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Meeting Minutes – January 31, 2012

Michael Lin — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 04:05:10 +0000

Start: 7:00pm

Mentors: Mr. Lowd, Mr. G, Mr. Lomazov, Mr. Harrison, Ms. Chu, Mr. Xie, Fernando

Members: Eva, Akshat, Rishabh, Mishan, David, Patrick, Reo, Raphael, Jackie, Anurag, Nikunj, Abhiram, Christine, Michelle, Manoj, Matt, Tony, Ali

Officers: Alric, Jocelyn, Michael L, Lucy, Robert, Eric, Annie, Brian, Miles, Diane, Aneesh

Member Meeting – Jan 31, 2012

Lynbrook Robotics FIRST Team#846

Start Time: 7:00 PM This Agenda is closed to editing at 6:30pm.

Only 35 days till Stop Build Day

Download the Encrypted Manual!
1. http://www.usfirst.org/roboticsprograms/frc/competition-manual-and-related-documents?id=452
2. svn checkout http://frc2012-gamedocs.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ frc2012-gamedocs-read-only
  SVN version maintained by D.Giandomenico (trial effort)

Officer Reports

Treasurer; Secretary;

Notes: DRI = Directly Responsible Individual

Old Business

Mr. Lowd’s talk of fun (7:00pm)
1. Christian Science by Mr. Dooley
Sweaters [DRI: Alric] (7:04pm)
1. orders placed (36 total)
2. have not received tracking number
T-shirts [DRI: Alric] (7:05pm)
1. still collectin checks
2. they go for $25
3. may switch companies, if we go with a cheaper company will ask for a cheaper check
Flag [DRI: Eva] (7:20pm)
1. two choices
  1. old one
    1. monkey sitting on text
  2. new one
    1. moved monkey down, text on the side
    2. move text so shorter text is on top of the longer text.
2. Review text and space formatting
3. double sided, regular flag, etc.
  1. for details contact Eva or Alric
4. 3×5 flag
  1. 3×5 or 4×6, supposed to be long
5. Traditional Flag with border, 3×5.
6. Getting design by Matt and Alric.
  1. Need vectors for the boarder
Newsletter [DRI: Vincent] (7:06pm)
1. Build Season: Vincent & Jocelyn
2. Rm. 612: Rishabh, Jocelyn, Eric
3. Student perspective of team: Mishan, Anne, 2 undetermined others
4. CalGames: Angela
5. Community outreach: Michael L
Awards (7:10)
1. Entrepreneurship [DRI: Diane]
  1. Have made some progress
  2. almost done with business plan
  3. almost done (75% done)
  4. need help with numbers, will contact Miles Chan
2. Woodie Flowers [DRI: Annie]
  1. Still working on it with Eric
  2. getting a draft done here
3. Website [DRI: Michael L]
  1. February 11th is deadline
  2. Website changes [DRI: Vincent]
4. Chairman’s [DRI: Jocelyn]
  1. Gave the team the information to us already
    1. Finished! Thank you Jocelyn good job!
  2. Video [DRI: Michelle, Christina]
    1. have list going around
CNC Software [DRI: Mr. G] (7:12pm)
1. will not be seeing software until February 6th
  1. learning how to use G-code
    1. Anurag, Akshat, Eric, Michael L
  2. Mechanical setback
    1. coolant pump failed
  3. Making good progress
  4. Still have a 30 day trial on another program
    1. no idea how to use it, launched it never learned to use it
2. If you want to get involved just jump in!
Photo Journal [DRI: Eric] (7:41pm)
1. member list completed
2. text, space, and font formatting to be updated
3. order is fine
4. added and corrected titles for mentors
  1. will send out a spreadsheet for reviews
5. updated the advisors list
NYC Regional update (7:17pm)
1. Have charter bus quotes
  1. ask where luggage is stowed, know the quality of the bus
2. check how many vehicles
3. Hotels and air fair – done
Rm. 612 work (7:39pm)
1. times that we will be in
  1. start 3:30pm
2. work that has been done
  1. meeting in room 612 everyday
  2. worked very hard and long
  3. CAD Design have been working
    1. drawing machinist drawings
    2. Group working on machines

End: 8:02pm

SVN Mirror of 2012 FRC Game Docs

dgiandomenico — Wed, 18 Jan 2012 19:19:23 +0000

FIRST Team 846 is maintaining an SVN Repository of the unofficial 2012 FRC Game Documents. The documents can be accessed using the SVN command:
svn checkout http://frc2012-gamedocs.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ frc2012-gamedocs-read-only
or with TortoiseSVN at:
http://frc2012-gamedocs.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/

Please direct comments or questions about this repository to FRC12_rules@lynbrookrobotics.com.

