last year we literally got taken in the 3rd alliance even tho the robot was really crapy. in one match the welding of the claw we had broke and it was literaly hanging by the little pneumatic pipe we had instaled for the pistons we had on said claw and we had to fix it with duck tape. But we still got taken because of the autonomous period we had coded in literaly 3 hours the previous day before going to bed (we were 3 in the programation team btw)and the worst thing is it worked better than some of the most prestigious team of the competition but that was in FRC competition
Edison I can’t begin to describe how impressive of a man you be. First you build on your own then program. But then them editing skills. Bro what can’t you do???
Watched the whole thing thinking I recognized this channel as a channel with about 250k subs, but surprised to see only 120. The video was great, you earned a new sub.
Love the video, one of my favourite videos on ftc, me and my team competed this year(2022) but didn’t make it farther than the qualifier, hoping to try again next year thought
Bro our school just announced that we're starting FTC and I totally didn't miss the meeting and try to search it up on YT and stumbled upon your vid, but gotta say you really gave me a great idea of what I can probably expect with this.
Nice video. I'd just like to point out, there are many other teams that have un-tipped the alliance shipping hub in practice, and I've seen it at least once in a competition (no video available, sorry).
exactly, I've been learning about stm32 programming, and the setup for that is barely harder than going through the android studio nonsense considering stm32 programming uses a code "generator" (thus it being a bit complex is ok), this does show some issues
Hello this is a bit late but I was wondering how you were able to get supplies for the robot? I'm thinking about starting my own team next year and was wondering if I could get any tips? Thanks!
supplies - avoid buying tetrix, gobilda is a good starting point but their servos can be iffy (random delayed starts after being used a while) tips - continue making improvements to your robot, don't be afraid to take everything apart but try not to make very drastic changes as the season goes on also do driver practice, your driver should communicate with your coder so they can ask for ease-of-use features
Wait FTC worlds was in Houston so right? Because I’m pretty sure I was at the same place as you then because I was doing FRC districts at the same venue
yeah I basically ripped the intake design and made it worse lol ftc in my region is pretty chill I'd say, I'm never gonna be able to pull this off anywhere in the us lmao
@@sheep9374 yeah looks good tho, I love the idea of picking up the cap in auto, I thought about doing that, but we didn’t really have any actual capping mech, and those caps are super big
I did not -- I kinda just took all my stuff and put it on the table my pit was probably the most boring of them all, luckily our pits were just a table so it wasn't too bad
@@sheep9374 FRC is so much fun and a lot of the principles that you learn from FTC can be translated to FRC. Teams tend to be bigger so there is a lot of moving parts. I highly recommend it. -FRC team 88
"Code is my enemy" *Wins Control Award*
Reminds me of the time I won the control award with an auto I wrote on the bus to the event
Our sister team did the same thing... only they didnt win anything
Checkmate, I won the control award with code I wrote after submitting the form.
@@foehammer2127feels like writing "we'll see" under achievements haha
last year we literally got taken in the 3rd alliance even tho the robot was really crapy. in one match the welding of the claw we had broke and it was literaly hanging by the little pneumatic pipe we had instaled for the pistons we had on said claw and we had to fix it with duck tape. But we still got taken because of the autonomous period we had coded in literaly 3 hours the previous day before going to bed (we were 3 in the programation team btw)and the worst thing is it worked better than some of the most prestigious team of the competition but that was in FRC competition
At comp today, we somehow managed to outcompete the only two other teams who had applied for the control award and we didn’t have sensors.
This is one of the best FTC videos ever made IMO, big fan of your, uh, team.
Thanks :)
Bro as a FRC member, you made ftc look like a lot more fun than I was expecting it to be. Amazing video
Ftc is more fun IMO, because not only do you have to overcome the challenges of the game but you are much more restricted due to the size requirements
Alumni of 11260 here. I remember seeing 16031 in matches. Glad to hear you got to tag along to such an amazing event!
Edison I can’t begin to describe how impressive of a man you be. First you build on your own then program. But then them editing skills. Bro what can’t you do???
I can't do chemistry lol
man the effort and skill put into this video is insane you earned a sub
Watched the whole thing thinking I recognized this channel as a channel with about 250k subs, but surprised to see only 120. The video was great, you earned a new sub.
Love the video, one of my favourite videos on ftc, me and my team competed this year(2022) but didn’t make it farther than the qualifier, hoping to try again next year thought
PvZ music used, I approve good sir
Bro our school just announced that we're starting FTC and I totally didn't miss the meeting and try to search it up on YT and stumbled upon your vid, but gotta say you really gave me a great idea of what I can probably expect with this.
