I have to say, I'm extremely disappointed in my team. I doubt there will be a club next year.

Only about three members actually did anything on a ten person team, if you discount what the mentors did. Basically, the robot isn't built, no programming has been written, none of the required documentation has been made (such as the parts list), and the robot can't even communicate with the computer. That's to say nothing of the fact that all of the important accessories such as the arm weren't even started as of yesterday when I checked in on them.

Well, I can't say that I blame them as much about the programming. The people responsible for the electronics only made the connections Friday. It hasn't really been possible to program.

oh, I see

for some reason I noticed that there are always fewer programmers, and they try to work hard but the hardware people are a bit more lazy

That was actually the fault of the girls. I'm not saying anything applies to all girls, but the ones on my team don't like to work. It's a case of too little motivation for a project of that scale.

We are having trouble fitting our design into the restrictions the bumpers block our case, the case is supposed to open using hinges, with 2 plexiglass sides for easy viewing, but the wooden boards prevent us from opening the case :'(

So Ship has come and gone. Hopefully y'all were able to work out the issues you had!

We managed to work out all of our problems with the main robot. But the minibot is annoying us because they didn't send us any of their mandatory parts for it. We are having issues with designs as well.

Mandatory parts does not sound fun.  What kind of parts?