In accordance with the decisions made at the last meeting on March 9th, we have set up groups for starting construction and programming on our robots. We have competed construction on the main robot body from the kit we purchased a few weeks earlier. We have set up two main groups for the final phases of our robot's construction. One group is concentrating solely on the programming aspects of our robot. This group is headed by Ben Hoover. The second group is in charge of testing for sensors on our robot, and is headed by Jonathan Andrews. Below is a list of most of our members who are able to donate some time for construction. If you are interested in helping out, or have any ideas that you would like to present, please contact the head of each group. Once you have set up something with your group leader, you can contact the other members of your group to arrange a meeting time.

        These are the only email addresses that I have so far:
         Ben Hoover   ??
        Israel Vaughn daaxix@nmt.edu
        Scott Miller hllywood@nmt.edu
        Jon Carmignani nohero@nmt.edu

        Jonathan Andrews jandrews@nmt.edu
        Ethan Bonnick etbonick@arctic.nmt.edu
        Jon Albrecht jalbrech@nmt.edu
        Jon Kuntz   ??
    If you have not given me your email address and name yet, please do so soon. Just email the robotics club listed below.

     We are planning on entering our robot into a contest at Trinity University in April. The Trinity University link is listed below. We are also constructing several robot kits to sell to high schools and other organizations (see link below for more information). These kits not only serve as a profit venture, but also to introduce younger generations to robotics. If you would like to join the robotics club, or would like information on construction times, please email the robotics club at robotics@ee.nmt.edu
     We are planning on having our next meeting on Thursday March 9th at 7pm in Workman 101. Everybody is invited to come join us.


     For the Robotics club, John Sinnott is willing to help people with learning about the coding. He is willing to sit down with a group of people and teach some basic coding, as well as go over any code already written for the robot and explain what it all does. You may want to contact him set up something like that with him:
email: jano@ee.nmt.edu

If you would like to work on our robot, you can also stop by and talk to Julie Johnson, Dr. Wedeward, or Dr. Bruder. Their offices are on 2nd floor Workman Julie Johnson's office(south -noninterior- side), Dr. Wedeward's office (2nd floor Workman north -noninterior- side, 4th from west), Dr. Bruder's office (2nd floor, same side, 2nd from east), or the lab where the kits are assembled (2nd floor, north -interior- side, 1st door on left from east), and someone will let you into the lab to work on the robots.

Click here for a link to the Trinity College robot page.

Trinity college is the competition that we are planning on attending in April.

Click here to find out more information about our kits.

This is the link to the webpage that explains in detail the construction of our kits, along with ordering information.

Click here for a link to the remnants of last semester's site. Included here are some links to some competitions that we may consider next semester. If you are surfing the net, and find some great ideas for a competition, please email them to the robotics club here.

If you have any problems with the site maintenance, or have any questions that need to be addressed immediately, please email the site constructors at jandrews@nmt.edu