34459 Curtis Blvd, Eastlake, OH 44095

34459 Curtis Blvd, Eastlake, OH 44095
Phone: 440.946.8171
Fax:
440.946.1197
Owner: Mike Watts
Contact:
Rich Peterson
[email protected]
Astro is an ISO-9001:2008 certified, full-service, 5 division custom contract manufacturing
company providing manufacturing services to over 200 customers nationwide each year.
Astro employs nearly 300 people in northeastern Ohio.
Astro is one of the primary sponsors in the RoboBot Competition, providing engineering and
manufacturing guidance and support to the STEEL RAPTORS student team from Lake
Catholic High School. Secondary sponsorship for this competition was provided to Astro
and the Lake Catholic team by Tendon Manufacturing in Warrensville Heights.
Typical positions held at Astro Manufacturing & Design –
Manual Machinists
CNC Machinists/Programmers
CNC Grinders
Paint Preparation/Masking Personnel
Spray Painters
Electrical & Mechanical Design Engineers
Shipping & Receiving
Electrical Cable/Harness Assemblers
Expeditors
Electrical & Mechanical Assemblers
Welders
Sheet Metal Fabricators
Punch Press Operator
Laser & Water Jet Operations/Programmers
Quality Inspectors
Manufacturing Engineers
Quality Engineers
Plastic Vacuum Forming Operators
Laser Engravers
Plastic Assembly and Trim Technicians
Production Supervisors
Project Managers
Electrical Discharge Machining (ED) Machinist/Programmers
Management, Finance, Sales, and HR Positions
Job Skills Attached to Building of the Robot –
Teamwork
Machining
Welding
Assembly & Test
Engineering Concept Work
Engineering Design Work
Fabrication
Quality Assurance
Astro Support Team –
Rick Gyure – Project Manager
Eric Weaver – Engineering Manager
Anthony Carter – Mechanical Engineer
Bob Dietz – Machinist
Lake Catholic Team - STEEL RAPTORS
MESSAGE TO THE TEAM –
Best of luck to the Lake Catholic Steel Raptors team. It
has been great working with you on the robot.
4590 Beidler Road
Willoughby, OH 44094
Phone: 440.946.1770
Fax : 440.946.1789
President: C. Andrew McCartney
www.bowdenmfg.com
Bowden is an AS9100 certified job shop manufacturer of CNC machined parts.
We manufacture quality turned and milled parts in various metals and plastics.
Other services include wire EDM, assembly, and laser engraving. Bowden
employees 80+ individuals with varying skill levels.
Bowden Support Team Kevin Kunzman – Engineer
Jim Wiggins – Team Leader Lathe Department
Joyce Donnelly – Team Leader Mill Department
Carl DeFilippo – Lead Setup Mill Department
Dave Carter – Team Leader 2nd Shift
Joe Motusic – CNC Machinist
Job Skills attached to building the Robot Skills involved in building robot include design, cad drawing, part
programming, CNC machining, quality control, and assembly.
Eastlake North Team – “RangerBot Destroyer”
MESSAGE TO THE TEAM
Let’s go get them! We are all winners as we have all
learned from the experience.
8507 Tyler Blvd., Mentor, OH 44060
Phone:
440.255.1793
Fax:
440.255-4162
President:
Tom Wheeler
www.componentrepair.com
Component Repair Technologies, Inc. (CRT) is an FAA Certificated Repair Station.
We repair turbine engine components for airlines and engine shops from around the
world. Repair work requires a high level of individual skill and is a rewarding career.
We currently employ about 350 people. Our employees are highly skilled
machinists, welders, inspectors, NDT technicians, platers, thermal spray
technicians, shot peen technicians, and repair development engineers, to name a
few of our many career categories. Certifications required include various industry
certifications, journeyman certifications, and college degrees in technical and
engineering fields.
