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Laura MacArthur STEM Days
[metaslider id=3846] On April 12th, we volunteered at the Laura MacArthur STEM Day. During this event we demonstrated our robot to elementary students as well as engaging them through discussion. We also volunteered at booths featuring different scientific experiments for the students to learn more STEM. Some of the booths we volunteered at included launching…
DECC Symphony and Winter Village
On December 3rd members of our robotics team volunteered at the DECC winter village and symphony. At the symphony team members helped scan tickets and usher people to their seats. At the winter village team members helped make hot chocolate and coffee.
Build Season update
The team has been busy building and programming the robot, building the outerworks defenses and planning the spirit team items. We are all looking forward to see how this is all going to come together at the ICC Robotics Scrimmage next weekend. New this year, we built our own webcasting and CAD computer in preparation…
Build Season Week 2 Update
Week Two of build season was very eventful. Our design and build teams refined robot components to meet our strategy goals and began solidifying prototypes. The programming team has started learning about a new, lightweight, and powerful motor. It is the first brushless motor designed for FRC and is lighter and more powerful than traditional…
Cub Scouts
Last Saturday, we had the opportunity to help a group of eleven Cub Scouts learn about robotics. We taught the Cub Scouts about the robots we built and the process we use to build them. After, we helped every Cub Scout create a scribble bots using plastic cups, markers, motors, and lots duct tape. Lastly,…
DNA Robotics Annual Dinner & Silent Auction – CANCELLED
Dear Friends, Family, and Supporters of DNA Robotics, First of all, I would like to thank all of you for everything you do for our team. Without your support we would not be able to do many of the great things our robotics program has been able to accomplish, or touch the lives of students…




