We have two types of meetings; we hold General Meetings every other week, and Project Work Days every Saturday. Come see what we’re doing! The best way to learn more about current projects is to come to both meetings and talk with team members.
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At our general meetings we like to have student presentations. Follow this link to view the presentation schedule or to sign up to present: Student Presentations
Meeting Times
No club meetings during Summer quarter, dead week, finals week, or breaks between quarters.
General Meetings
Seminar Meetings
Project Work Meetings
Room 197-102 (Bonderson Projects Center) – View map
10:00am-2:00pm
Every Saturday (see homepage for schedule)
Meeting Minutes
Calendar
Past Events
2010 Internal Competition
Due to the cancellation of RoboRodentia 2010, the Cal Poly Robotics Club decided to create an independent, new competition for its members that presents the same kind of challenges as RoboRodentia. The competition was held Saturday May 29th, 2010. Read on for more details.
RoboNexus
RoboNexus used to be the largest robotics convention in North America. Our club attended and had a booth at the first convention in 2004 and again in 2005. However, the organizers stopped holding RoboNexus after 2005, and instead replaced it with a new convention called RoboDevelopment that was first held December 12-13, 2006 in Santa Clara. Unfortunately, this was during the middle of the week, moreover during our finals week, so we were unable to attend.
Robotics Workshop
We held a robotics workshop at the beginning of Fall quarter 2006 that was free for Cal Poly students. We plan to hold it again at the start of Spring quarter 2007. The chassis and motors for the workshop were generously donated by Surveyor Corporation. The microcontroller used was Dr. Seng’s orginal PolyBot board (version 1.0). The kits and sensors were purchased with funding from the Cal Poly Mechanical Engineering Department. Check out some pictures of the Fall 2006 workshop at the BotShop Summary. The BotShop Manual is still available and is a valuable reference for anyone using the PolyBot board.