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RSS aspires to be the conference where new bold ideas are presented and where lively debates in the community are initiated. RSS also aspires to be the conference that influences people’s future research activities, and advances our field through a scientific discourse based on multiple views and approaches. The RSS Foundation is very much interested in promoting these high aspirations.
Los Altos Robotics is dedicated to providing the opportunity for our children to challenge themselves and experience the joy of building and programming robots.
Program Overviews
Los Altos Robotics supports youth robotics programs. This web site is primarily dedicated to programs for elementary school to middle school, such as VEX IQ and FLL. Further information on the other programs we support - Botball and FIRST High School Robotics - can be found through their respective links below.
Program Overviews
Los Altos Robotics supports youth robotics programs. This web site is primarily dedicated to programs for elementary school to middle school, such as VEX IQ and FLL. Further information on the other programs we support - Botball and FIRST High School Robotics - can be found through their respective links below.
OPEN SOURCE ROBOTICS FOUNDATION INC
MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA
https://robohub.org/author/osrfoundation/
robotics
MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA
https://robohub.org/author/osrfoundation/
robotics
Open Source Robotics Foundation, Inc. (OSRF) is an independent non-profit organization founded by members of the global robotics community. The mission of OSRF is to support the development, distribution, and adoption of open source software for use in robotics research, education, and product development.
Silicon Valley Robotics is the largest cluster of robotics and AI technology innovation and investment in the world. We are a non-profit organization started by the robotics and AI industry to support the emerging new robotics and AI industry, including agricultural, medical, social, retail, logistical, transport and space robotics networks.
SES Robotics, Inc. is a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit organization located in Sacramento California, which seeks to provide affordable STEM opportunities for low-income students. Additionally, SES Robotics, Inc. helps to fundraise for FIRST Robotics Competition Team 3598, The SEStematic Eliminators, FIRST Tech Challenge Team 4943, Robo Fusion, and FIRST LEGO League Teams 4844 and 4845, Robo Fusion G and Robo Fusion B.
Beyer Robotics Booster is a non-profit 501 (c) (3) organization which provides year round support for Stanislaus County’s only FIRST Robotics high school programs. At just four years old, the Iron Patriot First Robotics Challenge team has grown in size and the number of kids involved. Our teams consistently perform above average in the competitions we attend and are establishing a notable presence in the Northern and Central California robotics communities. The First Technical Challenge (smaller Tetris robots) reached the finals in their regional competition this past year as well.
This unique learn by doing program provides Beyer High students with vocational skills by working with power and machine shop tools, pneumatics, learning wiring, welding, and problem solving. It also provides opportunities which can be used in the academic world such as engineering design, web design, social media and much more.
https://beyer.mcs4kids.com/students/student-activities/boosters/robotics
This unique learn by doing program provides Beyer High students with vocational skills by working with power and machine shop tools, pneumatics, learning wiring, welding, and problem solving. It also provides opportunities which can be used in the academic world such as engineering design, web design, social media and much more.
https://beyer.mcs4kids.com/students/student-activities/boosters/robotics
We are FTC Team 7555, RoboZilla, and we build robots. Our mission is to inspire enthusiasm and passion for STEM by engaging in, and sharing FIRST programs.
Our mission is to provide an inclusive environment for teaching and inspiring students through mentor-based science & technology programs that engage students technically through instruction and real-world engineering challenges, and socially through teamwork, community service, and leadership.
Unlike other FRC teams, we started out in our captain’s garage with no affiliation to any high schools. We did not have access to any advanced technology and facilities that other teams did. However, since then, we have constantly focused on expanding our team and knowledge. Only recently in the Fall of 2019 have we been able to move into a warehouse dedicated to robotics, gain the help of a non-alumni mentor, and become partially affiliated with Walnut High School. Despite growing so much as a team, our vision has not changed. We are focused on not only being a competitive robotics team, but we are also spreading the message of FIRST across the world. We are dedicated to inspiring others in our community to explore STEM - to help others create and design something, even from their wildest dreams. No limit is unsurpassable, and no dream is unreachable. Moreover, we hope that our outreach can leave a lasting impact on everyone—those in our local community, and even those on the other side of the world. We hope that our team will come out of this program being forever changed by FIRST.
Peninsula Robotics is a garage-based, student-led, community robotics team established in 2015 in Palo Alto, CA. In response to the growing student demand to participate in STEM, exceeding the opportunities offered through school-specific robotics teams, we established our team, serving as a platform for those students to explore their interests through a hands-on learning experience on a tightly-knit team. As a broad community team, we hold an open-to-all policy which welcomes all high school students, whether private, public, or homeschooled, to join our learning experience.
We have organized the WRRF to act as a focal point for technology-focused experience based education support and programs. Although we are based in the San Francisco Bay Area, we also support activities around the entire state of California. We seek to leverage the interests of the educational community with those of business and package it in a way that will attract and inspire students to take up engineering, math, science and technology as a career path.
