German fischertechnik conventions
These are pictures I made over several years during the
fischertechnik convention in Germany. Unfortunately, I haven't
found a way to use thumbnails in here yet, so it has to go this
way.
Flickr picture albums: 2007 2009 2010 2011 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018* 2019 2021 2022 2023 (Wedemark) 2023 (Sinsheim) 2024 (Wedemark) 2024 (Sinsheim)
Youtube playlists: 2009 2010 2011 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2019 2021 2022 2023
(Wedemark) 2023
(Sinsheim) 2024
(Wedemark) 2024
(Sinsheim)
*: 2018: 12 pictures and no videos because the memorycard died
Dutch fischertechnik conventions (clubdagen)
Pictures and videos of the fischertechnik conventions in the
Netherlands.
Breda
Flickr picture album 2017
Youtube: 2017
Apeldoorn:
Flickr picture album: 2016
Youtube: 2016
Schoonhoven:
Flickr picture album: 2008 2010 2011 2013 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2021 2022 2023
2024
Youtube: 2008 2011 2013 2015 2016 2017 2018
2019
2021
2022
2023
2024
Montfoort:
Flickr picture album: 2022
Youtube: 2022
Hoofddorp:
Flickr picture album: 2011 2018
Youtube: 2011 2018
Veghel:
Flickr picture album: 2008 2019 2023
Youtube: 2008 2019 2023
Vlissingen:
Flickr picture album: 2008
Youtube: 2008
Twello:
Flickr picture album: 2019
Youtube: 2019
Lutjebroek:
Flickr picture album: 2020
Youtube: 2020
Maarn:
Flickr picture album: 2023 2024
Youtube: 2023
2024
Eindhoven
Flickr picture album: 2024
Youtube: 2024
Robotmc TeamBuildingDay
The pictures taken during the TeamBuildingDay
over several years show impressions per team per challenge. On
their site you can read (in Dutch, so if you can't read that,
please use an online translator) what the challenges are about.
Each team gets a timeframe to complete the challenge, so if the
first attempt fails, more attempts may follow.
Flickr picture albums: 2008
2010 2011 2012 2014
Youtube playlists: 2008 2010 2011 2012 2014
In 2015, time had no role in the challenge,
appropriately named "Wielen" ("Wheels"). You just had to
complete it, which proved to be difficult enough. Each team got
1 time to prove itself per challenge. Challenge 1 part 1: from
any place off 1 wheel, sense it and get around it for at
least 360 degrees. Part 2: from the white starting line: sense
it, approach it and get around it for at least 360 degrees. Part
3: same as 2, but the robot has to be turned 90 degrees to the
left at start.
Challenge 2: two tires, same start as in challenge 1.
Challenge 3: three tires, with varying start positions and
configurations.
The videos on Youtube I put together are this time not per team,
but per (part of the) challenge. Reason is that every team had
just 1 opportunity per challenge.
In 2016, the timer went out of order, so timing had no
real role. The explanation of each challenge is in the 2
compilationvideos.
In 2017, the timer was functioning. The explanation of
each challenge is in the video.