Robot Dolphins From Outer Space
We had an incredible time at the Arroyo Vista Elementary School STEAM Night! Our team proudly showcased our robot, sharing the excitement of robotics and STEM education with students, parents, and teachers.
Thank you, Arroyo Vista Elementary, for hosting such an amazing event! It was fantastic to connect with so many bright young minds and show them what’s possible with science, technology, engineering, art, and math.
Recently, our team attended the Capistrano Valley High School’s STEM Night, where we showcased the robot shooting notes to the crowd. People of all ages came by to watch the robot or catch the notes that were shot into the air. Thanks to everyone who participated in this event!
On October 24th, our team went over to George White Elementary to showcase our off-season robot Siren during their STEAM night showcase. Kids came in to check out the design and catch game pieces from a distance. Students were engaged in our conversations, and were curious about the moving parts. A huge thank you to George White Elementary for letting us get involved!
We went to Marco Forester Middle school on October 10th. We presented to Mrs. Gonzales’ 5th period robotics and 6th period Technical Education. We showed the students our robot Trident and explained how our robotics program works.
This weekend was an unforgettable experience, competing at Chezy Champs, an invite-only event, with some of the best teams in FRC. Huge shoutout to all the teams who made the competition so intense and exciting!
Thank you to our alliance partners, Team 6328 – Mechanical Advantage, Team 2910 – Jack in the Bot and Team 670 – Homestead Robotics. You guys were incredible!
After intense finals, we’re so excited to say our alliance won the competition! Those last few matches were very competitive, and we couldn’t have done it without the teamwork, strategy, and support from everyone involved.
Thank you to all the teams, mentors, volunteers, and event organizers who made Chezy Champs so special. We’re beyond grateful for the experience and can’t wait to see what the future holds!
Finally, a huge thank you to Team 254 – The Cheesy Poofs for hosting such an awesome competition. A lot goes into putting on an event of this size and the execution was flawless! Thanks to all the volunteers who put in the long hours to make it such a success!
We are excited to announce that we recently hosted an outreach event with team 589 Falkon Robotics at the Irvine Salesforce office!
During the event, kids saw both robots operate and shoot notes which they tried to catch out of the air. Kids also built the tallest towers they can out of marshmallows, graham crackers and pretzel sticks.
A huge thank you to everyone who participated in the event and to team 589 for coming and demonstrating their robot with us!
The team turned out in force to help install fence posts along the trails in Mission Viejo. We are proud of our team members and mentors for stepping up to help on this Eagle Scout project. The technical expertise and team work we practice in class and as a team came in handy. What was scheduled as an all day work project was done in less than half the time. Great Job Robot Dolphins!!!
Team 5199 had the incredible opportunity to showcase our robot, Siren, at Aliso Viejo Middle School. One of the most rewarding parts of the event was seeing the students’ faces light up with curiosity when we let them get a closer look at Siren. This allowed them to ask many questions and learn about the complexities of the bot. We’d like to especially thank Derek Lee, Moises Martinez, and Lacie Miller for joining us at this event! Despite minor difficulties, the event went smoothly and we had a blast presenting at Aliso Viejo Middle School.
