This season has been one to remember! So far this season we have accomplished a lot, and we made it to the World Championship for the second year in a row! As a late blog post about State, long-story-short, we were a part of the winning alliance. We want to thank team 11316 Weapons of […]
T-Minus 5 Days Until FTC Detroit World Championships! Read More »
On the 27th of December we were able to present to both campers and the general public at the Science Center. The campers, who were in grades two through four, got to go through three stations. One was learning how to program through the Hour of Code platform. The next station was learning how to
Our Presentation at the Science Center of Iowa! Read More »
We had an amazing first meet. Our autonomous always hit the goal mineral at the start and we were able to deploy and latch most of the time. Also, we got a high score of 221 with team 5340 Waukee Taukees which according to team 11115 Gluten Free is the best score in the world.
World Record at First Meet! Read More »
Like the other 7 robotics teams in our school, we will all be meeting in the Waukee Innovation and Learning Center, the building that houses APEX, one of our districts unique programs to encourage more applied and higher end learning. The wide space will allow us to actually interact with the other teams in
First Meeting of the Year (In a New Area!) Read More »
Whoa, what a week. The FTC World Championship was a four day event of awesome robotics. After three days of qualification matches, we finished fourteenth out of 64 teams in the Edison division. Unfortunately we were not selected by any of the alliance captains to play in the divisional semi-finals. Then came the awards ceremony.
We Won the Rockwell Collins Innovate Award at Worlds!!! Read More »
We were able to get 10 minutes before a teachers meeting to present to all of our school’s teachers. The presentation was about FIRST and how robotics isn’t just for builders. Above: Us presenting to the teachers. Right: Us practicing before the presentation.
Presenting to Our Teachers Read More »
Wow, was Super-Regionals fun! Our robot did really well, and we placed 3rd in the Ortberg Division! We saw some really cool robots from all of the 11 states who participated. There were some great booths as well. We advanced to the divisional finals, and then lost some really close matches. We became one of
We Are Going to Worlds! Read More »
The FTC State Championships were awesome but it was hard too. We were the second seeded team in the gold division but lost to an alliance of the 1st and 3rd seeded teams in our divisional finals. We were pretty bummed out that we couldn’t play against the Black division. When the awards ceremony came,