Due to our school and many other schools in Canada closing down their robotics programs, we started a non-profit organization STEM of Tomorrow dedicated to giving kids a quality education. 

We started this term by launching 2 courses, Java and VEXcode VR. These courses which we taught ourselves gave 60 kids quality and lasting STEM education.

Though STEM of Tomorrow was started due to the Pandemic we will continue to teach and operate the Non-profit in the future. We hope to give everyone quality STEM education.

*Our Articles of Incorporation to prove...

The VEX Team here at James B. Castle High School is part of a bigger movement within the school. As a part of the Innovations Academy, the VEX Team works with many other programs like STEM Club, the Seaperch Team, Girls who Code, the Engineering Pathway, to perform community outreach and service projects. Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, the Innovations Academy has organized several of these projects. These projects include outreach to the feeder schools within Castle’s complex that expose students to STEM fields and show that anyone can be an engineer.

This robot was built and programmed by our robotics team to go into a hospital or care facility to cheer up the sick or elderly. The robot can perform a dance and a light show that we programmed using VEX Code. 

Thank you!

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Inclosed is our submission for the Google Community Award. The video goes over what we do for the robotics teams arund us and all the work and assistance we provide for members of our community. 

As team captian of team 7409Y the goats I am proud to announce that our hard work is finally paying off but, as many of you have come to realize our veterans at the retirment home can't have visitors, so lets do our part to help them have a merry christmas. 

We are the Sandpiper Hexperts, 2657A, a new VRC team comprised of five, diverse students. We created our robot prototype, Handy, to reduce the spread of COVID-19 in our schools and help us get back to a “new normal.” Please enjoy our video, "Robotics Transports Us Back to the Future!"

We are a beginner team from the Tec de Monterrey campus Queretaró

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After the courses we learnt a lot of the possibilities and the importance about teaching the next generation the impact technology has on our world. Also, these activities helped us to understand that we can make a change no matter the distance, we just have to work hard with organization to improve together.

We are team 1028Z from Omaha, Nebraska. Members of 1028Z have worked for years to spread STEM education, both through our robotics team and a service organization we founded, JuSTEMagine. During the pandemic, our team has come together to support and inspire thousands of students locally, regionally, nationally, and internationally. 

     We are 65292C from Bartlesville, Oklahoma. For our Google Submission, we made ear savers and donated them to our local Elder Care center. We used the design process to create these ear savers. We went through several design iterations to achieve our highest standard. 

Note: We are social distancing together.

This is Vex Team 90F video entry to the Community Award Online Challenge Sponsored by Google - Food Delivery Made by Robot. Each of us collected food and supplies. We then designed and built a special delivery robot for the purpose of delivering the items to the Chester County Food Bank while practicing social distancing. This is how we wanted to help our community as well as to lift our spirits during pandemic.

Hi! We are team 421H. During this pandemic, we wanted to give back to our teachers and staff by making the school a safer place to be — So we created a cleaning robot which autonomously sanitizes desks with the help of a UV light, killing germs and viruses including COVID-19.

The Robotics Team and French Club joined forced to help deliver Christmas cards to an elderly assisted living community. I created a robot that could deliver the French Club's homemade Christmas cards to the elderly home since we were not allowed inside the building. 

The first responders do a lot for our community. I used my savings to get each member of the Belmont Fire and Police Departments a gift card from Dunkin' Donuts. I also got the K-9 Unit a gift card. I designed my robot to deliver the gift cards remotely.

COVID-19 has limited our resources, but it has not hindered our ability to help others. Using our knowledge and experiences, we are hosting a virtual workshop about the basics of STEAM for students grades 3-5, which will help create a diverse group of minds later on.

Covid-19’s ruinous impact necessitates short term solutions, such as our mask collection and distribution campaign and the Mask and Hand Sanitizer Distribution Robot we designed, to aid the vulnerable, and long term solutions, such as the R-MAVI wheelchair designed to relieve stress on healthcare workers, to prevent further devastation. 

This is Team 1965Z's entry for the 2020-2021 Google Community Service Challenge. 

Many schools in our region don't have much STEM curriculum or weren't able to teach STEM effectively during the pandemic, so our team organized 2 workshops for local middle schoolers. We created "STEMCrashCourse." 170+ students attended these workshops and we received a lot of positive feedback. Over the course of 2 months, we first came up with the idea, created an in-depth curriculum for the workshops, made a website, and created flyers while reaching out to dozens of...

Critical Error Robotics (33011X) is an independent VRC team in North Carolina that has been serving our community for four years.  

Critical Error runs local VRC events through the Triangle Robotics League (TRL). 33011X helps set up and run all league workshop, competition, and community outreach activities.  As part of these outreach activities, we have introduced thousands of people to competitive robotics by building portable clawbot and shooterbot demo competitions that we bring to local festivals and charity fundraising events, and we loan...

One of the greatest souls who ever visited this planet, Mahatma Gandhi, once said “to be the change you wish to see in the world”. As a global changemakers, we are working on popularizing STEM-activities locally, nationally, and internationally to extend opportunities and making a visible positive change in our societies. We embraced our STEM/robotic promotional journey right in the middle of digital divide. This divide exacerbated STEM-divide. The importance of STEM-promotion enhanced during digital divide. Lack of quality STEM-education and lack of good teachers in...

50 word statement: Due to social distancing, COVID-19 forced opportunities--jobs, education, communication--to be online. This leaves behind the most vulnerable: those that don’t even have electronics. To bridge this digital divide, 936C started the Computer Recycling Club. With over 20 members, we fixed/collected over 150 electronics and donated them to low-income families.

Other info: We are unsure if the local news segment showcased constitutes as in "the public domain", but we have been given permission to show it. Also,...

Robotics and STEM isn't just about learning and enjoying. It's also about helping the community.

We at Override realised that, whereas VEX promotes the fun and learning part of Robotics, the best STEM engineers use their skills to help the community. And that's exactly what we set out to do this season. 

The worrying pandemic of COVID-19 has left the world in a state of disarray, with various groups in need of help. Override decided we should use our aquired STEM skills to help aid various groups. We did various activities and...

This video is about a member of our team mentoring VEX IQ teams in our local community during the pandemic. Avery worked around Singapore Covid-19 restrictions in order to continue the robotics program during this challenging time. As restrictions loosen, we will be able to help our community even further. 

The Covid-19 pandemic has greatly impacted our way of life this year, disrupting our school life and robotics activities that we hold dear. In light of this situation, our club took the opportunity to give back and serve our school community by holding CAD and 3D printing workshops, recreating our school campus in Minecraft, and producing adjustable ear mask hooks for our school staff and local hospitals.

An inside look into how team 45133B is using their VEX background to give back to their community during this time of change and uncertainty.

We are a high school robotics team that likes to be challenged and constantly use our minds to be creative and absorb knowledge. We would like to represent our school Metea Valley High School. Our team decided to create an app that helps hospitals manage distribution of the COVID-19.

Amidst the pandemic, our team felt it was imperative to increase STEM outreach now more than ever. We created tournaments, launched a website, and tutored students about STEM. Overall, we strive to expose children to STEM, foster their love for it, and produce a generation who will continue the cycle.