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The Tech Warriors, East Tech High School's robotics team, diligently worked through the night to solve a last-minute issue with their robot, "Bumblebee," for the FIRST Robotics Buckeye Regional competition.…
The FIRST Robotics State Championship at Saginaw Valley State University attracted 5,000 participants and 4,000 visitors, including families and sponsors. 160 schools participated, showcasing advanced robotics skills and aiming to…
The FIRST Wisconsin Regional Robotics Championship in West Allis showcased technological prowess with over 2,000 student participants. High school teams from southeast Wisconsin and nearby states competed by designing and…
The CyberKnights, a team of 43 students from Southington High School, are turning heads with their innovative robotic designs and regional victories in Hartford and Springfield, Massachusetts. The team's robot,…
The DeSales Catholic School emerged victorious at the Diocese of Buffalo's X-STREAM Games VEX IQ Robotics Competition, securing first, second, and fifth place. The competition featured 14 teams, but DeSales…
ATU's team achieved a top-three finish at the IEEE Region 5 Robotics Competition, showcasing their engineering prowess and resilience. Key strategies involved dividing tasks into specialized teams for chassis design,…
Arkansas Tech University's robotics team achieved a top-three finish at the IEEE Region 5 Robotics Competition in Wichita, Kansas. The nine-member team, guided by both seasoned and novice members, focused…
The Peachtree District Qualifier, held on March 21-22 in Georgia, showcased high school teams in the FIRST Robotics Competition. Students crafted industrial-sized robots to compete in strategic and skill-focused tasks,…
The FIRST Robotics Competition in North Charleston saw 34 teams competing, showcasing the intersection of technology and strategic prowess. The Due West team, known as the Due Westerners, impressed with…
Wolfville transforms annually into an epicenter of innovation with the First Lego League Challenge, attracting young engineers to compete. 47 teams from the Maritimes showcase their robotics skills, infusing creativity…