Sack Attack VEX Sack Attack Quick Description VEX Sack Attack is played on a 12’x12’ square field configured as seen above. Two alliances – one “red” and one “blue” – composed of two teams each, compete in matches consisting of a fifteen second autonomous period followed by one minute and forty-five seconds of driver- controlled play. The object of the game is to attain a higher score than the opposing Alliance by Scoring Sacks and Bonus Sacks in your colored Floor Goals, Troughs and High Goal, and by having the most Robots of your color Parked at the end of the Match. VEX Sack Attack Game Details There are a total of ninety-eight (98) Sacks and four (4) Bonus Sacks available as Scoring Objects in the game. VEX Sack Attack Documents & Downloads VEX Sack Attack Tournaments, League Play and World Championship Information 2013 VEX Robotics Competition World Championship Qualifying Criteria2012-2013 VEX Robotics Competition Season Events2012-2013 VEX Robotics Competition College Challenge Events Links
Open Source Ecology Raccommodage Archives Il y a deux choses que je déteste dans la confection industrielle : les ourlets cousus avec du fil de nylon et les élastiques piqués dans le vêtement. Les premiers parce que dès que le fil casse, l'ourlet se défait complètement. Les seconds parce que quand il faut les changer, les allonger ou les raccourcir, c'est une vraie galère, comme vous allez pouvoir en juger par vous-même. L'élastique est placé dans un ourlet ou "tunnel" piqué à la machine. 1/ découdre les piqûres : sur toute la longueur si on doit changer l'élastique, ou sur une partie seulement pour modifier la longueur. 2/ quand l'élastique est dégagé, on peut : - le remplacer par le nouveau - l'allonger : couper l'élastique et insérer le rajout. 3/ Si on remplace complètement l'élastique, le plus simple est de recoudre le "tunnel" et glisser le nouvel élastique comme expliqué ici. 4/ Si on n'a décousu qu'une partie, rabattre le tunnel sur l'élastique et épingler tout au bord. 4/ coudre le tunnel.
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Zenman Energy - Non-Profit Solar Research My little Fabric, Food and Creation Beginner’s Guide to Augmented Reality Augmented Reality has been cropping up a lot lately, especially Flash-based AR. I will guide you through how to create some simple yet neat effects that you can put on your own website. Introduction: Augmented Reality Augmented Reality has been judged as one of 2010’s hottest trends. The concept behind it is pretty simple, over lay the physical world with cool graphics that appear to occupy the same space as you. Lots of companies have used it as a great promotional tool. Lego use it as a way to visualize what their products will look like when you’ve finished building them. Some freelancers use it as a very cool business card and promotional tool. In January of this year, I completed a project for university where I created a wearable augmented reality system. Check out the video on Youtube. I approached creating AR from a design point of view, knowing very little about coding in AS3. Introduction: flARToolkit Step 1: Getting to the Source Step 2: Play Time Step 3: There's Coding to Do
O que vem depois da revolução que a internet trouxe? | Blog do Apolinário PARTE I - Expositiva Que a internet revolucionou o modo como criamos e acessamos conhecimento, todos sabemos. Sentimos e vivemos isso cotidianamente. Graças a ela floresceram fenômenos inovadores como o open-source e o crowdfunding, e junto dela, prometendo ainda mais expressivos avanços, vemos o lançamento de tecnologias como impressoras 3D e robôs cada vez mais capazes de realizarem trabalhos subjetivos e objetivos, podendo não só automatizar os setores agrícola e industrial, como também o setor de serviços. Ainda existem desafios para a internet, como a universalização do seu acesso, mas isso é uma tendência natural, basta ver projetos de WiFi global e gratuita como o Google Loon, projetos de cidades totalmente conectadas e o fato da internet ter sido considerada um direito humano universal pela ONU. Pausa para indagação possível: “ah, mas na internet tem coisa paga” tem, mas para cada conteúdo pago, existem pessoas devotas a criar coisas semelhantes de graça e de código aberto.
Engineering and Math Please enable JavaScript to view the <a href=" powered by Disqus.</a> Engineering and Math Follow Us Views: 324,010 Engineering and Math 3 Online OuiShare - Connecting the Collaborative Economy Inventor's Guide - VEX Wiki From VEX Wiki 2008 VEX Inventor's Guide Complete 2008 VEX Inventor's Guide (27M pdf, 07-22-2008)Introduction (0.7M pdf, 06-27-08)Structure (3.2M pdf, 06-27-08)Motion (6.6M pdf, 06-27-08)Power (2.1M pdf, 06-27-08)Sensors (1.9M pdf, 06-27-08)Control (4.1M pdf, 06-27-08) Logic (1.9M pdf, 06-27-08)Programming (divider) (0.1M pdf, 06-27-08)Appendix A, Safety (0.1M pdf, 06-27-08)Appendix B, Glossary (0.5M pdf, 06-27-08)Appendix C, Challenges (0.4M pdf, 06-27-08) Appendix D, Control Configurations (2.6M pdf, 06-27-08) Appendix E, Transmitter Menus (3.1M pdf, 06-27-08) 2005 VEX Inventor's Guide