FLL Team Information Sheet

FLL Team Number: Team Name: School/Affiliation/Location: Team Members:

Adalyn Bennett Jakobi Hibbert Emmanuel Maya Joseph Hajba Jett Walker Calder Taylor Sam Johnson Israel Seemann Justin Seemann Jace Brower

11689
Food S.W.A.T. Sublette County 4-H Big Piney, Wyoming

Coach
Kristi Hibbert Robin Schamber

Mentors

Brent Hibbert Dr. John Willford Melanie Bennett Big Piney FRC Team

Robots Name
RoboSWAT & Curby

Team Picture

Robot Design Information

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Project Information
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Because this is our first year, we built many robots to gain experience in building and strategizing. We took our best three robots and used our ideas to make one robot that incorporated all of our designs and used the best of our attachments. We discovered that less attachments are better. We made one attachment for multiple missions. We figured out if we had a curb around our bot we could quickly attach things. Our programs are simple this year as we made them ourselves and our attachments work mechanically.

Our scientist mentor is Dr. John Willford (UWyo). We learned about how e-coli can get inside steak, through "needle tenderizing" by large meat processors. Our goal is to require meat processors to label needle tenderized steak, as it should not be eaten rare. We encourage the home cook to use our anti-bacterial marinade to sanitize meat & buy from small, local growers who don't needle meat! We made changes to our marinade based on tests performed in Dr. John's Lab.

Core Values Information

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Fun Facts About Our Team

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Competing against each other with mutliple bots helped us design our final robot and showed Coopertition creates innovation and that friendly competition is good. We reward sensitivity, empathy and kindness with "warm fuzzies" and when a team member is unkind or selfish they get a "hard rock". Each of us has a role on our team. We have a Gracious Professionalism expert, attachment experts, research experts, Jig Builder, Robot Builders, Parts Experts etc. We are led by a girl and boy co-captains.

-This is the first year for all of us in FLL! We are mostly in 3rd to 5th grade with one 6th grader. -Our team Motto is- "More Warm Fuzzies- and "Less Hard Rocks". -S.W.A.T stands for Super Way Awesome Team! -We had a team barbeque to test the flavor of our different antibacterial marinades. -We live in the coldest town in the lower 48 states. -We ran laps every day before robot practice to get in shape for WorldFest.

s We have provided Robot Design supporting materials s We have provided Research Project supporting materials
We would like our presentation materials returned to us