The Cowbots team watches as their robot moves according to their programming.
The Creative Unicorns drive their robot during the driver-controlled period.
The Robotic Warriors make some final adjustments before their match starts.
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The Terminators drive their robot using an iPad. Wallace Team 2 drives their robot and attempts to pick up nerf bullets.
Wallace Team 1 pushes an item across the playing surface.
The Cowbots: Kolten Heeren (left) and Shane Dimon (right) were competition finalists.
The Creative Unicorns: Victoria Trejo (left) and Emmalyn Thurman (right).
The Robotic Warriors: Samuel Smith (left) and Demian Jimenez (right).
The Terminators: Tana Contreras (left) and Enrique Guzman (right).
Wallace Team 1 (L to R): Omar Castaneda, Adrian Nava, Ryan Hughes, and Aidan Lane were competition finalists.
Wallace Team 2 (L to R): Josue Aguilar, Ian Crockett, and Christian Maldonado.
Robotics programs give students hands-on experience in applying essential Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) concepts to real-world problems. Students can learn how to program their own robots to move, make noise, light up, and follow other instructions as directed. In MPISD, students in the elementary and middle school Robotics program construct their robots from the ground up, ...
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