Octobots Robotics Team 9084 celebrated its second win of the season, taking home the Excellence in Engineering Award at the FIRST Robotics Central Valley Regional Competition in Fresno, California, ...

NASHUA – Science, Technology, Engineering and Math skills have fortified nine local students manning Team Tesseract — FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC) Team #21689 — to represent New Hampshire at the pending ...

FIRST Robotics teams from high schools in Mahoning and Trumbull counties will compete this weekend in one of the last regional competitions that will determine what teams are advancing to nationals.

Every year, young engineers and tech enthusiasts across the globe eagerly await the chance to showcase their skills on the grand stage of the FIRST Championship. This prestigious event is the Olympics ...

Pictured are members of the Chautauqua Lake Central School VEX Robotics team, left to right; Devin Kelsey, Zach Braun, Evan Riedesel, Anthony Powell, Nate Henry, Logan Ludwig, Charles Curtis, Lincoln ...

For the first time in program history, a Wakefield High School robotics team has qualified for the VEX Robotics World Championship. The team, named “Paragon,” secured its spot at Worlds following a ...

Broomfield-based robotics clubs are headed to the upcoming state competition after qualifying this month. The BroomBots and The Fellowship of the Broom are two of the Broomfield teams that are headed ...

Rising ninth-grader Mahlon Manson and seventh-grader Varuna Peeblson of the Alberton Panthers robotics team brought home silver medals from the 2025 SkillsUSA National Leadership and Skills Conference ...

THOMASVILLE- Southern Regional Technical College (SRTC) recently awarded a $500 sponsorship to Thomas County Central High School’s Cyberstingers robotics teams to support their participation in the ...

As part of their mission to inspire the next generation of robotics enthusiasts, Michigan Tech's Copper Country Robotics team built a robot from scratch in just 72 hours and broadcast the entire ...

ROCHESTER — Even though Rochester Public Schools’ robotics team had a successful season last year, they had to start from scratch when it came time to begin building their machine for this season.