RBNV – Robot Builder’s Night Virtual – 8/05/25

When

• August 5, starting at 7:30 PM Dallas time.
• Robot Builders Night Virtual (RBNV) meets each Tuesday evening.

How

• Join Google Meet https://meet.google.com/mwm-imzg-rss
• Join by phone: (US) +1 470-222-8542 , PIN: 334726924

Why

• Talk robots & related stuff.
• Make it easier for people to attend DPRG remotely.

Agenda

• Round table – everybody spends a couple minutes telling what projects they’re working on.
• Ad-hoc presentations – Whoever would like to show & tell.
• “Stump the club” Challenges – Ask for help if you’ve hit a roadblock in your project. Somebody in the club can probably get you pointed in a good direction – or even arrange a side bar session to help.

Note: We record a video of these sessions and post them on the DPRG YouTube channel. By joining the meeting, you’re giving consent to be included in the recording.

RBNV – Robot Builder’s Night Virtual – 7/29/25

Meeting Video:

Chat Record:  Chat record (PDF)
AI Generated Meeting Summary: Not Yet Available

Star Rewards   (★ = significant robot progress, ⭐ = robot progress and running on floor):
Stars are awarded by group during the meeting.

When
• April 29, starting at 7:30 PM Dallas time.
• Robot Builder’s Night Virtual (RBNV) meets each Tuesday evening.

Moon Day – 7/19/25

DPRG joined with Iron Reign, team 6832 from the Dallas School of Science and Engineering Magnet, and “Carbonated Potato We are Lovejoy Robotics” team 1082E from Lovejoy HS at the Frontiers of Flight Museum’s annual Moon Day event this July 19. The combined demonstrations were pretty impressive.

Note the specially designed tee shirts that Eric Chaney and John Kuhlenschmidt are wearing in this post’s featured image. Eric designed the shirt especially for Moon Day.
This event is a favorite among the members and gives DPRG an opportunity to give back to the community. Everyone had fun.

 

DPRG Visit to RobotLAB – 06/28/25

DPRG Members and friends toured the RobotLAB facility and had a chance to mingle with the robots! They were able to see about 20 different robot types that address different market segments. It was a great opportunity to see a wide variety of real robots that get to be deployed in customer environments. After the tour the group was able to share lunch with the hosts. A good time was had by all!