As a FTC member, you make this look easier than it was. Also the go builda mecanum wheels were a good choice
gobilda mecanums are quite good
Very cool video! Good looks!
-Brainstormer
Nice video. I'd just like to point out, there are many other teams that have un-tipped the alliance shipping hub in practice, and I've seen it at least once in a competition (no video available, sorry).
I see, thanks for telling me that
My team caught ours mid fall at worlds, which I think is pretty cool
this is the robot ever
omg thats are team 5385 thank you for show casing us in the beginning of the video keep up the work also nice editing skills ^-^
damn, really impressive what you've done. Are you gonna do ftc next year?
Unfortunately I'm g12 this year and won't be able to participate in ftc next year
I will however be doing vex u
@@sheep9374 cool, have fun!
My team actually won one of our states competitions so we made worlds during freight frenzy
simply historical.
DOOM music I approve.
time to start an FRC team now and win at SVR
Time to convince my parents to (probabaly wont work) throw away a thousand or two for me to make a maybe working robot
Entertaining and funny video nice!
It's interesting to see what FRC is like in other countries
FTC, but ye is cool
I understand your pain.
as someone who codes for an FRC robot written in C++ the android studio java coding options for FTC are so unnecessary complicated
exactly, I've been learning about stm32 programming, and the setup for that is barely harder than going through the android studio nonsense
considering stm32 programming uses a code "generator" (thus it being a bit complex is ok), this does show some issues
sheep vs. robots vs. zombies
"It'd be funny" - Edison 2021
*yes*
Legend
Overdevelopment is worse than underdevelopment, overprogress is worse than underprogress democracy must exist
not sure what this means under a video of some random dude trolling in robotics but take this heart
@@sheep9374 its understood
Hello this is a bit late but I was wondering how you were able to get supplies for the robot? I'm thinking about starting my own team next year and was wondering if I could get any tips? Thanks!
supplies - avoid buying tetrix, gobilda is a good starting point but their servos can be iffy (random delayed starts after being used a while)
tips - continue making improvements to your robot, don't be afraid to take everything apart but try not to make very drastic changes as the season goes on
also do driver practice, your driver should communicate with your coder so they can ask for ease-of-use features
Frc on a budget be like
what state do you live in
BC, Canada
You should try FRC next
a bit too late but I'll do robomaster!
interesting :D
Wait FTC worlds was in Houston so right? Because I’m pretty sure I was at the same place as you then because I was doing FRC districts at the same venue
yep FTC was happening 1 floor above FRC I think, I never got the chance to see FRC games but I did see a vid of the leaping bot
7:06 im a junior on on 16353
Look into frc
MOM I'TS ME
FTC PATHPLANNER 2024 LOL
RUclips keeps recommending me this video 🤔
sus
@@sheep9374 same, ive watched it twice now lol
one man team? fr?
what are those slides that you used?
I started with actobotics slides but swapped over to gobilda slides as they became available
I participate in the american one
you were in a team right? and didnt litrelly single handedly win the tournament right? just wanna check XD... great video btw!
They were not on a team
I was, indeed, on a team
... that had 1 person, get played lmao
Are you doing a competition in 2024?
doing the robomaster competition for sfu
@@sheep9374how dare you betray the first gang
@@hotdogmix1163 he he shooting robot funni
Bruh, that thing would get 20th in my region, why does nc have to be so fucking competitive, but yeah, gj ripping off the gobilda ri3d bot /s
yeah I basically ripped the intake design and made it worse lol
ftc in my region is pretty chill I'd say, I'm never gonna be able to pull this off anywhere in the us lmao
@@sheep9374 yeah looks good tho, I love the idea of picking up the cap in auto, I thought about doing that, but we didn’t really have any actual capping mech, and those caps are super big
dang so toxic for what
zamn
did you have odo at all?
@@arctan4547 no odo, used roadrunner with the encoders and the IMU
😭
heya edison, how ya doin
I've been having a blast doing robot stuff :) thanks for checkin in on me
How did you build a pit?
I did not -- I kinda just took all my stuff and put it on the table
my pit was probably the most boring of them all, luckily our pits were just a table so it wasn't too bad
wow this video was really well made and im very impressed! keep up the good work!!
-5865 and 20652
thanks :)
Have you considered mentoring for an frc team?
Currently doing so for an ftc team, frc might still be out of my league but we'll see
@@sheep9374 FRC is so much fun and a lot of the principles that you learn from FTC can be translated to FRC. Teams tend to be bigger so there is a lot of moving parts. I highly recommend it. -FRC team 88
What's your robot's name?
Called it Edison to confuse people (my name is also Edison)
@SHEEP whats your discord/Server?
EdisonWasTaken#4377