Job Skills Attached to Building of the Robot –
Design & mechanical engineering skills
Project management skills
Drafting & Design Skills
Shop Skills – Machining and design
Component Repair Technologies personnel involved in the RoboBot project –
Carl Fechko, Product Support, Engineer Supervisor – CRT RoboBot Team Leader
Dave Papania, Product Support Engineer – CRT RoboBot Team Leader
Pat Longano, Drafter
Raymond Wetzel, Engineering Co-Op
John Morgan, Toolmaker
Greg Ubic, Toolmaker
Scott Fyffe, Toolmaker
Jennifer Weinbrecht,
Madison High School Team – DEVIL DOGS
Madison High School Team – ALUMINUM FALCONS
1340 E. 222nd Street, Euclid, OH
Phone:
216.481.8444
President:
John Vanas
www.euclidheattreating.com
The Euclid Heat Treating Company was established in 1945 in a garage building at 1408 E.
222nd St. with salt furnaces and open fired furnaces. Over the past 54 years we have
expanded to include endothermic atmosphere furnaces, an entire building devoted to
induction hardening, an array of vacuum furnaces including a vacuum oil quench and a
V.F.S. 10 bar furnace, pit furnaces, and much more.
In 2008, Euclid Heat Treating embarked on an expansion of our Induction Division. To
facilitate this expansion, we relocated and expanded our offices and training facility to a
neighboring building at 1340 E. 222nd St. This allowed us to tear down existing offices that
were built into the production area of our Induction facility. We gained 2,000 square feet of
additional space. In addition to expanding floor space, newly purchased induction equipment
includes a new dual scanner with a 150 KW 3- 10 KC power source and a 150 KW 3-10 KC
power source for a multiple use station. A 300KW 3-10 KC Tocco unit is being installed to
replace one of our original motor generator power sources.
Other new services we offer include Intensive Quenching, eddy current inspection,
dimensional inspection and custom packaging and shipping.
The continual investment in new equipment and technologies will help The Euclid Heat
Treating Company maintain its position as the most diversified commercial heat treating
company in Northeastern Ohio.
Euclid Heat Treating Personnel involved in Robot Project John E. Vanas – COMPANY COORDINATOR
Cleveland Heights High School Team – DIZZ*ONSEQUENCES (Disastrous
Consequences)
Yvonne Schiffer – COACH/TEACHER
7219 Commerce Drive, Mentor, OH 44060
Phone:
440.951.8411
Fax:
440.951.7255
President:
Kevin Johnson
www.fisicherspecialtooling.com
Fischer Special Tooling is dedicated to providing the highest precision carbide
tooling for the most demanding applications. Manufactured to your specific
requirements, this high performance tooling can produce machined parts to
tolerances less than 5 micron (.0002”) and deliver it with less tooling changes and
downtime. Count on Fischer Special Tooling for the most precise, most repeatable
and longest lasting tooling for your operations.
Fischer Special Tooling is a secondary sponsor along with primary sponsor, RollKraft for the Kirtland High School “Swaggernauts”.
Typical positions held at Fischer Special Tooling -
Toolmakers – NIMS Level II Machinist certification
Engineering/Quality Manager – Engineering Degree (or equivalent manufacturing
experience)
Production Manager – Engineering Degree (or equivalent manufacturing
experience)
Skills used in providing assistance for the RoboBot team –
Evaluation of the various design concepts
Consideration of key concepts in all aspects of the future robot’s performance
MESSAGE TO THE TEAM –
“Attention Swaggernauts –
Great job working together with such enthusiasm throughout this
project!
Helmets off to Roll-Kraft for providing excellent coaches and the
facility and resources to give the Kirtland kids a truly World Class
manufacturing experience.
Now let’s kick some bot!!!
7911 Enterprise Drive, Mentor, OH
Phone:
440.951.5200
Fax:
440.951.5840
President:
Roger Sustar
www.fredon.com
Fredon Corporation, celebrating 41 years in business in 2010, offers complete
manufacturing solutions for precision machining needs. Precision parts are manufactured to
the customer’s specifications – each project is unique in material, size and quantity. Fredon
also works with customers and their engineers to produce prototype parts. Difficult and
challenging projects are welcomed. Problem projects are seen as opportunities to show
customers Fredon’s expertise and quality.
Fredon Corporation serves customers in the aerospace, electronics, machinery and
equipment, medical, nuclear and transportation industries.
