CAPITAL REGION ROBOTICS TEAM
EIN 14-1809039 · Student Services (B80)
What they do
In 2022, 13 Students Competed In The Traditional FIRST Robotics Competition. Students Worked On-site As A Group With Mentors to Dissect Game Rules and Develop A Strategy for Game Play Which Informed Their Robot Design Directions. Students Utilized CAD to Design Robot Systems and Used The CAD Models to Fabricate Parts and Assemble Their Competition Robot. Other Students Created Software to Collect and Report Out Competition Data to Be Used "real-time" By Robot Drive Team to Improve Performance and Outcomes At Competition. Students Developed Graphical User Interfaces to Facilitate Data Entry and Designed Reports for Analyzed Data Which Displayed Information In A Quickly, Easily Understood Format. Students Attended Two Competitions, The Finger Lakes Regional and The Tech Valley Regional. At The Finger Lakes Event, The Team Was A Finalist In Competition and Their Robot Won The Quality Award. Two Graduating Students Pursued STEM College Study, The Third Graduate Was Accepted Into The Local
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About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 1999
- Location
- PO BOX 13024, ALBANY, NY 12212-3024
- County
- Albany
- In care of
- % DEBORAH BIGELOW-SAULSBERY PRES
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