Stuy Splash is an intensive camp for FRC, covering everything from the foundation of your robot to the 0’s and 1’s that make it overweight.
In 2022, we held StuySplash at Stuyvesant High School on December 10. Below are the presentations from the event.
I spent 7 years at Google (Ads => Google AI => Google [X]). I’ve since started multiple startups, including one backed by YCombinator and Accel. I’ll talk about what it’s like working in industry, how to get a job, and answer any questions you may have!
Giving teams advice on how to run their season.
Learn about control theory, PID and feedforward controllers, and motion profiles (and the approach StuyLib takes to a control theory library.)
The motivation behind subsystem simulations, how they work, and design paradigms that we’ve started using in subsystem simulation design.
Discussing the Impact Award at a high-level what it is, how new teams can get involved, how veteran teams can improve, and general advice for making a positive change.
Many teams collect too many different scouting data points, which requires unnecessary effort from scouting students and can lead to less accurate data. We’ll talk about how to make collecting scouting data easier for your team by only collecting the information you’ll actually need and strategies for most effectively analyzing/visualizing that data.
Join us as we look at a variety of problems and how the great minds of then and today looked at them. Take home some guiding principles from the challenges that happen in the real world and can help in the future. Will you be able to solve the puzzles?
We will discuss any breaking changes and issues discovered through our testing with the new 2023 WPILIB software
An introduction to 3D printers and the basics of 3D printing. We’ll be going over why should you 3D print, different types of 3D printers used today, different 3D printing materials, how to use 3D printers, 3D printers we use on our team, and finally ending it with demos on setting up prints on the softwares for Ultimaker and Stratasys.
An introduction to 3D printers and the basics of 3D printing. We’ll be going over why should you 3D print, different types of 3D printers used today, different 3D printing materials, how to use 3D printers, 3D printers we use on our team, and finally ending it with demos on setting up prints on the softwares for Ultimaker and Stratasys.
We will be discussing the basics of finite state machines and how they can be used to control a robot. We will also be discussing how to implement them in code. (auto-description given by github copilot, cheers)
An overview of increasing team awareness in their larger recruiting pool, what stops people from joining a FIRST team, and how to get potential new members from interested to involved
The lecture will go through all the steps of designing a (drivetrain) plate and then preparing it to machine on a CNC Router.
How we built designed and tested and built our climber. The issues we had with it and the lessons we learned.
A brief crash course on Sponsorships and Grants!
how stuypulse’s strategy team serves and how you can too :)
A brief overview of Citrus Service, an outreach program founded in 2017 with the purpose of aiding other robotics teams in their competitive pursuits. (sourced from https://www.citruscircuits.org/citrus-service.html)