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  • FIRST Robotics Competition Team 8709

    Funded Jan 23, 2023

    This year students were able to construct another incredible machine. The group of 22 students worked tirelessly over the course of the entire season building this years robot. The design underwent many iterations to get to the final result that you will see in the picture. The chassis had 4 powered caster wheels that enabled it to be very agile, moving in any direction, facing any direction simultaneously. The wheels where powered each by 1.1 HP Falcon 500 motors that gave the students plenty of power, each Caster was also steered by a 1.1 HP Falcon 500 motor.

    The students didn't get the final performance results they had hoped for, but all of them learned so many valuable real life skills this season from the project. Many of the seniors moving on to colleges. We won two awards this year, a judges award, and our safety captain won safety all star for the Boston Event.

    None of this would have been possible without your help!”

    With gratitude,

    Mr. Bren

  • FIRST Robotics Team 8709 Pit and Robot Materials

    Funded Jan 23, 2023

    This year students were able to construct another incredible machine. The group of 22 students worked tirelessly over the course of the entire season building this years robot. The design underwent many iterations to get to the final result that you will see in the picture. The chassis had 4 powered caster wheels that enabled it to be very agile, moving in any direction, facing any direction simultaneously. The wheels where powered each by 1.1 HP Falcon 500 motors that gave the students plenty of power, each Caster was also steered by a 1.1 HP Falcon 500 motor.

    The students didn't get the final performance results they had hoped for, but all of them learned so many valuable real life skills this season from the project. Many of the seniors moving on to colleges. We won two awards this year, a judges award, and our safety captain won safety all star for the Boston Event.

    None of this would have been possible without your help!”

    With gratitude,

    Mr. Bren

  • FIRST Robotics Competition Team

    Funded Nov 4, 2021

    This project has made a huge impact on my classroom and our school. We have actually had a break out season even though we are rookies. We are potentially qualified for Houston and we are definitely competing at the district championship at the very least. We have won all awards a rookie team can win, and we have been alliance captains in our second event. The students worked a lot of hours after school to build an amazing robot. Thank you for believing in me and the students project.

    Highest Rookie Seed award

    Rookie inspiration Award

    Rookie All star Award

    after week 4 we are ranked 27th out of 183 in New England”

    With gratitude,

    Mr. Bren

    This classroom project was brought to life by Disney & FIRST.
FIRST Robotics Competition Team at our school is an after school extra-curricular program for students, grades 9-12, to learn about the fields of science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) through hands-on learning in the field of robotics. Through the FRC program, my robotics team members design, build, and program robots. These robots then compete at regional competitions, with the potential of qualifying for the Regional Championship Tournament and the World Championship competition. This year we are rookies in FRC and we have faced unprecedented challenges finding sponsors and funding to complete our robot. We still need a cart to move the robot around at events, as this robot can have a final weight of up to154 lbs and is approximately 24" wide and 36" long, and 45 inches tall. We are also in need of aluminum for the "Belly Pan" of the robot, some square tubing for intake mechanism designs, and brass material for bushings that will be machined by the students.

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FIRST Robotics Competition Team at our school is an after school extra-curricular program for students, grades 9-12, to learn about the fields of science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) through hands-on learning in the field of robotics. Through the FRC program, my robotics team members design, build, and program robots. These robots then compete at regional competitions, with the potential of qualifying for the Regional Championship Tournament and the World Championship competition. This year we are rookies in FRC and we have faced unprecedented challenges finding sponsors and funding to complete our robot. We still need a cart to move the robot around at events, as this robot can have a final weight of up to154 lbs and is approximately 24" wide and 36" long, and 45 inches tall. We are also in need of aluminum for the "Belly Pan" of the robot, some square tubing for intake mechanism designs, and brass material for bushings that will be machined by the students.

About my class

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