Congrats Aluminum Falcons Team 2168 BattleCry13

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In summary, the conversation discusses the speaker's congratulations to Chi Meson for winning the WPI BattleCry13 and their own attempt to join their son's team at the event. The speaker also mentions their son's team, 3044, and their success at the event. They also mention their excitement for the upcoming Indiana Robotics Invitational with team 125, the NU-TRONS. Finally, they discuss the strategy of shooting and scoring in the competition.
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Hey Chi Meson! Great job winning WPI BattleCry13. I read the account on your webpage, and it sounds like you had a blast. http://www.team2168.org/index.php/media/2012/261-wpi-battlecry-13

I was hoping to join my son's team (3044) at the event, but it didn't work out for me. They had a great time, and each time they learn a bit more.
 
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Thank you so much. We are so completely stoked.

As luck would have it, by random drawing in from a bucket, team 125, the NU-TRONS, were given to our our alliance. The NU-TRONS and we are the two New England teams going to the Indiana Robotics Invitational in July.
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Our "Fat Swan" reflecting on the battlefield after all is done.
 
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FAQ: Congrats Aluminum Falcons Team 2168 BattleCry13

What is the significance of the name "Aluminum Falcons"?

The name "Aluminum Falcons" is a reference to the team's use of lightweight aluminum materials in their robot designs. It also pays homage to the team's home state of Connecticut, which is known as the "Nutmeg State" and symbolized by a stylized image of a white oak tree on the team's logo.

How did Team 2168 perform at BattleCry13?

At BattleCry13, Team 2168 had an impressive performance, finishing in the top 10 out of over 60 participating teams. They also won the "Innovation in Control Award" for their innovative use of sensors and programming in their robot design.

What is the mission of Team 2168?

The mission of Team 2168 is to promote STEM education and inspire young people to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering, and math. They achieve this through their participation in FIRST Robotics competitions, community outreach events, and mentorship programs.

How long has Team 2168 been competing in robotics competitions?

Team 2168 was founded in 2006 and has been competing in robotics competitions for over 15 years. They have consistently been recognized for their achievements, winning numerous awards and advancing to regional and international competitions.

How can I get involved with Team 2168?

There are several ways to get involved with Team 2168, including joining as a student member, volunteering as a mentor or coach, or supporting the team through donations or sponsorships. You can also attend their competitions and events to show your support and learn more about their work.

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