Kickoff!

vincentyao — Sat, 14 Jan 2012 02:19:25 +0000

Rebound Rumble, a game where robots try to score balls into basketball baskets and balance on a bridge.

Links:

Game Manual

Live Webcast of Kickoff [Concluded]

vincentyao — Sun, 08 Jan 2012 03:41:13 +0000

On Saturday, January 7th, the 2012 FIRST Robotics Competition game will be announced. NASA will be streaming a live webcast of the entire kickoff event, which starts at 7:30 AM PST. The link to the webcast is: http://science.ksc.nasa.gov/robotics/.

The encrypted game manual can be downloaded at http://www3.usfirst.org/roboticsprograms/frc/competition-manual-and-related-documents.

Update: The live stream has concluded.

Happy New Year!

vincentyao — Sat, 07 Jan 2012 06:47:55 +0000

Happy New Year everyone!

Don’t forget, kickoff is just right around the corner, on Saturday, January 7th, 2012!

CalGames 2011 Update 10/21

vincentyao — Sat, 22 Oct 2011 05:21:57 +0000

We’re off to a great start for CalGames today. We packed the robot, headed to Mitty, set everything up and got robot communications with the field to work. Members were able to enjoy an early dinner chatting with Leland members. After dinner, however, there was a long waiting period as the matches were delayed because many robots weren’t connecting to the field. They later announced that all matches today were going to be practice rounds because teams were having robot communications issues. In our match, we were able to hang up 5 tubes and score our minibot. It was the first time the new drive team got some field practice, and we’re expecting even better results tomorrow. Come out to support our team tomorrow!

Meeting Minutes – October 11, 2011

Michael Lin — Wed, 12 Oct 2011 04:56:10 +0000

All Meeting Agendas
Team Calendar

Start: 7:05

Mentors: Mr. G, Mr. Xie, Mr.Lowd

Officers: Vincent, Eric, Aneesh, Michael, Annie, Jocelyn, Robert, Alric, Annie, Brian, Diane

Guests: Angela, Risabh Renee, Michael C, Anurag, Akshat, Reo, Der wei, Carlo, Raphael, Lucy, Maityee, Eva, Kevin, Irene

Member Meeting – Oct. 11, 2011

Lynbrook Robotics FIRST Team#846

Start Time: 7:00 PM This Agenda is closed to editing at 6:30pm.

Only 109 days till kick off

Night on Quad Oct 6
Fleet Week – Oct 8-9; Sat, Sun
CalGames – Oct 21-22; Fri, Sat

Officer Reports

Treasurer; Secretary;

Old Business

Photo journal and frame distribution (Sep 29) (7:09)
1. [Mrs. Davidson] – Oct 12, Thursday, Lunch.
  1. read shirts mandatory for officers
2. Replied to Ms. Moberly
  1. will visit on October 12th
  2. remind members to wear team shirt
Classes [mc](7:13)
1. 1st CAD workshop on Wednesday
  1. first workshop
  2. email will go out regarding people who will not be able to attend will be able to make it.
2. Meet to discuss changes to curriculum/further scheduling
  1. Brian, Michael L, Eric Y.
    1. Early in the morning (8am-11am)
Night in the Quad Recap (7:15)
1. In the Gym, we demonstrated the robot and talked to several important people
  1. “A lot of people came up to the booth and asked questions, a lot of people got a time to drive and a lot of people will probably be more interested in robotics” – Anurag
Fleet Week Recap (7:16)
1. Went to San Francisco
  1. Sold merchandise, earned ~$2700
Moffet – Oct 13, Thursday, at ~5 PM [BA] (7:18)
1. May not be able to go T__T
2. Got times and passes for people going to moffet
  1. Mr.g and Mr.Lowd
    1. Mostly robot debug session
    2. Thursday, leave at around 6 (try to arrive at around 6:30)
      1. Figure out what materials we need
      2. Michael l, Miles Angela, Lucy, Alric, Michael c, Brian, Renee
        
