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<h1 class="no-print">FLL Judging Presentation Script</h1>
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<h2>🎤 Sophie's Parts</h2>

<div class="context label-before">
  <strong>Before you:</strong> Tony — Project Plan
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<div class="script-part">
  <h3>📌 Research — Pastor Raduly Archaeology Presentation</h3>
  <p>Our pastor gave us a presentation to teach us about archaeology. Some things we learned were that Archaeologists use clues to learn about the past, and that they create a grid at the dig site to keep track of where they find artifacts.</p>
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<div class="script-part">
  <h3>📌 Research — Unearthed Career Connections</h3>
  <p>We watched some YouTube videos with interviews with people who work in archaeology. We learned that every day is a new discovery, and that archaeologists are like a detective to learn about the past.</p>
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<div class="context label-after">
  <strong>After you:</strong> Rebecca — Research — Archaeology 101
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<div class="context label-before">
  <strong>Before you:</strong> Tony — Coding Resources
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<div class="script-part">
  <h3>📌 Mission Strategy</h3>
  <p>Our mission strategy was to:</p>
  <ul>
    <li>Complete as many missions as possible</li>
    <li>Choose missions that give the most points</li>
    <li>Choose missions that are the easiest to score</li>
    <li>Only cross the board once</li>
    <li>Complete as many missions with the same attachment as possible</li>
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<div class="context label-after">
  <strong>After you:</strong> Adelaide — Mission Strategy — Qualifier
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<!-- ============ TONY ============ -->
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<h2>🎤 Tony's Parts</h2>

<div class="script-part">
  <h3>📌 Project Plan (Opening)</h3>
  <p>For our project plan, our plan is to meet and exceed every point outlined in the rubric.</p>
  <p>Here are the bullet points from the rubrics that we wanted to meet and exceed, and how we planned to do that. For example…</p>
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<div class="context label-after">
  <strong>After you:</strong> Sophie — Research — Pastor Raduly Archaeology Presentation
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<div class="context label-before">
  <strong>Before you:</strong> Sophie (Research — Unearthed Career Connections) → Rebecca (Research sections) →
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  <h3>📌 Brainstorming</h3>
  <p>Here is our whiteboard where as a team we brainstormed what archaeologists do in purple, problems they have in red, and solutions in blue. We tried to come up with at least one solution for every problem.</p>
  <p>For example, archaeologists dig to uncover artifacts in places like deserts, jungles, or mountains. Problems could include the weather or staying warm or cool. Solutions could be having special shelters, a protection backpack, or weather alerts.</p>
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<div class="script-part">
  <h3>📌 Problem We Chose to Help Solve</h3>
  <p>As a team, we narrowed down our selection to these six solutions. As you can see, on the right is the problem that archaeologists have, and on the left is our solution.</p>
  <p><em>(next slide)</em></p>
  <p>After further research and feedback, we decided to do the protection backpack because it does not exist in this field, and all the other solutions either had problems with them or were already in use.</p>
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<div class="context label-after">
  <strong>After you:</strong> Angelo — Solution Proposal
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<div class="context label-before">
  <strong>Before you:</strong> Maximilian — Sharing — Robotics Night feedback
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<div class="script-part">
  <h3>📌 Manufacturing Feedback</h3>
  <p>We wanted to take our project to the next level and figure out what it would take to manufacture and sell it. We thought it would be similar to a tent, so we got feedback from someone who works at an outdoor company. He said it was a creative idea that has excellent merit, and he told us the types of materials that are used to make tents.</p>
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  <h3>📌 Manufacturing Costs</h3>
  <p>Here is what we would make the backpack out of and estimates of the costs.</p>
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  <h3>📌 Final Product</h3>
  <p>And here is our final product!</p>
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<div class="context label-after">
  <strong>After you:</strong> Angelo — Closing
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<!-- ============ REBECCA ============ -->
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<h2>🎤 Rebecca's Parts</h2>

<div class="context label-before">
  <strong>Before you:</strong> Sophie — Research — Unearthed Career Connections
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<div class="script-part">
  <h3>📌 Research — Archaeology 101</h3>
  <p>In this introduction to Archaeology by the Archaeological Institute of America, we learned that archaeology helps us appreciate our heritage and it talks about the different branches of archaeology.</p>
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<div class="script-part">
  <h3>📌 Research — Florida Division of Historical Resources</h3>
  <p>We learned about how the Florida Division of Historical Resources helps assist in management of cultural state lands and helps preserve artifacts.</p>
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<div class="context label-after">
  <strong>After you:</strong> Tony — Brainstorming
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  <strong>Before you:</strong> Tony — Intro — First Year
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  <h3>📌 Robot Bases</h3>
  <p>We built 4 different robot bases and tested them to find out which one would be best for us.</p>
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<div class="script-part">
  <h3>📌 Testing Results</h3>
  <p>We tested them by having them drive from one side of the robot table to the other and then back, and we measured how far off of the starting position they ended up. These are the results of our testing.</p>
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  <h3>📌 Robot Base Decision</h3>
  <p>We chose the chair bot because it was very accurate, easy to swap attachments, and was pretty small so it could fit in small spaces.</p>
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  <strong>After you:</strong> Angelo — Building Resources — Robot Bases
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<!-- ============ ANGELO ============ -->
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<h2>🎤 Angelo's Parts</h2>

