The Vex IQ robotics season is fast approaching and our robotics club is working very hard to get their new design ready to compete. This week’s practice featured a special guest from the high school robotics team who was eager to help out with ideas and methods of building. AJ is a lead builder and …
As the new Vex IQ season approaches, our elementary students continue to put their brainpower to the test with their new robot design. Last week the sides and drive train took shape. This week during robotics club practice, prototypes for the arm tower and claw were created. There is still a lot of work to …
This portion of my beginner’s guide to PC water cooling wraps up Stage 1 of the guide. The plan for Stage 1 was to end up with a test bench setup that was able to boot to make sure all components were working properly. In my last post I mounted the PSU, motherboard, CPU, CPU …
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During last night’s robotics club practice you could sense that the long northern winters are coming to an end and the kids are ready for the warmer weather spring brings. There was a tangible extra amount of energy in the room as we discussed engineering decisions to shape the upcoming spring session of Vex IQ …
Wednesday’s robotics club practice was full of excitement as we began to prep for the next Vex IQ session. Last week we took a look at a number of different designs and discussed various strategies for the high rise game. After thinking about it for the past week the students decided which ideas they wanted
Building a custom water cooled PC in your spare time can take a considerable amount of time. As I mentioned in the plan for my PC water cooling beginner’s guide, stage 1 of my guide would involve testing out the components on a test bench to ensure everything is working.
