World championship robot

Two sentences on the hard constraint this machine had to beat. Size envelope, cycle time, weight, reach, reliability — whatever was genuinely difficult. Not “we had to score points”: the specific limit that shaped the design.

• Subsystem one — what it is, and the mechanism you chose for it.
• Subsystem two — same. Name the part, not the project.
• Subsystem three — the interesting one.

Be specific about your own contribution, and about where it ended and someone else's began — the credits panel says who they were.

Materials, manufacturing, iteration count. Printed vs machined vs off-the-shelf, and why. If you ran an analysis or a test to pick between two options, this is where that goes.

One honest paragraph. What broke, when it broke, what you changed, and what you would do differently now. This is the section recruiters and professors actually stop on — it is the part that cannot be faked. Do not soften it.

Award or outcome — you already have: Worlds, Jemison Division — Inspire 3rd & Finalist Alliance. Add the operational side too: matches played, reliability, ranking.