Competitive Robotics refers to the field and activity of building and programming robots to participate in contests and competitions. These events often involve teams designing and constructing robots that can perform specific tasks or solve problems, typically within a predefined set of rules and challenges. Competitions may vary in focus, including speed, accuracy, strategy, or cooperation with other robots. Teams often come from educational institutions, community organizations, or hobbyist groups, and they may use a variety of platforms and technologies, including motors, sensors, and software programming. Competitive robotics fosters skills in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM), promotes teamwork, and encourages innovation and problem-solving among participants.
The Morris School Advanced Robotics Team is rapidly gaining recognition in robotics competitions. They competed against 60 teams at the Red River Valley Regional VEX Robotics Tournament. Established only a…
Greenwood Community Middle School's robotics teams meet twice weekly, fostering skills and friendships. Teams Wired Woodmen and Green Machine are preparing for their regional competition on February 1st. The global…