Thank you so much to everyone who came to the Dinner & Silent Auction on Thursday, April 14th. It was a huge success! The team served over 350 people and were able to sell many items in our silent auction. This made a big dent in the amount of money that we need to raise to go to the FIRST World Championships in St. Louis, Missouri. We appreciate all your support — our team couldn’t do it without you!
Sincerely,
DNA Robotics
FIRST Robotics Team 4009
[metaslider id=3091] During the second week of build season, our team accomplished a multitude of tasks getting us closer to a completed robot. Our build team finished prototyping the robot along with assembling a lift kit, which is a powered mechanism that can raise game components up over seven feet in the air….
Hello! DNA Robotics has completed its Lego Robotics camp, and we had an excellent turnout of 20 students! Members of the robotics team served as mentors for the campers, and at the end of the camp a Battlebots-style tournament was held, where camper-built robots competed against each other, a robot built by Team 4009 mentors,…
Hey everyone! We will be hosting a Lego Robotics Camp this summer! Students will learn to design, build, and program a robot to perform different tasks using LEGO Mindstorms EV3 sets. Anyone is welcome to join this program with or without experience. Our team members will be there to assist the students as they need. Please…
January 14th, 2023 Denfeld Nation Automation (DNA) Week One Update On behalf of DNA team 4009, this is the first build season update to keep our supporters apprised of our season’s progress. In the first week of the build season, our team has been busy designing the robot for this year’s challenge, CHARGED UP Presented…
Hello, everyone! We want to thank the students from Denfeld Nation Automation who volunteered at the Marshall Lego Robotics Competition on December 3rd. We helped in several areas like concessions, pit supervision, and floating volunteers at this event, etc. A heartfelt thanks from the entire DNA team and its mentors.
On September 14, our team brought two robots to the 148th Fighter Wing Family Day Event. Attendees of the event were able to interact with our robots by catching balls and “feeding” them back to the robot. Some brave kids even worked up the courage to drive the robots! Whether playing with or controlling the…