        Lucy, Michael c Later
        
        found loop hole to passes
CalGames (7:24)
1. Award Writing
  1. Business and Chairman
    1. DUE DAY OF CALGAMES
    2. Workers: Michae , .Miles, Alric, Annie, Eva
2. Food Orders
  1. Pre order lunch cost $6
    1. Form will be sent out tomorrow 10-12-2011
      1. Need the money by Friday 10-14-2011
3. Excused Absence necessary?
  1. Need to be there by 3:15pm
    1. 7th period people will be setting up
    2. Aneesh, Annie will be taking care of rides
4. Need name tags (Annie), flyers (robo info, buttons, mascot, etc.) (Diane), Photo frame (Vincent), tools (Alric),
Projects (7:31)
1. 1. Gearbox
    1. Done
  2. Arm
    1. Fix the arm
      1. add some shims
    2. Slop is still there sadly, roughly 5.5 inches of slop, 11.5 degrees of play
    3. Need to analyze and find a fix
  3. Minibot Deployer
    1. Shave some layers off
      1. drilled out the centers
      2. chamfer the sides
    2. got to use the lathes
      1. have some problems, will find out the problem
  4. Prony Brake
    1. No progress
  5. Hex Broach
    1. Revised hex broach drawings, changes = thread the top plate to tighten without the top pair of wing nuts, head clearance for the screws
      1. have materials, ready to make when we have drawings (physical pint outs)

New Business

Robotics Officer Titles (7:40)
1. Chief Hardware/Software Engineer –> Software lead/Hardware lead
  1. Alternate: change the “engineer” to officer
  2. Refer to the constitution for the process of the name changes
  3. Yes: 17 No: 0 Abstain: 4
Subway High School Heros – update (7:46)
1. discovered that the deadline was passed before we got to submit it
  1. Read everything carefully
Honorary Officers (7:48)
1. Recognize the people who participate in the team and do a lot
  1. interested in applying people can, process:
    1. Write a paragraph of what you did in the club
    2. get 1/3 signatures within the club
    3. submit it to the officer team
    4. decide on a day to come to the active member meeting and give a presentation of why you would make a good officer and the officer will deliberate and permit/reject the application
    5. Will need to give Officer Report during Active member meeting
Team Garage (Oct 5) (7:52)
1. 1. Akshat’s – Wed after school during inventor workshops – Alric and Annie
    1. garage door, dimensions, side door, power, light, pictures
  2. Will also check out another garage scout at Mr.Agrawal
CNC Research (7:54)
1. Mr.G covered it
  1. Brian is looking into more information, seems like the cost will be over $`10,000
    1. Have a presentation ready for all of the models ready
Club portfolio (Nov 4) (7:56)
1. Website : https://lynbrook.schoolloop.com/clubs
  1. will be filling out the “new” club forms
Regionals Research ()
1. Alric – New York – depart on the 15th (Wednesday), Javits convention center (good place!), central park is close, lodging (comfort, holiday, [$210-$280]), GEM = high class hotel, Food (good food no matter what!), Airport 9.8 miles away (google map says 21 minutes), JFK airport 17 mile away (google map says 27 minutes), will check subways, airfare = $250-$350 for both ways, reasonable just need to find host team, competition decent competition, some good teams to look at, Aditya can be contact, Anurag has contact, Eva has contact too, majority want to go (21) one oppose.
2. Annie – Seattle – 2 that are the same place and same time, one week before SVR, for outside regionals: teams who would be willing to receive the robot and de-crate and move robot to event, back up regional
3. Lucy – Pittsburgh – Hotels are far, airport is very far away, airfare is around $400 for both ways, competition there is not that great, not a lot of interest, Exp: had a good time there
Comment on agenda [BA] (7:56)
1. Michael L will be sending out link Monday and Saturday
  1. Need to email agenda
CAL Games
1. November 5th (Vallejo, SAT day) and December 10
2. Vallejo will be the new location (1.5 Hour drive)
  1. Mr. G will present
  2. Will students present?
    1. Brian might be out of town
    2. Michael L, Miles, Brian, etc.
3. December 10th will give us adequate time to prepare
  1. Answer back within the next few (3-4) days
    1. Drive train(Physics: Lucy, Michael C., Eric, Alric), Pneumatic (Michael L., Miles), Sensors (Understand H bridges, scope, etc.: Brian),electrical (Volts, amps: Robert, Lucy, )
4. Hair Spray (Red, Aneesh)
Prospect
1. Contacted by coach: interested in renting space, want to know if we want to be build a robot there and have a field there
  1. Need $5,000 for insurance (for that one season)
2. asked by parents about FLL: students at lynbrook are interested in coaching FLL?
  1. Alric, Lucy? : ask to see what we can do?
  2. Help the students: guide them.
Officer Report
1. Member involvement
  1. Officer intern system
    1. Get information of pool of interest
  2. When working on tasks have a student to sign up with somebody
2. Profile
3. Parents information
  1. how can they get involved?
    1. Get information and see if they can come in and give a presentation to what they do in their work (Engineering, Biologists, Chemists, etc.)
      1. Get involved and build a relation