We enjoyed working with the students from Riverside. They are a great bunch of kids –
bright, energetic, and motivated. We hope they learned a lot about how the manufacturing
process works and hope they can use these skills in the future! The kids have a terrific
instructor in Jason Coleman; he’s a valuable asset to the Riverside School District. Jason
kept the group excited about what they were learning. He constantly expresses his gratitude
to the entire Fredon team for giving his students the opportunity to be a part of the first year
of the AWT RoboBots. His enthusiasm is contagious!
Fredon personnel involved in RoboBot project –
Rich Ditto – Vice President, Operations
Matt Turner, Machinist
Scott Rebec, Machinist
Job Skills Attached to Building the Robot –
The students on the Riverside Rampage team learned about safety in a manufacturing
environment, how to operate a vertical mill and identify the different bits used in it, how to
read and use blueprints, how to work a band saw, learned the basics of Surf Cam, applied
math skills they have learned in school and had the opportunity to watch Fredon employees
using various CNC equipment.
MESSAGE TO THE TEAM –
“Good Luck, Riverside Rampage!!”
15700 Waterloo Road, Cleveland
Phone:
216.486.5540
Fax:
216.481.6193
President:
Jack Schron
www.jergensinc.com
Jergens Inc. was founded in 1942 by Jack Schron, Sr., and his father, Christy, originally
under the name Glenn Tool and Manufacturing. In response to the needs of wartime
production, they began to manufacture standard components in the building next door, with
the goal of helping American Manufacturers operate quickly and more efficiently. “The
Standard Components with the Highest Standards” became this new company’s founding
philosophy, and it put Jergens, Inc. on the forefront of the “lean manufacturing” movement
before anyone even thought to put those two words together.
Over time the company has expanded into three distinct divisions including the Tooling
Components Division (TCD), Jergens Industrial Supply (JIS), and the ASG Group. We
manufacturing over 80% of what we sell right here in our 130,000 sq. ft. Cleveland, OH
facility, guaranteeing you high quality, competitive pricing and immediate availability (or fast
turnaround times on special items). We are one of the biggest users of our own products and
can set up lean cells to accommodate lot sizes from 1 to 10,000, thanks to our own tooling
components and engineered products like the Ball Lock™and the Zero.Point System.
Jergens Support Team –
Darel Taylor, Engineering Manager
Zak Kudrna, Engineering Co-op – 3D Models and design
Steve Rohaley, Production Supervisor – coordinating and machining parts
Gregory Fedorowicz, Tool Room Machinist – Manufacturing parts
Tom Bonfich, Tool Maker – Manufacturing parts
Roger Ruthenberg, Maintenance Technician – Assembly support
Cezary Bartnicki, Programmer – created CNC programs from 3D models to machine
parts
MESSAGE TO THE TEAM -
Special thanks to Mike Prochaska and the students of the Lakeland
Community College team for their tireless efforts in bringing the “OmniBot”
to life. We hope you learned as much from us as we did from you.
8901 Tyler Blvd., Mentor, OH 44060
Phone:
440.205.3100
Fax:
440.205.3110
President:
Chuck Gehrisch
www.roll-kraft.com
Roll-Kraft is recognized worldwide as a leading
manufacturer of tooling for the tube and pipe roll forming
industries. The Company has been in business since
1963. The custom-designed tooling produced by RollKraft is used in a wide variety of fields, including
construction, roof and siding products, furniture, wire,
rack systems, automotive, highway, HVAC, appliances, and many others. Its Company headquarters
are located in Mentor, Ohio, with additional facilities positioned in Frankfort, Illinois (Roll-Kraft
Northern), and Ontario, Canada (Roll-Kraft Ltd.).
