6 weeks.

15 students.

14 mentors.

1 robot.

The RoboSapiens are a robotics team out of Cardinal Mooney Catholic High School in Marine City, Michigan. Founded in 2012, we have participated in the Michigan district robotics competition every year since.

The hands-on experience is a great opportunity for our members to learn how to plan, design, fund, create, program, test, and safely use tools in a workshop. This process also provides the opportunity to learn which field--business, graphic design, software programming, mechanical or electrical engineering--would be of most interest to the student. Robotics club has given many options for internships and co-ops in the STEM fields to its students.

The RoboSapiens recognize the need for increased interest in the mathematics, science, and technology fields among students, not only in the state of Michigan but in the United States. Our team would like to be a catalyst in reversing this trend by exposing our community to mathematics, science, and technology through fun real world applications.

We have an organizational structure similar to a company. A mentor oversees the coordination of all the team activities. We have two groups, the Business group and the Build group. The Build group is divided into three sub-groups: the programming group, the mechanical group, and the electrical group. Each group has a dedicated mentor to guide, supervise, and support the students in their respective tasks and responsibilities.

Our mission:

To develop skills and expand real world experiences in an electrifying environment so our team members become leaders and innovators in a growing global economy dependent on Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics.

Our motto:

Faith inspired technology.