Using our own original music and video editing skills, we filmed a video, featuring our Sammy whose name is Scott, for a showcase put on by the Home Educators Resource Center (HERC) in Bakersfield. Though the showcase has not yet taken place as of this submission, we plan to display our robot (Fred) and his capabilities, as well as show this video in the hopes of both gaining intrerest for VEX and STEM. We are all seniors, and as we are an independent team, we have no source of new members as a public school would. In the future, we hope to move our team into the wider homeschool...

Semi new team here.  Last year was our first year and the robots didn't arrive until two weeks before the first contest.  So we made it to the contest and our middle school team made it to the quarter-finals with a Clawbot.

We had no knowledge of coding at this point and relied on the kindness of other teams.  We had fun and it was educational.

This year we have learned a lot more about coding using Chromebooks and the VeX VR program, using the online tutorials.  Then we switched to the V5 Coding.  We hooked up the Chromebooks to the robots...

Another year of having fun and learning about robotics.

This is Team 8838D's Promote Challenge Video. Enjoy! [Recommended Volume is ~30%]  :)

We are an all-girls middle school leveled VRC team that aims to spread the excitement of STEM to girls around the Bay Area! COVID19 may have brought us apart physically but through Zoom, we are still able to work as a team and have fun. Now more than ever, there is a need for STEM in our society. And while following COVID guidelines and keeping six feet apart, we are building a stronger tie with robotics, and one another. This video shows us working online and appreciating everything VEX has brought us. 

Follow the journey of a group of students as they band together to complete tasks and solve robotic problems. Learning in a small school with old tools and equipment forces this team to think creatively. After discovering a recurring issue with their robot, they return to the drawing board to identify the problem and attempt to solve it. With each other’s help, creativity, and support, the rag-tag team completes the challenge!

Please enjoy my video featuring a montage of my classmates working hard on their robot for this 2021 season!

This Video highlights the build and coding of team 4154V USSR  University School Sharks Robotics. We are from Fort Lauderdale, Florida

We are HyperDrive Robotics. In our video, we take a look at how our team got to where it is today, and how the VEX Robotics experience has given us opportunities that we couldn't have had elsewhere.

We hope you enjoy watching our video!

The Cougarbots are the VRC Team at San Ysidro High School, from San Diego CA. We have a lot of fun designing, building, and programming robots for Vex Robotics Competition. We truly believe that our club has something for everyone. 

We are the Sandpiper Hexperts, 2657A, a new VRC team comprised of a diverse group of five students with different interests, experience and skill levels. We have incorporated the theme of Harry Potter into all of our online challenges in keeping with our team name. In our Promote Video submission, we reflect on what comprises a growth mindset - mentorship, competition, creativity, logical thinking and discipline – which we believe are essential to a successful team. We hope that you enjoy our video, "Robotics Cultivates an Exemplary Team!"

We are a team in Los Angeles, California. Last year was our first year of VRC. Since then, we've learned so much about about robotics thanks to our mentors and peers.

For this video, we used original footage, music, and animation and edited it using Adobe Premiere.

We are a robotics team in Bakersfield California apart of the centennial robotics program. That have been working on are robot for a while.

This is a quick peek into what we do for robotics as the Proto-Knights of James B. Castle High School in Kaneohe, Hawai’i.  The VEX team is our newest addition to our STEM Club and it is really captivating to see the robots that have been built from just parts and ideas work and complete the given tasks.  To see your own time and effort have a physical product like this is an experience that we believe every student should have because it lets them see the bigger picture that there will always be times when it feels like nothing is working, but with some collaborative...

A video introducing our team and telling others why robotics is a fun class to take in high school.

43272F's video can be found here.

https://youtu.be/otLP4ozInak

Want to take those important steps towards your future STEM career? Join VEX Robotics.

Over the past few years of being in VEX Robotics, we have gathered memories and learned important lessons. Using videos from years past, this video was created in quarantine by three of our team members. We hope to inspire people to join VEX by showing how the STEM skills, and the life skills, that you learn in robotics are invaluable and will not cease to be influential in the way you view problem-solving and the world as a whole. 

Team 7983T has made a comedic video for the VRC Promote Award Online Video Challenge showcasing their team dynamic.

Video For Challenge

https://youtu.be/NILMBEnylhw

An intense trailer for 7983A

VRC Promote Award Online Video Challenge

We all got together as a team to try to persuade new people to join not only Robotics but our Family.

Empires aren't built in a day. To build something truly worthwhile, it takes time, energy, and work. The end result, though, is nothing short of magnificent. VEX robotics opens the door to endless discovery and ambition, passion, and perserverance.

Lakeside Robotics 4216A is a new team looking to grow with you.  Come Join us!!!