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Progress!


The team finished the unistrut attachment for the SLED.

Ben, Matt, and Edward have started assembling the frame of the SLED.

Morgan and Laura worked on Blogging.

Zach, Sam, and Hunter worked on coding to figure out when and how the SLED would launch.


Initial coding!  How can we use the Arduino commands to launch this puck at the right time??

Here Morgan and Zachary try to sort out the coding.



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