Egg Hunt Robot Photos, Fall 2002

Click on the robot names to see larger views. The students who built each robot are listed.

Team 1: The Mooninites

Er Josh Ghiloni, Dan Neil, Jason Viers	Ignignot side, front detail, and rear detail Bill Lutz, Matt Lyle, Garvin Seto This is the Championship Round version of the robot. The front bumpers and egg collection funnel were removed in a last-minute attempt to make it a nest-beacon blocker. LEGO "oars" were also added around the perimeter. See the Fall 2002 Egg Hunt video for details.

Team 2: Stone Donkey

Donkey Brian Cocherell, Phil Hegedus, Lakshmi Krishnamurthy	Camphor Wade Duym, Dave Kwartowitz, Jodie Walker

Team 3: Testing Fate

Drop Kick front and rear sign detail Scott Newman, Peter Van Fleet The tombstone sign on the back of the robot laments the midterm withdrawal of the 3rd member of their group.	Ip Switch side and bottom David Hiltner, Clint Hirschi, Tim Varcak The bottom view shows the novel egg sucker/shooter mechanism.

Team 4: No Use For A Name

Dobby side (with sock), front (no sock), and bottom Bryan Inderhees, Brandon Shroyer, Justin Walker The bottom view shows the unique (but unreliable) universal joint- based geartrain. Justin says, "There's a good reason why nobody ever tried this before." For the story of Dobby and the sock, see the Fall 2002 Egg Hunt video.	Blue Lobster Cult front and rear sign detail Jon Dewey, Mathias Tabor, Seth Schwartzman

Team 5: Legend

Crabby Chris Frederick, Carl Osborne, Mike Hurley Also nicknamed 7:00 AM Special because it was completely rebuilt during the final Marathon Extra Session and not finished until 7:00 AM the next morning. Against all odds, this robot was very successful, and was the major reason that Legend won the Fall 2002 Egg Hunt.	Thunder Tank Ian Huff, Alex Tran, Joe Verdico

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Last updated Monday, 30 December 2002, 9:24 P.M., by RFD