太空電梯競賽 Emerald Coast BEST Robotics Competition 照片及影片分享－Just Robot

Seaside Neighborhood School robot driver, Andy Smartt, reacts as the seconds tick down and he tries to get his team's robot to finish its vertical course during the 6th annual Emerald Coast BEST Robotics Competition held Saturday at the UWF Field House.

(l-r) Danielle McLaughlin, Rachel Nation and Richard Fisher of the Avalon Middle school robotics team make last minute adjustments to their robot before competing Saturday morning during the sixth annual Emerald Coast BEST Robotics Competition held at the University of West Florida Field House.

圖片作者及圖片超連結:Emerald Coast BEST Robotics Competition

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挑戰地心引力-太空電梯競賽

三分鐘之內將地面的物資與設備運送至太空站(模擬)

激發學生學習與創意

這挑戰不簡單~一不小心機器人就重摔回地面

Duston Hays, left, drives the robot for the Bethlehem High School (Bonifay, FL) robotics team while Carl Phillips, seated acts as the team spotter as they watch their robot climb a pole on its way to delivering a ball to a plastic container at the top of the pole.

Audience members at the sixth-annual Emerald Coast BEST Robotics Competition watch as the final seconds tick away during one of the robot matches held Saturday at the UWF Field House.

Seaside Neighborhood School fans cheer for their robotics team Saturday morning during the sixth-annual Emerald Coast BEST Robotics Competition held at the University of West Florida Field House.

The sixth-annual Emerald Coast BEST Robotics Competition gets underway Saturday morning at the UWF Field House.

Pace High robotics team members Andrew Williamson, Zac Carroll, Robert McIntosh and Spencer Smyth work on their robot Saturday morning as they prepare to compete in the sixth-annual Emerald Coast BEST Robotics Competition held at the UWF Field House. This year one of the things the robots had to be designed to do was climb a pole.

Members of the Pensacola High robotics team (l-r) Dylan Dalrymple, Conner Peet, Nick Gupta and Sahil Verma check out the grasping function of their robot before entering the first round of competition, Saturday, at the sixth-annual Emerald Coast BEST Robotics Competition held in the UWF Field House.

Robots in the sixth-annual Emerald Coast BEST Robotics competition had to pick up objects of different shapes, climb a pole and deposit a ball in a basket at the top of the pole. The Seaside Neighborhood School robot is shown in this photo.

Mason Trantina drives the Seaside Neighborhood School robot for one of the challenges in the sixth-annual Emerald Coast BEST Robotics Competition held in the UWF Field House. This photo shows the Seaside robot climbing a pole on its way to dropping the ball in its grasp into a plastic container at the top of the pole.

Fans of the Seaside Neighborhood School cheer for their robotics team Saturday morning during the sixth-annual Emerald Coast BEST Robotics Competition for middle school and high school students. The competition was held at the UWF Field House.