While teaching my team how to reassemble our six bar lift.  Our new Principle, Mr. Finkbiner stopped by to learn about VEX. It was a great opportunity for our new team members and our administrator to learn together.  Robotics helps bring people of all ages together.  VEX Robotics Rules!

The picture shows two students finalising their robot at the 2016 NZ Vex IQ Nationals. This demonstrates that quick finalisation done at competitions need teamwork and perseverance. Leadership skills play a significant role in robotics, being able to quickly solve problems and guiding team mates on solving the robot's issues saves a vast amount of time. Overall, understanding that having more hands working on a robot reduces a huge workload and so, increases time efficiency and the outcome.

One of of team members, Ryan Chern, adjusts robot's wiring in preparation for a competion by pinning them in to avoid getting snagged. I picked this photo because of the focus and attention to detail dipicted within it. 

Here are Felix, Imanol and Ivan. We are brothers and team #10154 A, Flare2Vex.  We took this photo at our house where we do our building, programing, engineering notebook and much more. Here we showcase how fun the Vex IQ program is for all three of us!

Moments after winning the Australian Vex Robotics Nationals, the 3 relieved teams of students share in a good laugh, celebrating their win.

It's always hard to balanced the bridge in VEX IQ Crossover, but it is even harder when it's broken. Luckily there is a trusty referee to fix it...

Competition requires hard work and dedication for the innovation.  Established in 2016, Manana Elementary is learning STEM skills learned from mentors.  With an open mind to new things the team won the excellence and stem research award.  This isn’t the end, they are more determined to learn even more.

Team 59 displays teamwork like no other.  As a brother and sister team they put aside their differences and work together.  Winning the teamwork champion, design, and amaze awards they prove that teamwork is the key.

In Vex IQ it seems like a game to students; you have a joystick and a robot, what isn’t fun? Team 359 has fun, but understands the focus it takes throughout a competition.  With a score of 37 they proved with the right concentration you can accomplish great things.

Weeks before our second competition, Tuan, Brian, and I were assembling the claw for our robot. I choose this photo because it depicts us learning from one another. Everyday we learn something new, whether it’s from our instructors or peers. Three heads are better than one in completing an obstacle.

6135H testing the 3rd iteration of our design at a tournament in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Building robots are hard. As a first-year member of Vex robotics, I learned that the hard way. But even through all the pain, it's still an amazing feeling witnessing your robot accomplishing its goal. 

This picture shows our team captain Robert Sego "working on" the robot with a robotic arm he made.

As we know we use robots to do our thing but we decided to play with our robots so we organized a football match and we grouped ourselves. each team had 4 players and 1 robot driver we had alot of fun and we tried to use our robots in other uses

  VEX wasn’t a regualer competition, It is more than that . All the team worked together in a collaborator way. the training place became like a family gathering place (VEX family) we work, have fun, eat and spend good time together beside learning. working in VEX didn’t relate on the vex robotics competition only. and these are VEX Family at football match with robotics.
 

Welcome to our Family....

Robotics has impacted my future and what I want to do with my life. I was asked to write my robotics story in a magazine and wanted to caoture it in a unique and creative way.

This is the 7700B Robot for the 2016-2017 Starstruck Season

A winning team with a high hang.

This is our team working on our high hanger robot

This is our team working on our high hanger robot

“This is the most important picture to me. It shows Andrew and I putting our ideas and building skills together to create the mechanism we are proudest of, our pole lift. This picture reminds me of what we can accomplish if we work together.”-Jacob Stern

That's my robot when I take him to the swimmig pool and have alot of fun and i need to win in this comptition that's my son who I love him 

This is a picture of VEX robots we worked on this year in robots. When we built them they were able to pick up blocks. Then we changed them up to be a character in a fariytale.

Robotics are designed for a realistic gaming and training experience with high-technology and extensive functionality. the most excited thing as making integration between robotics and every thing in the word. so, I brought the robot with me to play a first football match with my friends . it is more fun

Four + Two Bar

This is a picture of two of our team members (Jonah Combs and Curtis Ray) working on our tower and arms for our robot, the arm we are building in this is a four bar, we inevitably changed it from a four bar to a six bar, as the six bar would give us more reach, as with the four bar we struggled to get over the high wall.

Why: We love this picture because it showcases our team's achievement.

Who: Mackenzie Dyson, Olivia Hantz, Yeju Kim, and Callie Nicewonger (and our coaches)

What: This is all of us celebrating our Excellence Award.

When: January 7, 2017

Where: Manassas Park Middle School in Manassas Park, Virginia

Concept: Science and robotics is not just for boys because four girls (us) won the Excellence Award.

They must organize time off work for training in the gym with . Superb sensation and indescribable ,,hhhhhh

Finding my identity

I'm excited to go on VEX Robotics Photography Challenge and take advantages, the competition is not the only challenge and I work for winning, but I'm interested in spending my time to learn something new, have fun, and work. The best preparation for tomorrow is doing our best today. #We_can