We had the privilege of coming to 3 of StemTree's camps! We had them drive a First Tech Challenge robot, make their own SumoBots, and  compete with their SumoBots!  In total, we impacted 27 people, had 11 people drive our First Tech Challenge robot, and had 26 people make their own SumoBots! In total we spent 9 hours assisting StemTree's camps ! Thank you StemTree of Columbia!

A huge thank you to the professionals from Johns Hopkins APL who led our soldering workshop! Our teammates had a fantastic and fun time learning this valuable skill. We appreciate your enthusiasm for teaching and spending valueble time with us!

We had lots of fun visiting the Maryland Robotics Center! We learned so much from the college students about their competitions and their work with robots.  We got to see some cool robots in action that they made there. 

Thank you so much Maryland Robotics Center for letting us come! We are so grateful that we were able to come and have these experience's. 

We were able to have design reviews with Gear Rotation and Equilibrium.exe. Their feedback helped our design a lot and we were able to fix any problems they helped us find and fix things we weren't able to detect.

Thank you so much Gear Rotation and Equilibrium.exe for helping us and doing a design review! Please visit their websites here, Gear Rotation's website and Equilibruim.exe's website 

We hosted a scrimmage at the Howard County Miller Branch Library where 4 other teams attended and about 50 people were there. After a few technical difficulties we were able to make it there safely. This was a huge success and we are so grateful for the other 4 teams who showed up. We had a lot of fun practicing with other teams and experiencing what a scrimmage is like. 

Thank you so much to the teams  Sonic Bots,  Dragoneers, Apex and Gunston School Honey Nut Gearios for coming. We had a great time.