The Apes of Wrath (also known as Team 668) is a FIRST robotics team from Pioneer High School in San Jose, California. Ever since 2001, we strove to inspire students with passions in STEM by participating in annual FIRST Robotics Competitions, which provide hands-on experience on the field. We instill our love for robotics throughout our community by performing outreach for younger students and motivating them to pursue a career in STEM.
Team Valkyrie is a new team that has recently joined the FIRST organization. FIRST is an organization which helps spread STEM and robotics within the community. Our team has a total of 37 members and is exponentially growing. Every year the team participates in the FIRST ROBOTICS CHALLENGE in which the team has to build a robot based on a challenge revealed by FIRST. More information about FIRST and the competition can be viewed by clicking here or by going to the FIRST page.
Valkyrie not only teaches high school students complex subjects like engineering and advanced physics but also strives to spread STEM in our community.
Linked to Star Kids Academy based in San Jose is a After school program. The street address for Star Kids Academy is 1520 The Alameda #120, San Jose, CA 95126. Check their contact information and customer reviews below. If you used services of Star Kids Academy, please feel free to leave a review to give valuable insights to other customers.
Valkyrie not only teaches high school students complex subjects like engineering and advanced physics but also strives to spread STEM in our community.
Linked to Star Kids Academy based in San Jose is a After school program. The street address for Star Kids Academy is 1520 The Alameda #120, San Jose, CA 95126. Check their contact information and customer reviews below. If you used services of Star Kids Academy, please feel free to leave a review to give valuable insights to other customers.
This organization's exempt status was automatically revoked by the IRS for failure to file a Form 990, 990-EZ, 990-N, or 990-PF for 3 consecutive years. Further investigation and due diligence are warranted.
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We design and host unique workshops to introduce children with special needs to the world of robotics, using the ZeroUI robotics kit, an easy-to-use and intuitive product. We hold sessions that provide the participants with a valuable exposure to building and programming.
We design and host unique workshops to introduce children with special needs to the world of robotics, using the ZeroUI robotics kit, an easy-to-use and intuitive product. We hold sessions that provide the participants with a valuable exposure to building and programming.
Robotics For All provides coding programs for kids to students of all backgrounds across the nation, particularly students from underserved communities. With fun and intuitive curricula, we aim to expose children to the fields of STEM and programming, and inspire them to pursue these fields later in their lives. We provide curriculum and support high school and college volunteers to teach our classes and engage with their local communities.
Fuller description at - Palo Alto teens turn school project into national nonprofit that tackles achievement gap.
Fuller description at - Palo Alto teens turn school project into national nonprofit that tackles achievement gap.
FUTURE ROBOTICS EDUCATION OF MISSION SAN JOSE
FREMONT, CA
https://future14473.wixsite.com/future14473
robotics
FREMONT, CA
https://future14473.wixsite.com/future14473
robotics
We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization comprised of high school students in Fremont. As a team in the First Tech Challenge, we create awesome robots each season to solve various tasks.
Team 7445 competed in the FIRST Robotics Competition for 2 seasons, between the years of 2019 and 2020, but are no longer an active team. During their tenure, Team 7445 played in a total of 3 official events.
To view detailed information about a particular season, select it from the "Year" column below, or use the "Seasons Played" selector above. To view detailed results from a particular event, select the event from the list below. Clicking an award will display the list of other Teams that have won the same award in that season.
To view detailed information about a particular season, select it from the "Year" column below, or use the "Seasons Played" selector above. To view detailed results from a particular event, select the event from the list below. Clicking an award will display the list of other Teams that have won the same award in that season.
Our interns and volunteers learn in many different capacities. Some are directly involved with the Seafloor Science & ROV camps, while others work independently on various science projects. Students may gain experience in teaching, curriculum development, data collection and analysis utilizing ROVs or a combination of the above.
Our new project involves the manufacture and use of remotely-controlled boats that become autonomous vehicles for collection of continuous measurement or the generation of bathymetric maps. These vehicles were designed to provide hands-on, project based activities that engage students in hypothesis development, sampling methods, and data management, aquisition, and analysis.
Our new project involves the manufacture and use of remotely-controlled boats that become autonomous vehicles for collection of continuous measurement or the generation of bathymetric maps. These vehicles were designed to provide hands-on, project based activities that engage students in hypothesis development, sampling methods, and data management, aquisition, and analysis.
NorCal Robotics is a High School students-run 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that aims to make the world of robotics and STEM more accessible and equitable for all K-8 students through free classes, contests, robotics teams formation, and mentoring.
We strive to meet these goals through:
We strive to meet these goals through:
- Formation and mentoring of new FIRST robotics teams
- Full sponsorship and coaching of teams from under-resourced communities
- Year-round free classes in an array of STEM-related fields and for contest preparation
- Sponsorship of students for the Math Olympiad and the American Computer Science League (ACSL) contests
