2004 "NO LIMITS" Season is OVER!
Maine Tournament: Sunday, December 5th, 2004
Brewer High School (home page)
2004 Theme:
In this year's challenge, FLL teams will find ways to help people
with different levels of physical ability.
Results:
Director's Award Rockland "Private Eyes"
Director's Award runner-up Falmouth "King Creatures"
Team Spirit Trenton "Lord of the Robots"
Project Award Wilton "LEGOs Incognito"
Project Award runner-up Falmouth "King Creatures"
Robust Design Pownal "Unlimited Editiion"
Programming Award Lewiston/Auburn "Lobster Goo"
Innovative Design Award Temple "Atomic LEGOs"
Judge's Award Farmington "H2O"
Performance Award Rockland "Private Eyes"
Performance 2nd place Falmouth "Where's This Piece Go
Performance runner-up Veazie "Limit Switch"
Premise:
The dream of a modern society is one of equal access for all.
Society as a whole benefits when creativity, technology and open
minds come together to help make that equality possible for all
people, regardless of physical differences.
Focus:
Many people have difficulty moving or walking, or trouble reading
a distant sign or climbing stairs. The 2004 FLL Challenge is to
examine these seemingly simple tasks in a new light and explore
how technology and human thought can work together to create
equal access for all people.
The Challenge:
Each FLL team built and programmed a robot that addresses the
specific needs of people who face physical challenges in today's
society. Teams researched and presented robotics technology
solutions to help individuals in their community perform the
everyday actions that many people today take for granted.
Maine Tournament: Sunday, December 5th, 2004
Brewer High School (home page)
2004 Theme:
In this year's challenge, FLL teams will find ways to help people
with different levels of physical ability.
Results:
Director's Award Rockland "Private Eyes"
Director's Award runner-up Falmouth "King Creatures"
Team Spirit Trenton "Lord of the Robots"
Project Award Wilton "LEGOs Incognito"
Project Award runner-up Falmouth "King Creatures"
Robust Design Pownal "Unlimited Editiion"
Programming Award Lewiston/Auburn "Lobster Goo"
Innovative Design Award Temple "Atomic LEGOs"
Judge's Award Farmington "H2O"
Performance Award Rockland "Private Eyes"
Performance 2nd place Falmouth "Where's This Piece Go
Performance runner-up Veazie "Limit Switch"
Premise:
The dream of a modern society is one of equal access for all.
Society as a whole benefits when creativity, technology and open
minds come together to help make that equality possible for all
people, regardless of physical differences.
Focus:
Many people have difficulty moving or walking, or trouble reading
a distant sign or climbing stairs. The 2004 FLL Challenge is to
examine these seemingly simple tasks in a new light and explore
how technology and human thought can work together to create
equal access for all people.
The Challenge:
Each FLL team built and programmed a robot that addresses the
specific needs of people who face physical challenges in today's
society. Teams researched and presented robotics technology
solutions to help individuals in their community perform the
everyday actions that many people today take for granted.
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