On August 2nd, 2025, we hosted a fun and hands on STEM workshop "Robotics Circuits and Mechanics-Hands on" for over 25 kids in 3rd to 6th grade. They got hands-on experience creating and exploring electrical circuits and making the harder concepts of electrical engineering accessible to younger kids with play dough. They also explored mechanical concepts like pulleys, levers, linkages etc., through interactive workstations.
The feedback from both kids and parents were rewarding. Many requested a second workshop at the temple, and we’re excited to make that happen!
On September 6, 2025, at the DECODE season Kickoff, our team hosted a coding workshop at San Jacinto College, introducing participants to the journey from FTC Blocks to Java. This interactive session helped both new and experienced teams understand the transition from visual programming to Java coding.
The event was a success, with many teams praising our clear explanations and demonstrations. Attendees left with a deeper understanding of how to use both programming styles to improve their robots and competition performance.
We’re thrilled to have contributed to expanding knowledge within the FTC community and excited by the collaborative spirit that was shared!
On September 12, 2026, at the BIOBUZZ season Kickoff, our team hosted a CAD workshop at San Jacinto College, challenging participants in a series of CAD related crime scenes exploring niche knowledge and application of CAD This interactive session helped all ages of teams to apply their CAD knowledge to solve real problems that they may encounter on their own FTC journey.
The event was a success, with many teams praising our clear explanations and demonstrations. Attendees left with a deeper understanding of CAD and how to approach roadblocks effectively to buzz through this season.
We’re overjoyed to have contributed to expanding knowledge within the FTC community and excited by the collaborative spirit that was shared!
On September 19, 2026, our team hosted an online OnShape CAD workshop helping new teams from South Africa kickstart their season with valuable CAD knowledge.
We covered important OnShape fundementals from basic sketches to more advanced exercises.
We also conducted this workshop with The Hyperion Bots, who presented about how to make your engineering portfolio more appealing and impactful to judges at the fourth meet and beyond.
We’re overjoyed to have contributed to expanding knowledge within the FTC community and excited by the collaborative spirit that was shared!