Correction: Seawolf made FINALS!!

[David Vanleeuwen]

The finals start at 1PM PDT (4PM EST).  There will be a decent explanation and intro to the objective and rules this year.  After the intro, Cornell will compete and then we (Seawolf IV) will enter the water when the Cornell robot gets out.

Once again the link to the webcast is http://robosub.org/

David Vanleeuwen

On Sun, Jul 17, 2011 at 1:23 AM, David Vanleeuwen <vanleeuw...@gmail.com> wrote:
> For the first time ever, NCSU Seawolf is in the FINALS!!  With a LOT
> of hard work on vision tracking, calibrating, debugging, and begging
> seawolf to do what we want, Seawolf IV had a phenomenal competition
> run today.  At the end of the day, we found out that we were ranked
> 7th out of the 28 teams.  The top 8 teams made it into the finals this
> year.  This is the first year that our team has made it into finals
> and we are ecstatic.  The final rounds will be webcast (link below).
> We have been tweeting a lot (even while on the dock when the robot is
> in the water).  We would like to thank you all for your support and we
> look forward to some good competition in the finals tomorrow.
>
> Our finals round will be approximately 1:40PM PDT (4:40PM EST).  We
> will be competing directly after Cornell University so the time is
> just an approximate, it may be a little earlier or later.
>
> Robosub website (webcast can be found here): http://robosub.org/
> Blog (with new post): http://blog.ncsurobotics.com/
> Twitter (will be updating throughout the finals):
> http://twitter.com/ncsurobotics/
>
> Go WOLFPACK!
>
> --
> David VanLeeuwen
>