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Weekly open forum hosted by FRC 2052 KnightKrawler for FIRST Robotics Competition teams. Students and team mentors have an open discussion on a new topic every week. Learn more at http://team2052.com/roundtable
2052 KnightKrawler hosts FRC Roundtable, a education show with 100 episodes published.
In this episode, Jess Birken, non-profit attorney and fabulous game announcer for the FRC Northland regionals, shares some legal advice on when you should and should not start a non-profit to support your team. Together
In this episode, Kevin N from Team 2052 KnightKrawler shares how his team organizes their CAD documents to improve document sharing and versioning. At the end of this short presentation multiple teams show their CAD for
Luke from Team 2530 Inconceivable shares his best advice for managing the electronics on your robot. Learn what teams are doing to improve the reliability of their electrical components.
The FRC Regional Director for the northland area leads the roundtable this week with information regarding the FRC Championship tournament. Mentors for several teams also share their advice.
In this episode Briley from team 3277 ProDigi leads us in a discussion about playing defense this season, the different ways teams can employ defense and the impact it has made on the game. "Offense sells tickets, but de
The 2024 game Crescendo saw major shifts in how the game was played between week 1 and week 6. Now that we are at the halfway point, do we believe we have seen the optimal game play strategy or is the "meta" still evolvi
Learn how Team 2052 KnightKrawler helps local Girl Scout troops earn their robotics badge, while exposing more girls to robotics and encouraging more girls and young women to explore STEM.
In this episode the roundtable discusses what we learned from Week 1 Regional competitions. How do we think game play will evolve and what changes are needed to our robots.
In this episode teams that participated in Week Zero share their experience and observations. Teams discuss what they are working to improve before Week 1 competitions and where they experienced challenges with this year
Our Northland FIRST Regional Organizers share everything you need to know about getting ready for competition this year. Even if you aren't competing in Minnesota or North Dakota, there is plenty of good information for
Our local Judge Advisors, Rachel and Jess return to share information and advice on the Impact Award and Dean's List Award process.
In this episode, Team 2502 Talon Robotics returns to talk business. Last month the team joined us to share how they restructured the engineering side of their team. During this episode, Talon will share how they run the
What did teams learn after their first week of design and prototyping? How are team's strategies evolving?
In this episode, mentors and students from many teams sharethoughts on what will be key match strategies, how the game may evolve as the season progresses, and how high, medium, and low resource teams can find success du
Team 2502 Talon Robotics returns to lead another FRC Roundtable. This time the discussion will be focused on organizing and training the engineering side of your team. Talon student leaders will share what they are doing
Northland Judge Advocates Rachel and Jess share and dispel common judging myths that will help your team improve.
UPDATE: Due to a technical failure, the first publish of this episode was missing half the presentation. Elise and Laurie very graciously offered to re-record the presentation. This is a republish of that presentation wi
On this episode of the Sunday night FRC Roundtable we discuss who travels and who stays home. Should the whole team travel? What are the advantages and disadvantages of sending a smaller group to competitions? How do tea
Bob Atkins simultaneously mentors 6 FRC teams, with a sprinkling of FTC and FLL on top. In this episode, Bob shares advice for running a successful build season and staying on schedule.
Mahi from Team 2531 RoboHawks shares his experience as Champs Dean's List winner. We explore the best advice he collected throughout his Dean's List experience and since. Tons of fantastic advice for both students interv
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