The Canyon High School Robotics Team will compete in the UIL State Competition on Dec. 11-13 in Dallas. This will be the ninth year the Robotics Team has participated at the TEXAS BEST Robotics out of ...

HAMDEN, Conn. (WTNH) — Teams from across Connecticut and New York gathered at Quinnipiac University Saturday for the first “VEX I-Q” Robotics Competition of 2025. Homemade machines competed in ...

D.J. Garrido of Reicher Catholic High School watches his robot perform Saturday during the Heart of Texas BEST Robotics competition at University High School. Students throughout Central Texas built ...

Three of 12 Jenks High School robotics class members take their turn at tinkering with the class project competing at the University of Tulsa's BEST robotics competition on Saturday. Jenks took second ...

Eight students from Wellsboro High School competed at the FIRST Tech Challenge on Dec. 6 at Manheim Township, said coach Andy ...

Chicago Christian junior Ryan Vanden Bosch has many talents. He is an all-conference bowler, a member of the Knights’ boys volleyball program and is a member of the school’s jazz band. But he is also ...

Two Temple Independent School District middle school robotics teams faced off against the top competitors in Texas during the Boosting Engineering Science and Technology (BEST) Robotics State ...

Citrus Circuits, the competitive robotics team based in Davis, recently finished as finalists in the 2024 Chezy Champs robotics competition in San Jose. Teams from across the United States and ...

Springfield, Massachusetts, was home to a battle of the bots over the weekend: Western New England University hosted well over a thousand volunteers, parents and kids devoted to robotics – all for a ...

BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (WTNH) — The largest robotics competition in Connecticut continued for its second day at the Total Mortgage Arena in Bridgeport Tuesday. The tournament involves high school and ...

Eufaula High School’s Tiger Robotics team is gearing up for this year’s BEST Robotics challenge, once again. And senior leaders, John Laing, Chad Jones and Demetrius Deloney have never wanted it more.