Our team had a great time demonstrating our robot at the Duluth Huskies baseball game on June 11th. The Huskies pulled out an awesome walk off win in extra innings. Also, we would like to thank the Lahti Foundation for their extremely generous donation!
We have big news! The Arrowhead Robotics Center’s (ARC) Grand Opening is this Saturday! Unlike other Minnesota State High School League (MSHSL) sanctioned sports, schools do not have a dedicated field for their robotics team to practice. This spring ARC secured a grant for a competition regulation playing field for students to practice their engineering…
Our team is competing at the FRC Worlds Championships, April 27th to April 30th. We are competing on the Galileo field. Live Streams here. The Preliminary Championship Subdivision assignments and schedule are currently availiable. Anyone interested will be able to access the Preliminary Subdivision assignments and schedules on the FIRST Championship website here. Galileo event info here. The Quarterfinal…
In the first week of build season, our team has been busy designing the robot for this year’s challenge, DESTINATION: DEEP SPACE Presented by Boeing. We prototyped a lifting mechanism and began CAD designing the robot frame. Our programming team has successfully implemented all of the brand new software on our prototyping robot. In field…
It’s official — Denfeld High School’s DNA Robotics is going to the World Championships in Houston, Texas! Out of thousands of teams, we’ve earned our spot among the best. Now we have just a few days to raise $46,668 to get there. Here’s the deal: Our high school team is 100% community-supported. We exist and…
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This week we reached big milestones in the construction of our robot. Our frame is now completely welded! Students have been hard at work grinding the welds smooth. We have fabricated our climbing elements and begun preparing the top of our robot by cutting and milling pieces. The programming sub-team has finished coding the turret…