<div class="context label-before">
  <strong>Before you:</strong> Tony — Problem We Chose to Help Solve
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  <h3>📌 Solution Proposal</h3>
  <p>And this is the innovation project that we chose. It's called the protection backpack. And what it does is it extends out a shield to protect you from intense weather conditions like intense heat and rain.</p>
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<div class="context label-after">
  <strong>After you:</strong> Maximilian — First Archaeologist Feedback
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<div class="context label-before">
  <strong>Before you:</strong> Maximilian — Prototype 1
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  <h3>📌 Prototype 2</h3>
  <p>This is a new and improved version of the protection backpack. It is made out of PVC pipe and a shower curtain. At the mock dig we figured out that it works well in the heat and the rain.</p>
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<div class="script-part">
  <h3>📌 Prototype 2 — Updated Version</h3>
  <p>And at the mock dig we figured out that the sides would flap, so we added two PVC pipe beams so it doesn't flap anymore, and they can extend out to cover the person from the sun more.</p>
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  <h3>📌 Prototype 2 — Comparison of Prototypes</h3>
  <p>And these are the three different versions of the protection backpack. The original version was hitting the top and back of my head, and it only had a simple strap around my waist. So at the mock dig we made it to where it would not hit the top or back of my head. And the newest and improved versions of the protection backpack, like I told you, the beams extend out to protect you from the sun. It also has a buckle so it is more reliable and doesn't fall off.</p>
  <p>And this is how it looks like when you're digging.</p>
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<div class="context label-after">
  <strong>After you:</strong> Christopher — Sharing — At Churches
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<div class="context label-before">
  <strong>Before you:</strong> Rebecca — Robot Base Decision
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<div class="script-part">
  <h3>📌 Building Resources — Robot Bases</h3>
  <p>Here are some building resources we used. We got the robot base designs we tested from the Spike Prime software, a website called FLL Tutorials, and from our coach.</p>
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<div class="context label-after">
  <strong>After you:</strong> Christopher — Building Resources — Lego Building
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<div class="context label-before">
  <strong>Before you:</strong> Christopher — Forge Attachment
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  <h3>📌 Surface Brushing / Maps Attachment</h3>
  <p>This attachment completes the Surface Brushing and map reveal missions. It is a big improvement over what we had for the qualifier tournament, where we used two separate runs to score 40 points from those missions. This attachment scores all 60 points in one run. It features the one-way door design that we learned from that YouTube video to pick up the map piece.</p>
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<div class="context label-after">
  <strong>After you:</strong> Christopher — Minecart/Statue Attachments
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<!-- ============ MAXIMILIAN ============ -->
<div class="person-section" id="maximilian">
<h2>🎤 Maximilian's Parts</h2>

<div class="context label-before">
  <strong>Before you:</strong> Angelo — Solution Proposal
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<div class="script-part">
  <h3>📌 First Archaeologist Feedback</h3>
  <p>We got feedback from three different archaeologists.</p>
  <p>The first one said the backpack sounds useful, just try making it lightweight, since archaeologists have to walk a lot and carry other tools.</p>
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<div class="script-part">
  <h3>📌 Second Archaeologist Feedback</h3>
  <p>The second archaeologist also said the backpack sounds very useful, just try putting extra storage so there's more room for extra tools. She also said she would love it and thought it would be incredibly helpful.</p>
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<div class="context label-after">
  <strong>After you:</strong> Christopher — Third Archaeologist Feedback
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<div class="context label-before">
  <strong>Before you:</strong> Adelaide — Mock Archaeology Dig
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  <h3>📌 Prototype 1</h3>
  <p>This is a simple model of the protection backpack made out of an umbrella and a small lightweight backpack. When we tested it out in the dig we found out that it does not work well in the rain because it leaks water off the top into the dig area and also on to the person's back.</p>
  <p>It works well in the heat, and you can take it off and set it next to you for shade.</p>
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<div class="context label-after">
  <strong>After you:</strong> Angelo — Prototype 2
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<div class="context label-before">
  <strong>Before you:</strong> Christopher — Sharing — At Churches
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<div class="script-part">
  <h3>📌 Sharing — Robotics Night</h3>
  <p>We had a robotics night at our school and we got some feedback from people.</p>
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<div class="script-part">
  <h3>📌 Sharing — Robotics Night Feedback</h3>
  <p>Some of the feedback was to try making the backpack have clear sides so you can see your surroundings for safety. And maybe have it tinted to protect from the sun. Also try putting an ice pack in the backpack to keep you cool, and have a portable water bottle so you can sip water while you work.</p>
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<div class="context label-after">
  <strong>After you:</strong> Tony — Manufacturing Feedback
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<!-- ============ CHRISTOPHER ============ -->
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<h2>🎤 Christopher's Parts</h2>

