PHS Mary G. Ross Engineering Lab
800 Magnolia Ave
Piedmont, CA 94611
Team 8033's Inaugural Robot was designed, constructed, and tested in 2019 by our founders. Although it was unable to compete due to the COVID-19 lockdown, our team bonded in the process of making it. It features a low cargo shooter, a dual-piston extending intake, and a control panel with acolor sensor underneath.
Highlander Robotics' second robot, at a size of 29x29x26 inches and at a weight of 110 pounds, Whirlpool sports a Swerve drive, a hood-style shooter, a cable-track climber, and a circular, revolving routing mechanism capable of carrying 5 balls.
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Highlander Robotics's 2022 robot has a small frame fitted with a simplistic square swerve drive, a dual-purpose router/shooter subassembly capable of holding 2 balls, an over-bumper intake, and a two-stage climber.
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Paddo, our latest robot, is equipped with a 28" by 30" swerve drive, a diagonal superstructure, a 3-stage cascading elevator, a twin-counterspun roller grabber, an over-the-bumper intake, and a belt-based routing system.
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