Barrage ↗ on The Blue Alliance (opens in a new tab)

Specifications

1. Six-wheel drivetrain with six motors and two-speed gearboxes (18 ft/s in high gear; 8 ft/s in low gear)
2. Dual ball intakes for controlling up to three balls
3. Dual-angle, adjustable-range flywheel shooter for shots within the close and white zones
4. Quick-opening hood for catching balls
5. Consistent three-ball autonomous routines
6. 17 pneumatic cylinders, a Team 254 record at the time

Results & Awards

1. Central Valley Regional (The Blue Alliance, opens in a new tab)

   Champion

   Quality Award

2. Waterloo Regional (The Blue Alliance, opens in a new tab)

   Champion

   Quality Award · Gracious Professionalism Award

3. Silicon Valley Regional (The Blue Alliance, opens in a new tab)

   Champion

   Gracious Professionalism Award

4. FIRST Championship (The Blue Alliance, opens in a new tab)

   World Champion · Curie Division Champion

   Innovation in Control Award

5. Indiana Robotics Invitational (The Blue Alliance, opens in a new tab)

6. Chezy Champs (The Blue Alliance, opens in a new tab)

   Champion

7. MadTown Throwdown (The Blue Alliance, opens in a new tab)

   Champion

Winner

2014 Central Valley Regional

Winner

2014 Waterloo Regional

Winner

2014 Silicon Valley Regional

Winner

2014 Curie Division

Winner

2014 Championship

Videos

The Game

AERIAL ASSIST

AERIAL ASSIST was the game for the 2014 FIRST Robotics Competition. Teams of three robots play by passing large 20 in diameter exercise balls between each other and eventually scoring them in goals at the end of the field. Robots can pass the balls over a truss that spans the field for extra points. Read more on Wikipedia (opens in a new tab).

2014 FIRST Robotics Competition season