Edwardsville Technologies participates in the FIRST Robotics Competition. FIRST is an international organization that hosts ...

The FIRST® Robotics Competition inspires innovation and fosters well-rounded life capabilities in tens of thousands of young people every year. "Fostering education has been a large part of our ...

Forty teams, including most high schools in the Great Lakes Bay Region, will be competing in a fast-paced, high-energy environment as they play this season’s game called “REEFSCAPE. ” The game is in ...

Lakerbots 8046 Robotics has received a $5,000 donation from the Crane Charitable Funds to support its mission of inspiring and engaging local students in the fields of science, ...

Springfield, Massachusetts, was home to a battle of the bots over the weekend: Western New England University hosted well over a thousand volunteers, parents and kids devoted to robotics – all for a ...

Most of the 40 teams participating featured high school students from the Great Lakes Bay Region. Students from H.H. Dow High School were excited to host their peers and showcase what robotics is all ...

Students are asked to design, build and code a robot that will complete different tasks and games to earn points. Hannah Hester, a student from Adair High School, explained how the competition is set ...

Blue Crew FIRST Robotics Competition Team 6153 earned the prestigious Impact Award at the Southern Maine District event, securing a spot at the New England District Championships. FALMOUTH — Blue Crew ...

The 12th annual Dow Red Stick Rumble returns to Denham Springs High School Saturday, September 13, from 8 a.m. to 6 ...

On Saturday, I drove down to the event center at San Jose State University and watched a bunch of squat, wheeled robots compete in a strange game which involved both hurling Frisbee-style discs into ...

COMPETITION COMING TO MILL VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL THIS WEEKEND. IT IS THE HEARTLAND REGIONAL FIRST ROBOTICS COMPETITION FEATURING ROBOTS MADE BY HIGH SCHOOL KIDS. KMBC ALAN SHOPE GOT A FIRST LOOK. THIS IS ...