Team activitiesWe had our weekly meeting on July 3rd. We made it a short meeting this time since many of the members had finals coming up, but we focused on some important topics. We discussed our relationship with companies. We are also preparing for the Open Meeting (July 18) and the Riko Challenge. ↓We are looking...
Team activitiesOn May 16, we had a regular meeting. At this meeting, we decided on who would be in charge of reporting on this season’s activities and discussed events during the summer vacation. Thanks to your support, we were able to receive “Imagery Award in honor of Jack Kamen” this season. Please continue to support us!...
2020-2021 season (4th)We held an online meeting to prepare for our presentation where we show our robot to the judges. It’s coming up soon, so we asked our mentor to check our pronunciations and intonations.
2020-2021 season (4th)Today, we gathered at Chiba Institute of Technology to inspect the robot. We actually looked at the robots and moved them around to find any defects and repair them. It was hard to carry the robot and the competition table in the strong wind, but it was a worthwhile activity.
2020-2021 season (4th)Today, a total of nine members, including new members who joined SAKURA Tempesta recently and mentors, gathered at Chiba Institute of Technology to clean up and maintain our robot. After attending an on-line meeting on the Chairman award in the morning together, the new members learned how to use various tools and the objectives of...
Team activitiesToday, we held a technical training session within the team, mainly for the new members, at the Chiba City Lifelong Learning Center. We took all the measures against COVID-19 during this activity. Each member made a robot that can move around on a desk without falling from the desk. The robot making process includes soldering,...
Team activitiesWe made a palm-sized miniature of our robot as a return for the crowdfunding campaign! You can move the arms and rollers by hand. During prototyping, new ideas kept coming up and we eventually created three prototypes! It’s really cute!
