San Francisco RegionalMarch 20th - March 22nd, 2020 St. Ignatius College Preparatory 2001 37th Avenue San Francisco, CA 94116 USA Silicon Valley RegionalApril 2nd - April 4th, 2020
San Jose State University - The Event Center 290 South 7th Street San Jose, CA 95112
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March 14th - March 17th, 2019 St. Ignatius College Preparatory 2001 37th Avenue San Francisco, CA 94116 USA Silicon Valley Regional March 28th - March 31st, 2019 San Jose State University - The Event Center 290 South 7th Street San Jose, CA 95112 CalGames October 4th - October 6th, 2019 Woodside High School 199 Churchill Ave Woodside, CA 94062 Join us on Saturday at the SF County Fair Building in Golden Gate Park for a fun filled day. We will demo our robot Athena and offer kid's activities. Come meet our team and learn more about FIRST, joining our team or starting a robotics team for ages 5-18.  MIT Club's K12 STEM outreach event will feature 20 of the most interactive technologies of intelligent machines for the youngest generation - the upcoming game-changers of the AI field. The club will open up the halls to under-privileged kids in the Bay Area who ordinarily do not have access to these sorts of events. We will showcase our robot for a hands-on, interactive, and an exploratory demonstration. We want to help make our community a better place by giving opportunities to those who may lack them.  We attended Francis Scott Key Elementary School’s Maker Faire on March 4th, where we demonstrated the robot and had activities for the students at the event. The kids had fun loading the cube into the intake and learning about pneumatics! To view our press release, please click here.
Join us on Sunday, September 10th for Inner Sunset Sunday's Flea Market, "Lets Play!" 10am-4pm on Irving St between 9th-10th Avenues. We will demo the robot and offer children's activities!
On September 15, 2017, our team will be heading over to San Jose to participate in Chezy Champs, a popular west coast off-season event.
Rising seniors, Natalie Lunbeck and Halie Kim, volunteered this week at the Mission Art Recreation Center to assist the Arduino Intensive and Intro to Robotics classes. Over the past few days, they have taught children from ages 7-13 the basics of circuitry using Arduino Unos, breadboards, LED's, and motors. On Friday, there will be a combative battle between the campers' robots, built entirely from the ground up. |
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