Curious Squad

The new FTC game SkyStone for 2019-2020 has been launched today.

SKYSTONE presented by Qualcomm We're excited to launch this year's FIRST Tech Challenge Game, SKYSTONE presented by Qualcomm. Get all the game details: https://www.firstinspires.org/resour...

https://firsttechchallenge.blogspot.com/2019/06/first-tech-challenge-technology-updates.html?m=1

FIRST Tech Challenge Technology Updates The official blog of the FIRST Tech Challenge - a STEM robotics programs for students grades 7-12.

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Launching a Control Hub Pilot

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FIRST Championships were off the hook (literally)! And now we're getting ready for FIRST RISE and our FIRST Tech Challenge SKYSTONE presented by Qualcomm season!

Registration opens May 7th! https://bit.ly/2GTu9Oe

Curious Squad participated in 24th annual Manitoba Robot Games today.

We won 2nd place in the Judges category.

It was wonderful journey participating in the FTC Rover ruckus season 2018-2019. We had a great time participating Championship round at Edmonton, Alberta on 9th and 10th March 2019.

Our team won the Judges award!
Congratulations boys! Well done.

We look forward to participate in the next year FTC program.

Please have a look at the website www.firstinspires.org for more program information.

We are pleased to share with you all that we participated in the FTC championship round at Edmonton on 9th and 10th March 2019 and we are awarded with judges award!

The Judges Award is given to the team to recognize a team for their
outstanding unique efforts or dynamics merit.

We had our first outreach program at Hindu temple, Winnipeg. It was nice to see enthusiasm from the audience.

Curious squad team!

It was great experience attending our first ever FTC robotics competition at Edmonton.
It was a great learning curve going through the robot inspection, checklist, software inspection, making last minute design changes to meet the specifications, testing on the actual competition field and competing in the fun filled and challenging environment.

In the first two rounds we ranked 1st. In the next two rounds our robot didn't cooperate with us and refused to start autonomous mode. In the final round we managed to score points just with driver controlled mode. Finally we ranked 3rd! Great achievement for the rookie team!

Congratulations to all team members!

T-shirt and team marker ready!
All set to head to our first FTC Rover Ruckus competition at Edmonton, Alberta on 2nd Feb 2019!