Officer Objectives – 10 – 15 min each

Officers:
1. Aneesh (Event Manager)
  1. Get the team more spirited
  2. Organization (reusable forms)
  3. Try out more things within the club
2. Robert (Software Engineer)
  1. software problems
    1. learning curve
    2. CD robot –> solution
  2. extend into electronics
  3. Resources that are available
    1. Website, mailing list, SVN, etc. –> solutions

End: 9:15

Meeting Minutes – October 4, 2011

Michael Lin — Fri, 07 Oct 2011 05:20:00 +0000

All Meeting Agendas
Team Calendar

Start Time: 7:03pm

Guests: Akshat, Anurag, Michael C., David, Michelle, Risabh, Abhishek, Reo, Jackie, Eva

Christina, Amit, Sudir, Angela, Lucy, Maitryee

Officers: Diane, Vincent, Eric, Aneesh, Michael L, Robert, Annie, Miles, Brian

Mentors: Mr. Lowd, Mr. G, Mr. Xie

Member Meeting – Oct. 4, 2011

Lynbrook Robotics FIRST Team#846

Start Time: 7:00 PM This Agenda is closed to editing at 6:30pm.

Only 109 days till kick off

Night on Quad Oct 6
Fleet Week – Oct 8-9; Sat, Sun
CalGames – Oct 21-22; Fri, Sat

Officer Reports

Treasurer; Secretary;

Old Business

Photo journal and frame distribution (Sep 29) (7:06 pm)
1. Try to step up the pace. Warp factor 7.
2. [Mrs. Davidson] – waiting for email reply
3. Reply by Ms. Moberly
  1. introduce the guest
    1. Name, Title; Thank you for your help and interest in the team and your help in securing these grants for us.
  2. will visit on October 12th
  3. wear team shirt
Open House at Intuitive Surgical (Oct 1) (7:13 pm)
1. summary
  1. got to meet engineers, got to “play” with the da vinci machine. Got to tour the manufacturing facility. Very good for the new members.
Funky Monkey Picnic (Oct 2) (7:25 pm)
1. summary, review, how we can do better!
Classes (7:25 pm)
1. first class (Oct 5)
  1. Brian in charge from ~3-4 o’clock, Miles will take over later
    1. will be able to come into room 612 to show the robot
      1. Michael, Lucy, Eric, Vincent, Robert
    2. disk in room 612
  2. 26 people signed up
  3. people will need computers, chargers, power strips
    1. can get software from Autodesk website
Night in the Quad (Oct 6) (7:15)
1. Robot status
  1. need to make some adjustments for minor problems
2. Tri-fold status
  1. almost done
3. Talk to Mr. Chamberlain about cones
4. School can’t provide carpet
Fleetweek (Oct 8 )
1. Review Signups – Aneesh
  1. Need to get some more numbers
  2. Annie, Aneesh will start calling people; call people tomorrow after 6; will send out another email
    1. Need some NASA people (around 2 extra people)
      1. that includes Brian
  3. Weather is unpredictable, bring warm clothing for the morning, bring your own water
  4. Parking could be a problem
Moffet (Oct 10) (7:44)
1. Update – Brian
  1. Things are slowly moving through
  2. do not have a set date yet for when we can go to practice
    1. Small group to practice driving
    2. get to see NASA
  3. Have enough parents to drive
    1. need to get visitor badges
    2. can still use some more parents
    3. ~4pm – 7pm Monday/Thursday
CalGames (Oct 21, 22) (7:47 pm)
1. Award Writing – schedule meeting
  1. Will need to get fully committed to the task (Alric, Diane +2)
2. Food
  1. Pit crew get 2 minute for food
    1. working, repairing, fixing bugs in software, getting things ready for competition
  2. 2 hours to get food
  3. Need to have food types ready
  4. Pre- pay
    1. Dinner for Friday October 21st
    2. Lunch for Saturday October 22nd
3. Parking
  1. Robot Drop
    1. Go onto Doil way than go to the Handicap parking area nearest to Lawrence
  2. Parking
    1. Oark in the parking lot nearest to the baseball field and the tennis courts
  3. Pits are in
Projects (7:55 pm)
1. Gearbox
  1. installed but shifting needs some improvement
2. Arm
  1. Need to get something ready AFTER Night in the Quad to fix arm slop
3. Minibot Deployer
  1. Alignment
    1. Need to chamfer the edges
    2. also need to make some parts because some are broken
    3. Fernando leaving on October 5th
      1. We get our new lathes tomorrow
        
