The Game

The 2013 season was our most challenging yet with Ultimate Ascent. This game was themed off of the popular Wham-O flying disc. The goal of this game was to shoot flying discs into goals on one side of the field while attempting to prevent the other team from doing so on the other side. The game started out with a 15 second autonomous period where no humans controlled the robot at runtime, and points scored were doubled. In the next two minutes, robots were operated remotely. During these two minutes, the robots could climb a pyramid to earn additional points as long as they remained on the pyramid stably.

Our Team

Our team consists of 51 students and an abundance awesome of mentors. 

Check out our 2013 scrapbook.

Our Robot

This robot was a master Ultimate player. Shooting four shots in two seconds, our robot had the capability of depositing load after load into the highest three point goal with 95%+ accuracy. Our robot featured a climber that could reach the lowest tier, a floor collector, and a shooter which also loaded from the driver station. Named after the game, our robot was dubbed the Ultimate Scent.

Competition

Curie Division - St Louis Missouri (April 24-27, 2014)

Spokane Regional - Cheney Washington (April 4-6, 2013)

	Innovation in Control Award sponsored by Rockwell Automation
	Winner 4125 Confidential 2471 Team Mean Machine 1983 Skunk Works Robotics

Seattle Regional - Seattle Washington (March 28-30, 2013)

	Winner 492 Titan Robotics Club 948 NRG (Newport Robotics Group) 1983 Skunk Works Robotics
	Chairman's Award

Central Washington Regional - Ellensburg, WA (March 21-23, 2013)

	Innovation in Control Award sponsored by Rockwell Automation
	Winner 753 High Desert Droids 1425 Error Code Xero 1983 Skunk Works Robotics