The strategy on team 1792 Round Table Robotics is always looking to advance our data, provide our drive team with precise data from match to match, give them confidence in the ability to calculate the amount of points needed to win and then strategize based on this information with others in our alliance. We will also help early on with creating our team's strategy for the season, always remembering the mottos mentioned early “simple. Reliable. Fast.” As well as “max points in autonomous, max points in endgame.” Those who are interested in being in an important role at competitions and being valuable team players are the people we want on our strategy team.

Our CAD Team designs anything that team 1792 creates. With the power of Onshape and a commitment to education, we transform things like drawings and ideas, into a real, competitive robot. What if you’re not familiar with CAD or design software? No worries at all! One of the most exciting aspects of our CAD and Design team is that we teach these skills to our members. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or a complete beginner, you’ll receive the training and support you need. We believe in fostering an inclusive environment where everyone has the opportunity to learn and contribute. We invite you to be a part of this exciting journey—no prior experience required. We hope that you will look into joining the CAD team, if you are interested, please come to a meeting and check it out!

Description of what the sub team does is coming soon. 

The assembly team builds whatever needs to be built for the team, whether it’s assembling robots, making the games field, and/or fixing the robots, we will create whatever needs to be built for the team, but there are a lot of things we will need to build and we need all the help we can get. We’ll take anyone with a passion to learn, build and will work well in groups. It may be challenging but the longer you stay with this sub team, you will gain more knowledge, meet more people, and have more fun. 

Description of what the sub team does is coming soon. 

Programmers develop the code that drives the robot functions. This involves writing software that controls the robot’s movements, processing sensor inputs, and managing communication between different components on the robot. In short, programming makes the wheels on the robot spin, the arms move, and the shooter shoots.  Programmers play a key role in transforming our vision into reality. The tools we use and the skills required make it a challenging but yet a rewarding field. For those who are curious and passionate about technology, joining the programming team can be an exciting journey.

During the build season, business team students work on a variety of tasks such as putting together our weekly videos, filming subteams, and writing blog posts. While working on weekly videos, business students have the opportunity to learn and use Adobe Premiere Pro. They learn how to piece together clips, change speed and duration, as well as layer clips and audio. Filming weekly videos also lets students learn about different cameras, how to use mics, and things like frame perimeter.  An ideal business student should be creative and eager to learn, as these qualities help keep us on track with projects. They should also have an interest in using cameras, which is very important because it is a lot of what we do. Additionally, business students should be detail oriented, since a lot of our projects require creativity and attention to detail. We would welcome anyone who wants to join business, and we are willing to teach you anything you want to know!!

Description of what the sub team does is coming soon.