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Robot Competitions

Robot Competitions. By Paul Fanone. FIRST Robotics Botball Robotics VEX Robotics Best Robotics. Competitions. Previously known as Canadian Association for Student Robotics Established in 2001 Targeted towards high school students

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Robot Competitions

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  1. Robot Competitions By Paul Fanone

  2. FIRST Robotics • Botball Robotics • VEX Robotics • Best Robotics Competitions

  3. Previously known as Canadian Association for Student Robotics • Established in 2001 • Targeted towards high school students • Originally hosted only in Toronto, expanded to take place also in Waterloo • Annually takes in over 140 volunteers to run the event • Won the Yves Landry Technical Career Awareness Award for their work FIRST Robotics

  4. FIRST Robotics cont…

  5. Started in 1997 by the KISS Institute for Practical Robotics (KIPR) • Like FIRST also made for high school students • Botball is located in many cities across the USA • Contestants are given a kit to work with • They must report on their robot with online documentation • In the kit they receive a Handyboard, Lego RCX, XBC and an iRobot Create Botball Robotics

  6. Botball Robotics cont…

  7. First started in 2005 as a spin off of the FIRST competition • The difference being the vex competition uses more accessible and affordable parts • The goal of the competition is to get young people more involved with robotics • In the first year of the competition there were 130 teams in 6 regions • In 2007 the competition was renamed the FTC VEX Robotics

  8. VEX Robotics cont…

  9. Boosting Engineering, Science and Technology • Est 1993 by Tad Mahler and Steve Marum from Texas Instruments • In its first year had 14 schools with 221 students attend • From 1995 to now the competition has gone through a steady expansion spreading to more than 7 states BEST Robotics

  10. BEST Robotics cont…

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