        after we assemble and figure out how to make it
4. Prony Brake
5. Hex Broach
  1. Part order came in, Mr.G will pick up later

New Business

Team Flag [Eva] (8:02 pm)
1. https://docs.google.com/present/edit?id=0AcePca8pl86bZGNxamdqcGhfMmhrNmc1ZmRu
  1. 3′x5′ flag, durable, are we restricted to those dimensions, under $200
    1. $175 is reasonable
    2. can we do 3.5′ x 3.5′
    3. pole is not important
  2. www.the-flag-makers.com
    1. $144.40
      1. 2 colors
      2. 12 days
  3. www.aaaflag.com
  4. www.annin.com
    1. $195.00
      1. will be able to specify a time
  5. Need to make some design changes
  6. Diane will be in charge of artwork
    1. keep picture and large number
    2. try to establish a logo –> will prepare a formal
Subway High School Heros (8:04 pm)
1. Vote for a team to get a Subway grant
  1. Brian will sign the team up and try to get as many votes as possible
  2. Try to spread the word
  3. Need a Facebook Account
Team Garage (Oct 5) (8:03 pm)
1. Akshat’s – Wed after school during inventor workshops – Alric and Annie
  1. will be taking some pictures, need to get some dimensions and note the type of garage door
    1. is there a side door, power that is available and note where they are located, Lights.
CNC Research (8:20 pm)
1. Eric, Brian, Michael L. Doc.
2. Mr.G has 3 new machines
  1. Manual Vs. Computerized
  2. pros and cons of each were stated
3. will need more mentors between sponsor area and in class area
4. Depend on sponsors schedule
5. Big learning curve; need to be able to program it
  1. can make trinkets (will be able to learn while doing this)
6. Safety
  1. CNC will be safer for students to use
    1. not a big factor
  2. Do have a CNC machine do we have a mentor to help us
7. Contact Mr.G for more detialed CNC Pros and Cons
8. Almost everyone is on board
Club portfolio (Nov 4) (8:21 pm)
1. Website : https://lynbrook.schoolloop.com/clubs –> no forms up yet! Emailed them
Regionals Research (8:58pm)
1. Present research (ALL BAG AND TAG)
  1. Bayou, only 2 competitive teams; not going to get to see good teams, good food!
    1. Eliminated
  2. WPI, take a while (boston logan –> Worcester, 56 minutes $48 min for taxi), hotel are about 12 min from airport or 56 minutes from logan, Hilton Garden (.5 miles away $159), Courtyard (.3 miles away), FOOD IS GOOD, hardware stores are close, good competition, WPI contact there (Anurag’s dad), about the same cost as Montreal cost, papers in order
    1. keep on list, majority kept on the list
  3. Montreal, Based at a robotics conference (may get to see some interesting stuff), airfare costs about $650 both ways per person, this team is very competitive, very famous teams, one of the TOP regionals, currency, $200 increase in airfare may be deterrent, good food
    1. keep on list (on the expensive side); everyone abstained
  4. Toranto, very cold, will be at University, will snow, next to the lake, small airport, inside the mountains, no airlines to Oshawa, San jose –> toranto, $500- $530, one hotel that is closer, strong teams, papers in order
    1. keep on list, do some more research
  5. Orlando, Strong competition, at university, $300-$400 one way, air port to regional (30 minutes by car and toll road), Many hotels that are nice, GOOD FOOD, total would be around $1000, March,
    1. keep on list, keep research
  6. Table: New York (Alric), Pittsburgh (Lucy), Seattle (Annie)
  7. get more details on the transportation, things that are nearby, try to narrow down precise pricings
  8. Criteria
    1. Budget
    2. Travel plans
      1. transportation
    3. Competition
    4. General area
    5. Regional within 1000 miles

