March 2021

Happy spring! The days are getting warmer, and the team is getting more and more excited for the competitions. Much work is already being put into our efforts to wow the judges, including NoMythic’s first 2021 FIRST submission! Many different members of our team came together to provide photos and a description of the robot, as well as a video of our robot doing an autonomous routine. (30-second autonomous) We used our robot from last year, Clank, for this submission, because we weren’t done building the new robot, but we have been hard at work on it, and are excited to show it off to the team and to the world. Build team has finished assembling the robot and handed it off to the programming team. We will soon be practicing driving the robot and gearing up for filming our robot challenges!

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