Geneva College Robotics Team

Geneva College Robotics Team GCRobotics is the Geneva College robotics design team for engineering seniors and students interested in robotics.

GCRobotics was founded by a group of Geneva College engineering students with an interest in robotics. The team set out to design a versatile, modular, and adaptable platform capable of navigating a dynamic environment and performing a range of tasks. Competing in the Trinity College Robo-waiter competition is the formal goal set forth by the team, but GCRobotics aims to develop a platform which can be customized for any competition.

06/14/2015

Trial run onsite

In 2015 GCRobotics made it's first ever appearance at the Trinity College Assistive Robotics Competition in Hartford, Co...
06/14/2015

In 2015 GCRobotics made it's first ever appearance at the Trinity College Assistive Robotics Competition in Hartford, Connecticut, placing 7th out of 12 teams.

03/22/2015
03/12/2015

Making progress, planning to have the arms working by the end of the week

The new DC lift motor is mounted beneath the robot and keeps track of the lift position using encoder counts
03/10/2015

The new DC lift motor is mounted beneath the robot and keeps track of the lift position using encoder counts

03/10/2015

Here is the return to start position

03/10/2015

Some of us have waited a long time to see this...

12/02/2014

Meet the team!

Well it has been a long year with lots of hard work, but here it is!
04/24/2014

Well it has been a long year with lots of hard work, but here it is!

04/06/2013
Drilling holes with the CNC Machine for the base of the arm!
03/16/2013

Drilling holes with the CNC Machine for the base of the arm!

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Beaver Falls, PA
15010

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