In 2021, we held StuySplash at Stuyvesant High School on December 4. Below are the presentations from the event.
with Jeanne Boyarsky
Presenting and answering questions is different in person than on Zoom/Teams. In this interactive session, attendees will learn tips they can use at the 2022 competition. Whether you are presenting Chairmans or encountering a judge in the pit, you’ll be prepared to communicate effectively! Jeanne Boyarsky is a Distinguished Toastmaster and has given over a hundred speeches. She has also written six books about Java and will be giving away a copy to one of the attendees.
with Michelle Zhang & Katie Collins
Crash course of what the season is like for those who have not attended an in-person FRC season before; what to expect, what to plan for, and how to have fun.
with Michael Lee
In this session you will learn about the Romi robot and how you can use it to learn programming for the FIRST Robotics Competition. You will learn what the Romi is, what resources are available to learn, and see a quick demo of the Romi running Java code using WPILib.
with Ishraq Mahid & Lucas Lee
What is dead wheel odometry, why we should use it, and how, along with an introduction to RoadRunner.
with Ian Codner, Izzy Jia, & Manolee Merlet
Introduction to the three big awards in FRC: the Dean's List Award, the Woodie Flowers Award, and the Chairman's Award.
with Eileen Kuo & Sinan Roumie
We will discuss strategies to maximize the performance and mechanisms used on FTC robots!
with Joseph Blay
This presentation is designed to give FRC students a better idea of how to effectively organize and schedule their build and competition seasons as well as how to go about making decisions as a team. This presentation is targeted at helping students and mentors get ready for the upcoming season after a very long break from building robots.
with Nicky Lin
I will be going over the new software changes for the FRC 2022 season. These include new changes to the WPILib library, new features for computer vision, and more.
with Steven Lei
How to render everything from a table to robots using Fusion360. We will learn about how to manipulate appearances and scene settings to produce high quality renderings.
with Levi Olevsky
What is one skill that every single person on a FIRST team should have? A good leader will be able to not only manage, but enhance the skills of their team, regardless if the team is two people or one hundred. Come learn what I think it takes to be a good leader.
with Howard Cohen
with Sam Belliveau & Myles Pasetsky
Sam and I will talk about the how we were able to continue newbie education and software research through the pandemic this past year. We discuss the usage of simulations and ROMIs in learning, teaching, and testing motion profiling and computer vision. We also discuss the specific techniques we used to create IR@H ready code while only being able to meet over zoom.