- Plug nona camera into DS laptop, turn LED light on and calibrate GRIP for the new tape targets on hook.
- Finish configuring RPi
- Get RPi installed on nona
- Get auto-aim code from last year integrated into 2017 robot code
- Write the code for nonadrive (<- what does this mean? -Adam)
- Start figuring out how we might manuver the robot during auto
- Put sensors (gyro/accelerometer?) on nonadrive
- find code for the gyro and learn how to use it
List from Mike (preventative measures):
- Batteries
- Battery Beak, logging and tracking internal resistance
- Make a google spreadsheet to track battery data
- Use computer to collect data/make a graph about voltage over time
- Put meaningful labels on the batteries
- Build load testing board
- Power Distribution Panel
- ​Can read voltage/current on every port
- Could be used for diagnostics
- Make a checklist
- Learn how to read LED indicators on all components
- Guidlines for checking wire integrity
- Unit tests in robot code​
- Check to see if sensors are working?
- Motors running correctly
- Battery has enough voltage
- Check the pneumatic pressure as well as solenoids
- Useful for prematch/prebagging​
- Voltimeter between the various locations
- Sensors
- Range finders - analog IO -> RIO (code)
- Touch sensor - digital IO -> RIO (code)
- Checkout Code // Comptetion Code