A white collared student getting his hands dirty. The student came dressed in a suit and tie for an interview at school, and I thought it captured the essences of robotics, having to be well educated and willing to get your hands dirty. 

It all depends on you. No matter what others say or how they feel. You can't be unsure, you need to be a 100% certain. If you aren't things might fall apart. The future of the match depends on this exact moment.

 Here we see a bot in its natural habitat and one of its creators. In this image, you see one of our own testing a new bot. Our team has created a bot that needs a bit of perfecting. Soon enough, we will be dominating the competition.https://docs.google.com/document/d/12pEty3PpwTNmF0mc-UE5eKD2fm7Aup04_g6Y0oaQ6H4/edit?usp=sharing

This is a photo of the 5813A Robotics Team from Abraham Lincoln High School in Council Bluffs, Iowa. This photo was taken after we had been given our Division Winner Trophy in the Cross County Tournament this season, featuring the trophy and our team notebook. It includes the 4 team members that were on the team at the time of the competition.

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From left to right-

"#judjing you"

"Is this how to robot?"

"We're out of me Lucky Charms"

"Ugh"

Robots, Pizza and Cake with friends along with a good tournament showing--A very Vexcellent 16th Birthday Celebration for Max 

I have over 180 teammates on my Vex team because I am a Vexmen. like our fictional superhero namesakes, the Vexmen are a team that work together, learn together, and help their community. Whenever a vexmen is feeling down, someone will always cheer them up. 

As you can see, this is an image of the 5150D robot. The robot is designed to be able to score efficiently via either the sit-and-shoot strategy from the back corner, or from the field. The robot can score from any position from on the field.

This picture demonstrates that with dedication we can easily fullfill our goals by doing daily practice and going the extra mile in order to succeed.

Picture Credit: Angelik Laboy

Taken at the West Puerto Rico Technology Challenge. This pictures comes to show how VEX Robotics turns a group of students into a whole community while creating families within the teams.

Picture Credit: Alexander Cruz

This picture shows how complex the world of mechanics is. A robot is an innovative project never finished but always improved.

Picture Credit: Sebastian Hernández

When your 15x15x15 robot is not working a t Worlds, you always have the night to rebuil a new one, offcourse if the hotel workers let you work on the lobby

The Sandpiper Fat Pandas built a robot that we named Dumpling. And our mascot is Master Po (from Kung Fu Panda). They really like each other and love to hang out together. They're BFF's (Best Friends Forever)

This picture demonstrates that if you work hard and with great effort, you will be able to succeed anywhere, even if they seem far away.

Picture Credit: Alex Vázquez

Relaxing and building our robot... in bare feet and socks.

This photo was taken during the semester break in December by fellow team member Alisha. The photo shows some of SciTech team members in a discussion of the 15" bot autonomous program. This photo was chosen because it shows the students in a relaxed moment during the busy build season.

Team members feel like bros. and this is the pic of it!! 

VOTE For us!!

This picture shows how Team 2252D was preparing to give training to the new members of the team. We all want to help contribute for a better tomorrow.

Picture Credit: Esteban Bermúdez

This photo was taken during the semester break in December by fellow team member Alisha. The photo shows some of SciTech team members in a discussion of the 15" bot autonomous program. This photo was chosen because it shows the students in a relaxed moment during the busy build season.

This is a photo of our robot in shooting action. On the floor two of our four members are testing our Robot’s new shooting capabilities. We have spent many long, hard meetings modifying and testing to get to where we are now.

Setting a world record of 236 points in programmimg skills, which put us at number 19th in the world. 

Our team organized StuyHacks, a New York City hackathon for high school students in Manhattan. With over 100 students and dozens of mentors available throughout the day, we were able to bring to life robots, apps, websites, and other incredible hacks in a mere 8-12 hours. In addition, our experienced workshop hosts presented on a variety of topics, from public...

the best gift to ever get in your life is the gift of learning cause when someone teaches you something , they’re increasing your knowledge about the world and this way you're able to reach your full potential and help change the world in an innovative and creative way

This picture wants to show how teamwork and engineering come together to make Excellence.

Picture Credit:Sebastian Hernández