Good luck to everyone today!

We just want to wish everyone at the State competition good luck!  We've all worked hard and now it's time to have some fun!

The Robotic Alliance

Results of the Qualifier

We went to the qualifier at Marriott's Ridge High School yesterday and got the 3rd place Champion's award!  We are going to the state competition!!

Everyone did really great...and we had a great feedback for robot design, core values, and project judging.  We met today to see if we're going to make changes and we'll be meeting a couple of more times before Saturday.  Now we're off to work!

Good Luck Everyone!

Well, we're off to our qualifier tomorrow morning at MRHS.  Good luck to all the teams that will be competing!

Meeting at Fairhaven

We went to Fairhaven last night and met with Ms. Elise and the residents of the assisted living facility.  We shared our research project and product idea with them.  They were a great help.  Ms. Elise brought up questions that we hadn't even thought about, but her feedback was very positive.  And meeting the residents was great too!

Ms. Joyce

Ms. Joyce came over last week before Christmas and we talked about our research concept with her.  And she brought us a box of homemade chocolate.  What a great senior mentor!

Meeting at Copper Ridge

Today we met with the research coordinator at Copper Ridge, Larry Burrell.  We told him about our research product idea, and he had a lot of great suggestions about how our product could be used, and maybe improved.  We were really encouraged by what he had to say.  Thanks Mr. Burrell!

Our live moonbot outreach event is complete!

Today we completed our live outreach event at the NASA Goddard Visitor Center.  We will be uploading our final video soon, but special thanks to Michelle & Umar (pictured below) who helped get us setup in the conference center, as well as all of the people who stopped by to watch.  We had a great time.  All of our missions didn't work the first time, but we were able to show the kids who stopped to watch our programs how the robot works, and we even had someone ask how to get involved in FLL.  That's awesome!