Typical positions and skills/certifications necessary for those positions at Roll-Kraft
Machine operators – basic math, blueprint reading
Engineering – AutoCAD, engineering design experience
Sales – previous experience in industrial sales and/or marketing
Accounting/Finance – Bachelor of Science in Accounting or Finance
Information Technology – certifications in information technology systems and/or
Network administration
Job Skills attached to building the RoboBot – (60 hours)
Creativity and Innovation – Operation of saw, milling, wire EDM, and lathe machinery Troubleshooting –
Engineering: Knowledge of AutoCAD and design – draw and design
Electrical: Basic wiring concepts – assemble and electrically wire parts and components
Machining: Ability to read blueprints/math/Master Cam programming
Teamwork
Research & development –
Each member of the group participated in brainstorming to identify the best ideas for the
design of the robot. Once the final concept was decided, the students used AutoCAD software to
create a drawing and make blueprints for the individual pieces of the robot. Careful attention was given
to the weight of the robot by using a weight calculator to monitor each step of the process and to be
sure the robot met the requirements of the competition.
Fabrication –
Each piece of the robot was made using a combination of engineering and manufacturing
equipment and machinery. The students used Master Cam software to crate profiles of the pieces.
They then used a Wire EDM machine to cut the shapes out of bar stock and sheet metal. From there,
the pieces went to the mill, which cut the mounting holes and windows in each piece. After each
process, the pieces were inspected to maintain accuracy. Upon completion, the pieces were
assembled and tested.
Roll-Kraft Support Team –
Ken Platt – CNC Machinist
Tony Balazic, Jr. – CNC Machinist
Tim Jerew – Design Engineer
Kirtland High School Team – “Swaggernauts”
Message to the Team –
“Good luck Swaggernauts from all your friends at Roll-Kraft”
20805 Aurora Road, Cleveland, OH
Phone:
216.663.3200
Fax:
216.663.6464
Owner:
Mike Gordon
Tendon Manufacturing began operation in 1988 as a highly diversified metal
fabrication operation. We are a full service, single source solution, for all your metal
fabrication needs. Our 36,000 square foot facility is located in Cleveland, Ohio
where we serve a variety of industries including test and measurement, networking,
aerospace, medical, and an array of industrial customers.
Our staff is dedicated to providing you high quality parts at competitive prices. Let
us show you how we can efficiently get your product to market fast by employing the
use of our state-of-the-art CNC equipment, powder paint line, or our in-house silk
screening department.
Our customers have found our design capabilities a very effective solution for
handling those projects that never get the required resources to get off the ground.
Our separate, flexible prototype cells can provide you with an off-line solution or a
short production run to meet your manufacturing requirements.
Since 1988 there have been many changes in the metal fabrication industry. Some
things never change; our focus continues to be, to provide excellent service,
competitive pricing, and quality products to our customers.
Tendon manufacturing has been involved in the AWT program since its inception in
2002.
Tendon Manufacturing is a Secondary Sponsor for the Astro Manufacturing &
Design/Lake Catholic High School “Steel Raptors” Team.
9470 Pinecone Drive, Mentor OH
Phone:
440.951.8700
Fax:
440.354-8989
President:
Mike Campbell
Trust Technologies is a manufacturer of precision components servicing the
aerospace, transportation and industrial gas turbine markets.
Trust Technologies Support Team –
Roy Osolin – Process Engineer
Brian Fakler
Job Skills Attached to Building of the Robot –
The primary job skills were utilizing CAD and CAM software that designed models
and fixtures and developed programs for machine tools to manufacture the
components of the robot.
Madison High School Team – Team Fighting Mongoose
MESSAGE TO THE TEAM –
Trust Technologies congratulates Madison High School’s
robot team for its hard work and determination in successfully
designing and building a robot for the competition.
Wiseco Piston Co./PMI/Dover
7201 Industrial Park, Mentor, OH
Phone:
440.951.6600
Director of Ops:
Kevin Clinton
www.wiseco.com
Wiseco’s corporate headquarters in Mentor, Ohio, boasts of over 150,000 square
feet of state-of-the art forging and CNC machining equipment. Wiseco also has fully
stocked, strategically located distribution centers within Canada and Europe to
serve markets all over the world.
With our coast to coast domestic distribution system and international customers in
Europe, South America, Africa, Australia, Asia, Wiseco is the world leader in the
manufacturing of hi-performance, forged pistons for the snowmobile, motorcycle,
ATV, personal watercraft, outboard marine and automotive markets.
