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A demo, for the purposes of the archive, is a typically (but not necessarily) public demonstration of a team or teams' robots to show off their accomplishments and get the community interested in FIRST. Demonstrations mainly differ from [[Scrimmage|scrimmages]] and [[Offseason|offseasons]] in that they do not | A demo, for the purposes of the archive, is a typically (but not necessarily) public demonstration of a team or teams' robots to show off their accomplishments and get the community interested in FIRST. Demonstrations mainly differ from [[Scrimmage|scrimmages]] and [[Offseason|offseasons]] in that they do not always run complete or traditional matches or follow a structured match schedule like a regular event. Photographs or other materials that are related to a demonstration should be tagged demo. | ||
One early | One early public demonstration with multiple teams and [[Dean Kamen]] himself in attendance was the [[Chicago_Museum_of_Science_and_Industry_demo|1995 Chicago Museum of Science and Industry demonstration]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 23:17, 28 September 2023
A demo, for the purposes of the archive, is a typically (but not necessarily) public demonstration of a team or teams' robots to show off their accomplishments and get the community interested in FIRST. Demonstrations mainly differ from scrimmages and offseasons in that they do not always run complete or traditional matches or follow a structured match schedule like a regular event. Photographs or other materials that are related to a demonstration should be tagged demo.
One early public demonstration with multiple teams and Dean Kamen himself in attendance was the 1995 Chicago Museum of Science and Industry demonstration.