Students from South Labs narrowly defeated students from the North Labs on April 13th. The results for each of the activities are listed below:
Join us next year for another showdown!
TRGS hosted a demo on computer vision for UT’s STEM Girl Day! There were many children (and parents) who came by to learn about the use of computer vision with robots. Participants could hold objects up to a webcam and see if the Python algorithm correctly identified the items.
TRGS got spooky with Trick-or-Treating this Fall. Our treats — candy. The tricks — awesome submissions to the robot costume contest. See y’all next year!
1st Place – How to Pay off Med School Debt by Sheela and Jeff from ARTS (red tube man)
2nd Place – Dobby (Spooky Version) by Diana, Carson, Asha, and Geethika from LWR (ghost)
3rd Place – Mada(nota)gascar by Caleb, Kevin, Ithza, Daniel, and Christina from NRG (giraffe)
Thank you to everyone who joined us at the IM Fields for our Spring picnic! The rain played a belated April Fools’ joke and threatened us with cloudy skies but thankfully never materialized. TRGS members played games (soccer, volleyball, spikeball, and cornhole), ate food, and grabbed some awesome burnt orange TRGS shirts. See you at the next one!
TRGS is a finalist for the university’s Swing Out Awards: awards for student organizations “that have demonstrated excellence in leadership on campus.” Check back in after April 18 to see if TRGS wins Best Graduate Organization!!!
STEM Girl Day allows young girls to explore STEM activities with STEM members from UT. TRGS supported Texas Robotics in tours, demos, and a robot building activity.
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