Wiseco engineers utilize the latest in 3D design and finite element modeling
software to ensure every Wiseco design is developed to provide the greatest
strength and lightest weight for each application. Our in-house Dyno facility,
equipped with the latest technology, along with our field-testing network, insure that
our products meet the expectations of the demanding motor sports industry.
The name Wiseco has become synonymous with pistons, especially pistons for offroad racing and riding.
Wiseco Support Team for RoboBot –
Joe Hughes – Engineering Manager
Victor Enriquez – Continuous Improvement Manager
John Holan – Team Leader Tool Room
Make Harkleroad – Quality Technician
Mentor High School Team for the “Piston Pounders” –
MESSAGE TO THE TEAM –
Great job Mentor team – the Wiseco team really enjoyed
working with you. “Go Get Them” Team Mentor!!
Cleveland Heights High
13262 Cedar Road
Cleveland Hgts., OH
Phone:
216.371.7101
Fax:
216.371.6506
Cleveland Heights High School has a long history of excellence - in 2007 the 100th
graduating class received their diplomas. The district is building on that record but
we are keenly aware that the world is rapidly changing. To prepare our students for
college, citizenship and work in a global economy, we are working to make the
education that students receive today relevant to their needs and goals.
In 2004 the school began the transformation to five small schools, each housed in a
different wing of the building. This structural change makes it easier for staff to
know students and to help each student reach their potential.
It also began a change in the professional life of teachers, encouraging more
professional collaboration with a focus on teaching practice. Teachers meet
regularly to discuss teaching methods and to share best practices. Data from formal
and informal assessments are used to adjust instruction to meet the needs of
students.
Our goal is to develop students that can think critically, possess decision making
skills, work collaboratively and apply knowledge.
“DIZZ*ONSEQUENCES” (Disastrous Consequences)
Yvonne Schiffer – TEACHER/COACH
David Schlellenberg – CAPTAIN
Alex Fiala
Michael Pecoraro
Industry Mentor is Julie Hildebran with Ben Venue Laboratories
Sponsoring Company –
Euclid Heat Treating
EASTLAKE NORTH HIGH SCHOOL
34041 Stevens Blvd., Eastlake, OH
Phone:
440.975.3666
Principal:
Jennifer Chauby
www.weschools.org/North
“ROBO RANGERS”
Christine Tomb – COACH/ADVISOR
Ryan Killian – CAPTAIN
Daniel Cunningham
Tom Gallagher
Gregg Hoberney
Sponsoring Company –
BOWDEN MANUFACTURING
Overview of the Project –
This is our first year in the RoboBot Competition. Our main goal was to manufacture
a robot that had good maneuverability, with an offensive weapon that would cause
damage to the competition. We used a third wheel caster design with a horizontal
blade design. We believe with that approach – the robot will be able to give a
challenge to the competition.
MESSAGE FROM THE TEAM –
We would like to thank Bowden Manufacturing for all
their time, supplies and guidance through this grueling
process of design and manufacturing of the robot. Thanks
to all our parents for their support. Our robot was a joint
venture of team work, creativity and hard work for our very
small but dedicated team.
KIRTLAND HIGH SCHOOL
9150 Chillicothe Road
Kirtland, OH 44094
Phone:
440.256.3366
Fax:
440.256.1042
Principal: Matt Paul, Interim
Superintendent: Dr. Stephen Young
“SWAGGERNAUTS”
John Scott – COACH/ADVISOR
Karl Shiffler -CAPTAIN
Michael Mlakar
Brian Neibecker
Nick Montoni
Matthew McClendon
Andrew Burris
Kris Kehres
Kevin Sohngen
Philip Cunningham
Tudor Donca
Sponsoring Companies –
ROLL-KRAFT, 8901 Tyler Blvd., Mentor, OH
Secondary Sponsor –
Fischer Special Tooling, 7219 Commerce Drive, Mentor, OH
LAKE CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL
6733 Reynolds Road
Mentor, OH 44060
Phone:
440.578.1020
Fax:
440.974-9087
President: Mr. Sal Miroglotta
Principal:
Mr. Rick Koenig
www.lakecatholic.org
“STEEL RAPTORS”
Pauline Cheeseman – COACH/ADVISOR
Jimmy Maganja – CAPTAIN
Andrew Getsy
Alex Myers
Charles McVey
Craig Vargo
Sponsoring Company –
ASTRO MANUFACTURING & DESIGN
34459 Curtis Blvd., Eastlake, OH
Project Overview –
The team met with the Astro Engineers weekly from November through April
and logged more than 60 hours on the project. Many skills were learned by the
Lake Catholic robotics team throughout the course of their meetings at Astro
Manufacturing. Some of these skills include using the manufacturing process,
teamwork in a manufacturing setting, knowledge and use of tools and machines,
knowledge of different materials and electrical components, real-life application of
concepts learned in physics and, last but not least, safety in a dangerous
environment.
