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Hello, my name is Bluejay. I am the main keeper of the archive and I began collecting old robot photos around 2017 when I decided to find out what all of my team's old robots looked like. Learning more about older games and the robots that played them led me to wanting to have a collection of photos of the robots I liked that I could easily look through. I became very interested in the games from the 90s and early 2000s, and am primarily interested in games and robots from 1992 to 2003. | Hello, my name is Bluejay. I am the main keeper of the archive and I began collecting old robot photos around [[2017]] when I decided to find out what all of my team's old robots looked like. Learning more about older games and the robots that played them led me to wanting to have a collection of photos of the robots I liked that I could easily look through. I became very interested in the games from the 90s and early 2000s, and am primarily interested in games and robots from [[1992]] to [[2003]]. | ||
Originally, the photo archive existed on local hard drives in roughly organized folders with some tags added in Windows to make searching slightly easier, but as it grew and I wanted to be able to access it anywhere I set up Shimmie2, an imageboard, to upload and tag and source the photos I was interested in. To have a better way to look through older "bulk data" that is either mostly lost, scattered across the internet (or internet archives), or contained in odd formats or about games that common FRC resources are not set up to handle, I began working on this wiki. I hope you find it useful. | Originally, the photo archive existed on local hard drives in roughly organized folders with some tags added in Windows to make searching slightly easier, but as it grew and I wanted to be able to access it anywhere I set up Shimmie2, an imageboard, to upload and tag and source the photos I was interested in. To have a better way to look through older "bulk data" that is either mostly lost, scattered across the internet (or internet archives), or contained in odd formats or about games that common FRC resources are not set up to handle, I began working on this wiki. I hope you find it useful. | ||
I am an alumni of [[frc818|team 818]] and have mentored FTC and FRC teams as well as CSA'ed and worked on [[Ri3D]] teams. I mentor a number of Detroit-area FRC teams as part of the [[MEZ]] and | I am an alumni of [[frc818|team 818]] and have mentored FTC and FRC teams as well as CSA'ed and worked on [[Ri3D]] teams. I mentor a number of Detroit-area FRC teams as part of the [[MEZ]] and have worked on the [[Everybot]], primarily worked on the documentation and written instructions. | ||
Latest revision as of 13:34, 30 March 2025
Hello, my name is Bluejay. I am the main keeper of the archive and I began collecting old robot photos around 2017 when I decided to find out what all of my team's old robots looked like. Learning more about older games and the robots that played them led me to wanting to have a collection of photos of the robots I liked that I could easily look through. I became very interested in the games from the 90s and early 2000s, and am primarily interested in games and robots from 1992 to 2003.
Originally, the photo archive existed on local hard drives in roughly organized folders with some tags added in Windows to make searching slightly easier, but as it grew and I wanted to be able to access it anywhere I set up Shimmie2, an imageboard, to upload and tag and source the photos I was interested in. To have a better way to look through older "bulk data" that is either mostly lost, scattered across the internet (or internet archives), or contained in odd formats or about games that common FRC resources are not set up to handle, I began working on this wiki. I hope you find it useful.
I am an alumni of team 818 and have mentored FTC and FRC teams as well as CSA'ed and worked on Ri3D teams. I mentor a number of Detroit-area FRC teams as part of the MEZ and have worked on the Everybot, primarily worked on the documentation and written instructions.