Add radek

assets/pages/robots/robot-info.txt

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 2018: Revy the riveter
 2019: OOWA
 2020: Sandcrawler
-2021: x
-2022: x
-2023: 
-2024: 
+2021: Sandcrawler Again
+2022: Lanky
+2023: Lockpick
+2024: Beyonce
+2025: Radek
 
 https://beavertronics5970.wixsite.com/bhs-robotics/robots

robots/body/desktop.html

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 <div class="robot-images">
 
+    <div class = "robot-title" style="text-align: left">
+        <a href="https://www.thebluealliance.com/team/5970/2025" class="robot-title-link" target="_blank">
+            2025 - Radek
+        </a>
+    </div>
+    <div class="robot-description">
+        <img src="/assets/pages/robots/2025-robot.jpg">
+        <div class="robot-description-text">
+            We had to swap Radek's drivetrain to from swerve to a kitbot drivebase with very little turnaround due to shipping delays. The latching deep climb, based 
+            heavily on the Everybot, scored well. The signature bucket arm was designed to allow space for a central climb while still ferrying coral from
+            the back of the robot to the front. On our plywood test reef, this worked great, but the real reef was a lot more bouncy and we spend a lot of time 
+            trying to figure out how to prevent coral from bouncing out.
+        </div>
+    </div>
+
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     im not going to comment all of these
     so im going to only comment the first two (as on desktop there are two formats). capiche?
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     <div class="robot-description">
         <img src="/assets/pages/robots/2024-robot.jpg">
         <div class="robot-description-text">
-            9th year, 9th robot. The robot has an intake that pulls in foam rings - called notes - and a shooter that launches them out at around ~55 degrees. We had initially intended for the robot to have a climb mechanism, but at our first competition it did not work (A lot of things did not work). The day of the loadout for the second competition, we tested a second climb mechanism that also did not work, so we removed it. Overall we had a sturdy robot that performed well, and at the minimum never was dead on the field.
+            9th year, 9th robot. The robot has an intake that pulls in foam rings - called notes - and a shooter that launches them out at around ~55 degrees. 
+            We had initially intended for the robot to have a climb mechanism, but at our first competition it did not work (A lot of things did not work). 
+            The day of the loadout for the second competition, we tested a second climb mechanism that also did not work, so we removed it. Overall we had a sturdy 
+            robot that performed well, and at the minimum never was dead on the field.
         </div>
     </div>
 

robots/body/mobile.html

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  <div>
 
+    <div class = "robot-title-mobile">
+        <a href="https://www.thebluealliance.com/team/5970/2025" class="robot-title-link" target="_blank">
+            2025 - Radek
+        </a>
+    </div>
+    <div class="robot-images-mobile"><img src="/assets/pages/robots/2025-robot.jpg"></div>
+
+    <div class="robot-description-text-mobile">
+        We had to swap Radek's drivetrain to from swerve to a kitbot drivebase with very little turnaround due to shipping delays. The latching deep climb, based 
+        heavily on the Everybot, scored well. The signature bucket arm was designed to allow space for a central climb while still ferrying coral from
+        the back of the robot to the front. On our plywood test reef, this worked great, but the real reef was a lot more bouncy and we spend a lot of time 
+        trying to figure out how to prevent coral from bouncing out.
+    </div>
+
     <!-- 
     im not going to comment all of these
     so im going to only comment the first one (as on mobile formats are the same). capiche?