MESSAGE TO THE TEAM –
“Thank you for all your hard work and dedication. Good Luck in the
Competition!”
Mentor High School
6029 Hopkins Rd., Mentor, OH
Phone: 440.974.5300
Fax:
440.974-5216
Superintendent: Dr. J. Hoynes
Principal:
Joseph Spiccia
“PISTON POUNDERS”
Joseph M. Udovic – COACH/ADVISOR
Staton Tatterson – CAPTAIN
Nathan Palsa
Ryan Luzar
Bill O’Donnell
Sponsoring Company –
WISECO PISTON CO.
7201 Industrial Park Blvd., Mentor, OH
Project Overview –
The team met on Wednesdays and Saturdays at WISECO. We comprised our
meetings with invention, design, engineering and manufacturing disciplines in mind. Team
members were engaged in hands-on design activities that would make our RoboBot rugged,
lightweight and destructive to the competition. Adult mentors, engineers and technicians
helped the team along in the learning of mechanical, electrical, and communication skills
that would make our RoboBot up to the challenge. The positive overall impact of the
partnership between WISECO and Mentor High School teenagers made clear the importance
of investing in a skilled and innovative future workforce.
MESSAGE TO THE TEAM –
“Good Luck and Congratulations – Crush the Competition. Mentor High
School is proud of its team and its partnership with Wiseco.”
LAKE SHORE COMPACT
The Lake Shore Compact is a consortium of four local school districts offering
interdistrict Career-Technical and College Tech Prep programs to eligible students.
The Compact includes Mentor, Willoughby-Eastlake, Wickliffe, and Euclid Schools.
All enrolled career-technical students earn high school credits toward graduation
from their home schools.
Lakeland Community College is one site that offers College Tech Prep training for
the compact in four technical areas: CAD Engineering, Computer Information
Systems, Construction Management, and Information Technology Services. At
Lakeland, students enter the tech prep curriculum in one of these four technical
fields that students can select for their junior and senior year of high school. It
blends academic course work to prepare for college and high tech applied learning
in a technical field in which the student is interested. Students are eligible to earn
college credit for their high school course work for free and can continue their
education through an Associates Degree and beyond.
Project Overview –
Mike Prochaska, Engineering Lab Technician at Lakeland has 9 juniors in his
Tech Prep CAD/ET program at Lakeland that are competing in the robobot
competition as the Lake Shore Compact team. The industry partner is Jergens and
Darel Taylor has been the “go to” person at Jergens for the team. The students have
been working on the robot after school 2-3 days a week for the past 2 months at
Jergens as well as having weekly meetings during class at Lakeland.
During these initial meetings we assembled the robot kit, wired the
electronics, brainstormed for several weeks on weapon designs, modifications to
the basic chassis, the 15 pound weight limit as well as many other items related to
the competition rules and surviving to the final rounds. While working at Jergens
the team has been involved a lot with the design, assembly, and testing of the robot.
Early designs created from cardboard mock-ups evolved into prototypes out of
aluminum and then our final robot.
The students have been extremely enthusiastic about the competition and are
really looking forward to April 30th.
