Outreach

Robotics past the shop door

A robot that only ever gets seen by people already at a competition has not gone far enough. These are the events where we put it in front of everyone else.

  • [XXX] Students reached
  • [XX] Events run
  • [XXX] Volunteer hours
  • [X] Teams mentored

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What we run

Events and programs

Demonstrations, workshops, and ongoing mentorship. Newest first.

01

[PLACEHOLDER: Elementary school STEM demo]

[PLACEHOLDER: Month 20XX] [PLACEHOLDER: ~80 students, grades 4-6]

[PLACEHOLDER: What the team did, who it reached, and what came of it. Two or three sentences.]

[Placeholder] Photo from this event.
02

[PLACEHOLDER: Community robotics showcase]

[PLACEHOLDER: Month 20XX] [PLACEHOLDER: Open to the public]

[PLACEHOLDER: Description of the event.]

[Placeholder] Photo from this event.
03

[PLACEHOLDER: FLL team mentorship]

[PLACEHOLDER: Ongoing] [PLACEHOLDER: 2 rookie FIRST LEGO League teams]

[PLACEHOLDER: Description of the mentorship.]

[Placeholder] Photo from this event.

Invite us

Want the robot at your school or event?

We bring a competition robot, a driver station, and students who can explain how all of it works. Classrooms, libraries, community fairs, scout groups. Reach out and tell us the date.

Email the team

Out in the community

Photos from outreach

Support outreach

Outreach costs money too

Demo kits, travel, and the spare parts that get broken by curious eight-year-olds. Sponsorship covers all of it.