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I'm not even that old but the phrase "high school robotics" would've been pure daydreaming back then. Incredibly exciting that you can do this!
Hopefully it gains higher adoption among other public schools, FRC was foundational to my SWE journey
https://www.firstinspires.org/resource-library/volunteer/men...
If you have an interest in FRC, consider becoming a mentor at a local program in your area. I've mentored Team 812 in La Jolla California for about 14 years. It's incredibly rewarding. https://www.firstinspires.org/resource-library/volunteer/men...
Btw, congrats to the OP and team. Proud of yalls work!
I'm not even that old but the phrase "high school robotics" would've been pure daydreaming back then. Incredibly exciting that you can do this!
I’m in my mid 20s and FRC was probably my favorite high school memory. From the community, to the challenges, to the robots you get to participate in building. It’s such a cool program. Hopefully it gains higher adoption among other public schools, FRC was foundational to my SWE journey
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Yes, yes they do. And they have high-pressure air wars and they short batteries through paper clips chains to see how hot they can get them. Kids still do stupid things, honest. -a mentor of an unspecified FRC team
Stupid was the kid who thought he'd try to catch the water balloon in a bucket, missed, and it hit him square in the crotch and bounced off unbroken. Ahh, FIRST hijinks.
I'm not even that old but the phrase "high school robotics" would've been pure daydreaming back then. Incredibly exciting that you can do this!
I'm not even that old but the phrase "high school robotics" would've been pure daydreaming back then. Incredibly exciting that you can do this!
Cool that you made this available for other people to benefit from.
I'm not even that old but the phrase "high school robotics" would've been pure daydreaming back then. Incredibly exciting that you can do this!
I’m in my mid 20s and FRC was probably my favorite high school memory. From the community, to the challenges, to the robots you get to participate in building. It’s such a cool program. Hopefully it gains higher adoption among other public schools, FRC was foundational to my SWE journey
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Yes, yes they do. And they have high-pressure air wars and they short batteries through paper clips chains to see how hot they can get them. Kids still do stupid things, honest. -a mentor of an unspecified FRC team
Our shop keys were revoked. High school kids do stupid things. But they learn and most live on