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Clark Magnet Robotics Team 696: Overview of Build Season, Competitions, and Fundraising

The Clark Magnet Robotics Team 696, known as the Circuit Breakers, is dedicated to inspiring students through robotics under the FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) program. During the Build Season spanning six weeks, our team invests over 40 hours per week to design and construct our robot, optimizing it for competitions. This year, our robot excels in scoring and collaboration with others. We also focus on fundraising efforts, including restaurant nights and local sponsorships, to support our program and future activities.

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Clark Magnet Robotics Team 696: Overview of Build Season, Competitions, and Fundraising

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  1. Clark Magnet Robotics Team 696 Circuit Breakers

  2. Overview • Build Season • Competitions • Fundraising • Team Structure

  3. FIRST • FIRST-For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology • FIRST Robotics Competition

  4. Build Season • 6 weeks in January and February • Kit of Parts • Electrical components (motors, victors, etc.) pneumatic components • Design Constraints • Weight • Dimensions

  5. Build Season • Spend 40+ hours a week on robotics • Weekends, after school • Homework time on weekdays • Grades often go up during the build season

  6. This Year’s Game

  7. Our Robot Functions • Score ringers high, low, and middle on rack • Lift two robots 12 inches

  8. Systems Mechanical Drive Train Electrical Programming CAD- Computer Aided Design Machining Team Structure

  9. Competitions • Los Angeles Regional • Delphi “Driving Tomorrow’s Technology” Award • Finalist • San Diego Regional • Regional Winners • FIRST Championship-Atlanta, Georgia

  10. Program Costs • $6000 for entrance into first regional and Kit of Parts • $4000 entrance fee for second regional • $5000 entrance fee for Championship • Costs for robot materials • Transportation and hotel costs for out of town competitions

  11. Fundraising • Restaurant Nights • Dominick’s, The Habit, Rubio’s • Car Washes • Donations from local businesses • Grants from businesses and local foundations

  12. Sponsors

  13. Future Activities • Fundraising • Recruiting new members • Unofficial offseason competitions in October • Member training sessions

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