"Robotics has taught me how important it is to utilize our time and how to work together as a team"
Committed to: Pennsylvania State University
Committed to: New York University
"Robotics has given me the opportunity to work in a team comprised of many integrated skillsets. Working as CAD Lead required me to work in tandem with our engineering and programming teams through the whole season as we developed our robot. I believe an interdisciplinary and adaptable engineering approach will be beneficial to my studies at UVA and in my future career."
Committed to: University of Virginia
"My favorite thing is getting to learn and work in this field. STEM programs like robotics help teach me important skills. Furthermore, these skills will apply to life, helping me achieve success."
Committed to: Gettysburg College
Committed to: UMass Amherst
"One of the most important things that I've learned from robotics is that there isn't only one way to accomplish a task. There are always new and creative ways to approach a problem and that is the beauty of building a robot to complete a task.
Committed to: University of Maryland
Committed to: Georgia Institute of Technology
"One of the most significant lessons I learned from robotics is iterative design and persistent problem-solving. Many designs rarely succeed on the first attempt, instead, they demand a continuous cycle of building, testing, analyzing results, and refining approaches. This approach and process of learning can be difficult, but it allows you to learn so much once you finally get it!"
"I like both engineering and coding, and this is a great place to apply both of them."
"I want to program video games, and robotics has helped me learn how program for it."
"The most important thing I learned from robotics is that there is always something new to learn. It could be doing a task more efficiently or finding a different way to tackle a problem to make it easier."
"The best part of being on Team 1099 is there are a ton of opportunities to learn new things."
"My favorite part of being a part of FRC team 1099 is watching the robot we built come to life during a competition."
"I really want to get into astronomy and areospace, robotics is helping me know about engineering and others, like motors, team building and even having fun. Robotics club has taught me this year to engage with my peers and even come out my shell."
"I'm going to keep it short and sweet: Always trust the process."
"Since joining DiscoTechs, I have learned much about things like how to plan long term projects, use problem solving to get through scenarios, and how to warm as a team to achieve success."
"One of the most important things I have learned from robotics is perseverance. Most things will not go as planned and learning to work under pressure and around almost everything going wrong is what robotics is all about."
"One of the most important things I’ve learned from robotics is how to work as a team to solve complex problems. Everyone brings something different to the table, and that makes us stronger."