Officer Objectives – 10 – 15 min each

Officers:
1. Aneesh (Event Manager) (tabled)
2. Robert (Software Engineer) (tabled)

End Time: 9:41 pm

Wednesday Workshop: Game Overview

vincentyao — Thu, 29 Sep 2011 04:58:02 +0000

Today, after school, we met in room 608 to go over some of the basics of this year’s game, Logomotion. There are some resources and videos at the bottom of this post.

Tournament Basics

In FIRST, there are two sections in a competition: qualification rounds and elimination rounds. During qualification rounds, teams are randomly selected into different alliances: the blue alliance and the red alliance. These alliances last only one match, so teams will either play with or against nearly every other team throughout the competition. The eight teams with the best record at the end of qualifications become alliance captains. The alliance captains choose teams and stay with those teams for the rest of the competition. During eliminations, there are three rounds of a “best two out of three” format. The alliance that wins all three rounds is the winner of the competition.

Point System

In this year’s game, the goal is to hang as many inner tubes onto the racks as possible to score points. There are four different types of tubes: the red triangle, the white circle, the yellow circle (Ubertube), and the blue square. There are two sets of 3×3 racks for each alliance. Hanging a tube on the top rack gives the alliance three points, the middle two points, and the bottom one point. If an alliance is able to recreate the FIRST Logo (triangle, circle, square) on one row, then the entire row’s point value is doubled. There is also an Ubertube, which will double a single peg’s point value. However, a robot can only attempt to hang this tube during the autonomous portion of the game. Near the end of the game, robots deploy minibots up four separate poles. The first team to reach the top receives 30 points, second receives 20, third 15, and fourth 10. However, during CalGames this year, the point values have been adjusted to 20, 16, 12, and 8.

Game Sections

Each match is split up into three sections: the Autonomous Period, the Teleoperated Period, and the Endgame. In the Autonomous Period (15 seconds), robots attempt to hang yellow Ubertubes onto racks. However, during this time, the human drivers are not allowed to operate the robots. Instead, the robots rely on preset code to hang the tubes. If a robot succeeds, the point value of anything on the peg is doubled. During the Teleoperated Period (2 minutes), the human drivers take control of their robots. During this time, the robots will try to hang as many tubes as they can. The last fifteen seconds of the Teleoperated Period is called the Endgame. Here, teams prepare to deploy minibots, which is designed to climb up a pole as quickly as possible.

Here are some resources that can further explain this year’s game:
NOTE: There are a lot of great videos of matches in this section. I encourage readers to view some of these videos to become more familiar with the game.

Game Animation:

Game Manual:
http://millerxbots.com/FRC/FRC_Game_Manual_2011.pdf

Matches:

Lynbrook Robotics:
Silicon Valley Regional 2011 Qual. Match 94
Just for a feel of the intensity during a match (explicit):
Team 846 Drive Team Sounds 2011

Other Teams:
A very close match. Only a 6 point difference:
2011 FRC Championship Curie Match 2
A very solid game from 148(Robowranglers), 1538(Holy Cows), and 1503(Spartonics):
2011 Newton Match 39
Three tube autonomous:
FRC 233 The Pink Team – 3 Tube Autonomous

Lynbrook Wins Intel School of Distinction

vincentyao — Tue, 27 Sep 2011 06:22:45 +0000

On September 20th, Lynbrook High School was one of the six schools in the nation to receive the Intel School of Distinction award. Lynbrook was the winner in the category of high school science. These accolades are awarded each year to the schools who have “[demonstrated] excellence in math and science education through innovative teaching and learning environments.” Lynbrook will receive $10,000 and $100,000 package of software, hardware, and teaching materials.

Lynbrook Robotics is proud to contribute to the success in the fields of science and technology at Lynbrook High School. We would like to formally congratulate Lynbrook High School for winning this prestigious award.

The following links give more information about this award:

Press Release:
http://newsroom.intel.com/community/intel_newsroom/blog/2011/09/20/california-school-wins-top-intel-schools-of-distinction-award

Six Schools of Distinction:
http://www.intel.com/about/corporateresponsibility/education/soda/winners.htm

Intel Video: