Today was a very excit­ing, thrill­ing day for the whole team but also for me. I spent about 1.5 hours of my work­ing time watch­ing our matches. Well, as the hours I typ­ic­ally spend in the insti­tute are well above the required min­imum, this should not really be a big issue. Finally, this is also robot­ics, so part of my work anyway.

There’s actu­ally not much to say about the per­form­ance of our team. It is like in every tour­na­ment: we’re get­ting con­stantly bet­ter! The match against Stut­tgart must have been really nice, accord­ing to some voices that reached me from Graz. The only things I want to post now are some impres­sions elm sent my some minutes ago. We’re def­in­itely not the only team that is able to pro­duce big bangs, Tech United is cap­able of doing this as well. The only dif­fer­ent in effi­ciency is that they need two robots for this to be accomplished.

The Res­ult of Two Tech United Robots Kick­ing a Ball Simultaneously

t2000, redund­ant, Puto, and Stefan Gal­ler Inspect­ing the “Ball of Contention”

Then, finally the 1. RFC Stut­tgart man­aged to reduce their TTBSB (Time To Break the Safety Bound­ary) to only 2.5 days. Great done, guys! :)

1. RFC Stut­tgart Treated the Saftety Bound­ary as Always

So long. Tomor­row, there will be prob­ably less activ­ity here as I’m attend­ing a work­shop. So maybe see or read you again on Friday!