Livingston Robotics Club’ founder team, the Landroids #4220 has took home the #1 Inspire Award at the 2012 FIRST Tech Challenge World Championship on April 28, 2012. The team also won the Finalist Alliance Award and the Franklin Division Winning Alliance Award as the alliance captain.
The Inspire Award is the highest honor at the FIRST [...]
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No Comments »Exit 5 Robotics took another shot at RoboCup Junior this week. For this effort, the team added 2 new team members, bringing the team count up to 8 girls. With a few days of preparation, the team did get a working robot in place the night before the event. The team participated in “Rescue A, Primary [...]
Exit 5 Robotics was invited to demonstrate at Morristown’s Thomas Jefferson Elementary School’s Science Fair on March 21st. Over 200 students and parents attended the science night event. The gym was filled with nearly 50 science exhibits created by Thomas Jefferson’s students.
Exit 5 Robotics partnered with Garden State Robotics, and Livingston Robotics Club to create [...]
On Feb 20 Exit 5 Robotics helped host an FLL exhibition table at Liberty Science Center’s eWeek 2012, aka Engineer’s Week (Thanks to Landroids for the invitation). With lots of families stopping by to check out the robots, the girls had a busy time sharing their experiences with young engineers, future scientists, budding mathematicians, upcoming roboticists, and [...]
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LRC FTC team Landroids #4220 recently won the most prestigious #1 Inspire Award and the Final Alliance at the New Jersey FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC) State Championship tournaments held at NJIT on 2/12/12, and is eligible to compete at the 2012 World Championship in St. Louis in April.
Back in January, Landroids has already won the [...]
Video from the 2011 Liberty Science Center NJ FIRST LEGO League qualifier, hosted by Livingston Robotics Club FTC team Landroids. Come back to Liberty Science Center on President’s Day Monday, Feb. 20, 2012 for the 5th annual Eweek FIRST Exhibition. Landroids will be inviting a dozen award winning NJ FRC, FTC, FLL and Jr. FLL [...]
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Future roboticists are everywhere! On 1/24/12, Livingston Robotics Club FLL team, Exit 5 Robotics, visited the Science Club at Washington Middle School, in Harrison, NJ. With nearly 20 students in the club, they hope to start a team or two or three or four, for FLL or Robocup Jr in the upcoming months. There were a lot of [...]
Posted in Exit 5 Robotics, Featured, FLL, Uncategorized Tags: 2011, 2012, Exit 5 Robotics, FLL, Food Factor, Livingston Robotics Club No Comments »[ February 20, 2012; ] The 5th annual Liberty Science Center Engineers Week Robotics Exhibition hosted by FTC team Landroids #4220, presenting the award winning New Jersey Jr. FLL, FLL, FTC and FRC teams.
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FLL team Exit 5 Robotics #4669 concluded a very busy day at the Morris Museum’s Lego Toyland Family Festival on 12/27/11, attended by over 1400 kids and adults.
The team demonstrated their competition robot on the Food Factor game field and handled questions from the inquisitive audience. Extra robots were also on-hand for kids to program on [...]
Posted in Exit 5 Robotics, Featured, FLL, Uncategorized Tags: 2011, Exit 5 Robotics, FLL, Food Factor No Comments »Rookie team MIGO Ranbots had a great time participating in the Jr. FLL Expo at the NJ State FLL on December 10th. MIGO Ranbots were awarded the “Amazing Movement” award for their conveyor belt vapor steamer. It was fun to look at the other Jr. FLL projects, and we liked talking to so many people about our project. [...]
