. The arm then collects the stacks and shoots the pennies into a semi circle template the size of the second ring. Then it moves the semicircle up and does this for all 5 stacks eventually getting them nicely packed within the second circle.