<div class="context label-before">
  <strong>Before you:</strong> Maximilian — Second Archaeologist Feedback
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<div class="script-part">
  <h3>📌 Third Archaeologist Feedback</h3>
  <p>Our third archaeologist said the protection backpack is a good idea. She said it's important to keep people dry because soggy and wet clothes mean a soggy and uncomfortable archaeologist who can't work as long as they were planning.</p>
</div>

<div class="script-part">
  <h3>📌 Key Takeaways from Feedback</h3>
  <ul>
    <li>Make backpack lightweight</li>
    <li>Does it have room for additional storage?</li>
    <li>Can you easily see your surroundings?</li>
  </ul>
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<div class="context label-after">
  <strong>After you:</strong> Adelaide — Mock Archaeology Dig
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<div class="context label-before">
  <strong>Before you:</strong> Angelo — Prototype 2 — Comparison of Prototypes
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<div class="script-part">
  <h3>📌 Sharing — At Churches</h3>
  <p>We also shared our solution with a wider community base by doing a presentation at 3 different churches.</p>
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<div class="context label-after">
  <strong>After you:</strong> Maximilian — Sharing — Robotics Night
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<div class="context label-before">
  <strong>Before you:</strong> Angelo — Building Resources — Robot Bases
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<div class="script-part">
  <h3>📌 Building Resources — Lego Building</h3>
  <p>We learned how to make a one-way door from this YouTube video and used the design in two of our attachments. We also learned some other building techniques from these two books.</p>
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<div class="context label-after">
  <strong>After you:</strong> Tony — Coding Resources
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<div class="context label-before">
  <strong>Before you:</strong> Adelaide — Mission Strategy — Championship
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<div class="script-part">
  <h3>📌 Forge Attachment</h3>
  <p>This is our attachment for our first run. It has this bar which releases the ore blocks from the forge and flips the floor upright on "Who Lived Here?". Originally we were having problems where if we weren't aligned perfectly the bar would run into the silo mission, or we'd miss completing the other missions. So we made a bar which can swing in and out via an attachment motor, so we drive past the silo and then open it up to complete the missions.</p>
  <p>This attachment also features a one-way door to complete the "Tip the scales" mission.</p>
</div>

<div class="context label-after">
  <strong>After you:</strong> Angelo — Surface Brushing / Maps Attachment
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<div class="context label-before">
  <strong>Before you:</strong> Angelo — Surface Brushing / Maps Attachment
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<div class="script-part">
  <h3>📌 Minecart/Statue Attachments</h3>
  <p>This attachment lifts the minecart and the statue missions. We use two L shaped beams to lower the end of it so that it has a better angle to get under the statue. The sharper edge of this angled plate also helps with that. Originally, the attachment only sat on top of one of our attachment motors. But we found that sometimes we would forget and put it on the wrong motor, so we added these other frames so it sits on both motors and you can't mess it up.</p>
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<div class="script-part">
  <h3>📌 Angler Artifacts Attachments</h3>
  <p>This is our most recent attachment. It went through several iterations and we think it's pretty innovative. You can raise the chest on the angler artifacts by pushing this lever repeatedly. However, that can be slow. So this attachment spins this gear directly which is much faster.</p>
  <p>Originally we had these gears coming out of the side of our robot. That made it difficult for the robot to maneuver into the right position. We realized we could apply a technique we learned from the LEGO Technic building books to change the angle of the axle with the gear on it. That was an improvement, but eventually we realized it would be even better if the axle came out of the front of the robot instead of the side. And finally, the gears would sometimes slip, so we found that using this rubber wheel actually made better contact and spun the gear on the mission model a lot better.</p>
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<div class="context label-after">
  <strong>After you:</strong> Tony — Coding Plan (shared with Angelo)
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<!-- ============ ADELAIDE ============ -->
<div class="person-section" id="adelaide">
<h2>🎤 Adelaide's Parts</h2>

<div class="context label-before">
  <strong>Before you:</strong> Christopher — Key Takeaways from Feedback
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<div class="script-part">
  <h3>📌 Mock Archaeology Dig</h3>
  <p>We did a mock archaeology dig to test our prototypes.</p>
  <p>We prepared the area and marked out a grid.</p>
  <p>It rained during the dig so we got to test out our prototype in heavy rain as well as the hot sun.</p>
  <p>Here are some pictures of the dig.</p>
  <p>We used shovels, trowels, and brushes to uncover artifacts and categorized them into 3 categories: Trash, Rocks, or Other.</p>
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<div class="context label-after">
  <strong>After you:</strong> Maximilian — Prototype 1
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<div class="context label-before">
  <strong>Before you:</strong> Sophie — Mission Strategy
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<div class="script-part">
  <h3>📌 Mission Strategy — Qualifier</h3>
  <p>Here's how we applied our mission strategy for the qualifier tournament. This first run on the right scores 100 points from 4 different missions. We crossed the board once and also did a lot of missions on the left side.</p>
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<div class="script-part">
  <h3>📌 Mission Strategy — Championship</h3>
  <p>And here's how we improved our runs for this tournament. We've combined two of the runs we had on the left side into one and are also scoring 10 more points than we were from those missions. We've also made our runs more reliable and added more runs or improved existing ones to score more points.</p>
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  <strong>After you:</strong> Christopher — Forge Attachment
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