Here is my first video of the matches from about a week ago:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QMGOIg4gg2U

Our team scored the second highest number of overall points, and was one of the 3 best robots overall.

And how is that relevant?

Nice! I'm doing VEX robotics as well. My team currently has been working about 2 weeks on our bot, and it's almost done already. We work fast. Anyway, we're going with a fork design currently, and throwing the stars over the fence, with a simple 2-bar design. Originally we were going to do a double-reverse 4-bar, but ended up not doing it, due to having some different ideas. Any notes on the success on the design of a 2-bar throwing the stars and cubes over?

EDIT: Apparently you guys are doing the same thing. Awesome!

Edited 11/5/2016 17:01:30

Well I thought it would be something nice to show. My apologies if you found it boring or unexciting.

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Similarly my school annually participates in a mini enterprise contest on European scale. You had to start up with an innovative and creative idea in which your enterprise was based on. There were 3 contests in total: provincal, national and European. I remember 3 years ago my class set up an enterprise producing dashboards made of cork. We won the provincal contest competing with 5 other contestants but failed in the Belgium half final where we ended up taking the 2nd place.

Tired of alcohol, Belgian? You seem to smoke weed now.

Your presence together with that of Cata Cauda is why I can't have nice weekends

Danke!

And how is that relevant?

Moderator: This thread is in the Off-topic forum. Is this more appropriate for a different one?

Anyway, my brother got third in the country for a SeaPerch Navy Robotics Competition for high schoolers. Robotics is a really cool field with tons of future.

I got eigth rank for best fellow in Belarus the first year I came there, just shows you something, doesn't it?

Don't worry X, you'll always be the best fellow in Belarus to me