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The Scottsbluff Robotics Club received a $12,722 grant from the Oregon Trail Community Foundation on Oct. 31 to help support the technological/equipment needs of the rapidly expanding program. Four years ago, the Scottsbluff Robotics Club had only one team of eight youth. The program has continued to expand each year and now serves five teams of 42 youth across Scotts Bluff County and nine coaches. Maintaining the club’s technology with the program's growth has been a huge struggle. Learn More ? https://ow.ly/hArW50U8M3w

10 days left to submit your proposal to present at the #VEXConference! We can't wait to hear what you will share in a format that suits you best: - Poster Session - Presentation on Main Stage - Panel Discussion

??The DA-led Midvaal Municipality hosted a robotics workshop for Lakeside Primary learners, introducing them to coding and problem-solving with Microbit kits. This initiative supports important Sustainable Development Goals, such as quality education and innovation. ??

Over the past 35 years, FIRST has grown from a groundbreaking idea for inspiring future science and technology leaders into the gold standard for youth robotics. Today, our global robotics community is influencing culture and creating new generations of innovators across industries with the only sport where every participant can go pro. This transformation inspired our arts-themed robotics season, FIRST IN SHOW presented by Qualcomm. During the 2023-2024 season, FIRST students explored the intersection of science, technology, engineering, art, and math (STEAM) and gained the community, skills, and self-confidence to build a better future. Our 2024 Annual Impact Report shines a spotlight on FIRST programs’ best-in-show outcomes and the community bringing the FIRST mission to life. Enjoy viewing an interactive version of the report or download a PDF here: https://hubs.ly/Q030Z-Vh0

Roman & Ethan are one of countless families who joined GameU to try out the Game Design & Robotics classes. Since joining, Ethan's passion for learning has ignited and with it - his ability to see the world in a different way. Check out this video to learn more about Ethan & Roman's game-changing experience with GameU!

> **Thrilled to share my experience from a recent three-day online robotics workshop!** > Over the course of three days, I had the chance to dive into various aspects of robotics, including programming, design principles, and AI integration. > Key takeaways include: > - Gaining hands-on experience with robotic simulations. > - Learning how to program robots to perform specific tasks. > - Connecting with fellow robotics enthusiasts and industry professionals.

Have you ever thought about robotics as a sport? Now it’s proven—robotics is the future of competitive challenges! ?? At WBAIS, our Falcons Robotics team fosters creativity, innovation, and collaboration among Middle and High School students from both WBAIS and Hadassim High school in Even Yehuda. Through robotics, students gain hands-on experience in programming, marketing, business, and teamwork while preparing for exciting competitions. This isn’t just about building robots—it’s about building future innovators and leaders. ??? We’re incredibly proud of the students pushing the boundaries of technology and shaping the future. Do you know someone in the community who’s a part of this? Reach out to learn more about our journey and how we’re transforming how students engage with robotics and real-world challenges. ?? Your future starts now. ???

The The Si Se Puede Foundation's Annual Jeep Hack is one of my favorite times of year. For nearly 10 years I have been teaching high school and college students the importance of assistive technology and how just a little bit of engineering knowledge can make a big difference in the lives of the people it affects. Check out how FIRST Robotics Competition Team 6413 and Desert WAVE are using their technical skills to convert Power Wheels jeeps into affordable mobility devices to help children with conditions like cerebral palsy and Rett syndrome achieve greater independence!

We had a tremendous turnout for our surgical robotics open house! More than 100 students as well as community members, providers and colleagues were able to get a unique, firsthand experience with our incredible healthcare technology. These robotics are truly making a difference for our patients. Students from Oregon, Fruitland, Caldwell, Vallivue, College of Idaho, CWI and more stopped by to try out the robotics. Here's what one teacher had to say: "It means a lot that West Valley takes the time to support, educate and invest in the next generation of future health professionals." Learn more about our surgical services here: https://lnkd.in/gEBKqrkQ

The second-grade Fit Citizens class at Central Park Elementary School learned a valuable lesson about the power of positive thinking! The concept they learned is that the body is a robot controlled by the mind, and what you feed your mind, the body will do! The students drew pictures of their robots and explained how they would use them to make a positive impact on the world. Well done, squad! #Godfirst #UndefeatedEffort #fitcitizensconstructiveattitudes #tclifestylefit