St Louis Student Robotics Association

Quick note to push a Meetup that we are sponsoring tomorrow, at Tech Shop St. Louis Come to meet and talk to other coaches and mentors about the ongoing FTC, VEX, and FLL challenges, or the upcoming FRC season. Special guest Brandon Sanders is the creator of Alicorn, which is an alternative programming method for FTC using Javascript, and already in use at meets in St. Louis. Feel free to bring robots and/or control systems to demonstrate or seek troubleshooting with. Special

I love this photo from Saturday's FIRST Tech Challenge meet at St. Louis Community College, Wildwood MO. Looking at this photo, and especially scanning the faces in the crowd, I see the realization of many of the things we imagined for this robotics season, and hope for even more. Saturday's FTC meet at STLCC Wildwood was the first of four that we helped schedule, and the host teams for this meet were the Cyber Ducks and the iBots. Our idea was that we would do the part that

Guest post by our friend Brandon Franck at Parkway Central Middle School Saturday, January 7th 2017 Parkway Central Middle School To whom it may concern: You are invited to be an exhibitor at the first annual Parkway Schools VEX Robotics Tournament hosted at Parkway Central Middle School. We will have around 30 robotics teams from around the state competing in an exciting robotics based engineering challenge. This event is open to the public and spectators are welcome. Doors

We had a series of scheduled Botshops this season, the finale was today, and it was awesome! What's a Botshop, you ask? It's a workday featuring a combination of veteran teams and rookie teams, with a full field for testing and scrimmaging. For most of our Botshops, we also combined FLL and FTC activities in one event, to make the atmosphere more festive and interesting for everyone. Thanks to the vagaries of scheduling, we found that the last scheduled Botshop would occur