“OmniBot” Team –
Che’ Pitts – CAPTAIN
Zach Ellis
Jack Follet
Evan Sokalski
Noah Treleven
Cyle Hesser
Armen Treyesen
Ryan Ponsart
Jesse Jeavons
Rich Basinski - Faculty Coach/Advisor
“SKYNET” – T-888 Robot
Joseph F. Brager
David L. Lemr
William R. Nelson
Dale R. Sly
“THE A-TEAM” – The Dream Machine Robot
Jared K. Hitchcock
Daniel R. Ristau
Gregory J. Turkall
Left to right – Team SKYNET: David Lemr, Joseph Brager, William Nelson, Rich
Basinski, Dale R. Sly and The A-Team: Gregory Turkall, Daniel Ristau, Jared
Hitchcock
MADISON HIGH SCHOOL
3100 Burns Road, Madison, OH
Phone:
440.428.2161
Principal:
William Fisher, Jr.
“DEVIL DOGS”
Dean Wadd – COACH/ADVISOR
Zach Wilkeie – CAPTAIN
Justin Hammie
Robert Kish
Chris Waldron
Sponsoring Company –
COMPONENT REPAIR TECHNOLGIES
“ALUMINUM FALCON”
Dean Wadd – COACH/ADVISOR
Jeremy Childers – CAPTAIN
Jacob Davis
Matt Gain
Chris Price
Luaden Sullivan
Cory Sutyak
Sponsoring Company –
COMPONENT REPAIR TECHNOLOGIES
“TEAM FIGHTING MONGOOSE”
William Fisher – COACH/ADVISOR
Cooper Legeza – CAPTAIN
Jessica Brooks
Jakob Cole
Bridger Hahn
Jamie Lemon
Steven McGee
Sponsoring Company –
TRUST TECHNOLOGIES – THE KILROY COMPANY
RIVERSIDE HIGH SCHOOL
585 Riverside Drive, Painesville
Phone:
440.352.3341 x 701
“RIVERSIDE RAMPAGE” - Robot - Stingray
JASON COLEMAN – COACH/FACULTY
Joel Fanti – CAPTAIN
Cristian Coyne
Cameron Ellis
Ryan Pearce
Mitch Diemert
Jason Elsner
Kristina Reese
Chris Sustar
Jose Llamas
Josh Leutwyler
Scott Rebec
Matt Turner
The Riverside Rampage is gearing up for battle! Our team is made up of 10 very diverse
students with a wide range of interests and skills. Through this amazing process, they have
learned to work together as a team unified with one specific goal: to crush the competition.
From sketches and SolidWorks drawings to models and prototypes, our team has literally
built our robot from the ground up. Intense teamwork and cooperation fueled by our team’s
creativity and desire to win, have led us to this day.
With the help of Fredon, our partner and sponsor, our students have learned a great deal
about manufacturing and machining. They have had the opportunity to un manual and CNC
lathes and mills, select materials, set up tooling and fixtures, and take elaborate parts from
concepts through fabrication.
The RoboBots program has truly been a one-of-a-kind experience for all of us and has
provided our students with skills that will serve them well beyond their high school years.
THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS FOR HELPING TO MAKE
TODAY’S COMPETITION A REALITY!
ARENA SPONSORSHIP
Mentor Rotary Club
TEST CAGE SPONSOR
Criterion Tool
AWARDS SPONSOR
Jergens, Inc.
MAGNET
Mentor Area Chamber of Commerce Foundation
US Endoscopy
ROBO FAN SPONSOR
Auburn Career Center
Avery Dennison
Libra Industries
Metal Seal & Products, Inc.
Technical Equipment Sales
ROBO FRIEND SPONSOR
Akron Steel Treating Company
Astro Manufacturing & Design
Torque Transmission
Walthall, Drake & Wallace, LLP
THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORING COMPANIES, OUR HIGH
SCHOOL PARTICIPANTS, PARENTS, AND FRIENDS OF AWT.
MESSAGE FROM PARENTS –
Ryan Luzar –
Congratulations for being selected for the Battling Robots team! To be chosen from
Mentor High School is a great accomplishment. We are so proud of you! Go do some damage in
the arena. Thank you, Wiseco, for your support and sponsoring this team. Good luck, Mongo –
Love – Mom, Dad, Dan, Stephen
RIGHT TRACK BENEFITS
Lisa Dimberio Nelson, President
440.357.9993
Good luck in the competition from
your friends at
Students working at Roll-Kraft on RoboBot