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Student Robotics Club of South Australia Inc. – Hopping into Engineering!

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2015 FLL

Presentation Award

Successful 2015 RoboRoos team!

Our Robots

2015 Recycle Rush Robot

2014 Aerial Assist Robot

2018 Power Up Robot

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2015 Sydney Regional

2015 FRC Australian Regional Sydney

2015 FRC Australian Regional Sydney

2015 FRC Australian Regional Sydney

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2015 Science Alive

2015 Science Alive Demo

2015 Science Alive Demo

2015 Science Alive Demo

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2015 Open Day

2015 Open Day Wingfield

2015 Open Day Wingfield

2015 Open Day FFL Demo Wingfield

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2014 FLL

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Team RoboRoos is at Adelaide Showground.

1 week ago

A learning environment. #STEM #stemeducation #firstroboticscompetition #FirstMentor #engineering #studentledlearning ... See MoreSee Less

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Team RoboRoos

2 weeks ago

A new video release depicting what a FIRST Tech Challenge event is like for a total newbie to the FIRST life! If you know a school that should be participating in the 'Hardest fun you'll ever have' and expanding into an exciting STEM program send them on the link! Go give it a like you know you want to 😉#dothemathsavetheworld#MoreThanRobots#omgrobots#stemeducation #ftchallengewww.youtube.com/watch?v=nJNgtiTasXo&feature=emb_logo ... See MoreSee Less

FIRST Tech Challenge Qualifier Skystone South Australia November 2019.FIRST Robotics South Australia

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This FIRST robotics event in November 2019 was the very first Qualifying competition for FIRST Tech Challenge to be held in South Australia. Of the 12 compet...

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Team RoboRoos is at Adelaide Showground.

3 weeks ago

Team work, and blonde bobs. #STEM #stemeducation #firstroboticscompetition #engineering #studentledlearning ... See MoreSee Less

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Team RoboRoos is at Adelaide Showground.

3 weeks ago

Mentorship passes on skills. #STEM #stemeducation #firstroboticscompetition #FirstMentor #engineering #studentledlearning ... See MoreSee Less

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Team RoboRoos is at Adelaide Showground.

3 weeks ago

BAE volunteer explains electronic circuit diagrams. #STEM #stemeducation #firstroboticscompetition #FirstMentor #engineering #studentledlearning ... See MoreSee Less

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Team RoboRoos

3 weeks ago

Thank you to Australian Submarine Corporation for helping our students to test and prototype this years robot. They all got so much out of this experience.Mentoring Australia’s future engineers through the love of robots.When ASC engineers take time off from working on Australia’s regionally superior submarine fleet, some of them ‘hop’ on over to the Team RoboRoos - South Australia’s Student Robotics Club.The RoboRoos has members from 35 schools across Adelaide, and exists to excite young minds about STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics), through a common interest – robots!Each year students compete in the international FIRST Robotics Competition, and some of ASC’s sharpest minds volunteer to assist the students during the ‘Feasibility Gate’ stage, where they present their concept designs and prototypes.Over six weeks, participants must design and build a functioning robot that can perform prescribed tasks, in competition with teams from around the world.Given ASC submarine experts are renowned for their problem solving skills (after all, finding engineering solutions is part of their daily working life) they are a natural fit to support and encourage these budding engineers. Thanks Chris, Nick and James, and good luck team! ... See MoreSee Less

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