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Invention helps a boy with a prosthetic leg ride a bicycle.

Lafayette robotics team aims to take bike kit inspired by 5-year-old amputee to marketA group of Lafayette high school students is hoping to take a bicycle adaptation kit for people with disabilities they created for an international robotics competition to the open market,

'We're making a positive difference': Lafayette robotics students innovate to meet real-world needsTeam 3616 Phenomena ranked as one of 20 robotics teams out of 870 worldwide with its project in the 2021 FIRST Innovation Challenge.

LPSS students snag top award at robotics competitionLafayette Parish robotics students recently snagged a top award at a regional tournament in Kenner.

Acadiana robotics team finalists in global competition

Acadiana robotics clubs score big in competition.This summer, while some students were relaxing after an erratic school year, others were involved in extracurricular sports, like softball, baseball and soccer...oh, and robotics.

Lafayette's Team Phenomena Demonstrated Their Robot At Raising Cane'sTeam Phenomena, a group of approximately forty high school students from several area schools who work together and compete in robotics, need your support to continue their success.

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FIRST (@FIRSTweets)Inspired by last season's #FIRSTGAMECHANGERS challenge, @FRCTeams 3616: Phenomena invented a kit that assists bike riders with damaged or amputated legs as they pedal. Hear more about how the team's innovation will help a little boy via @CBSThisMorning: https://cbsn.ws/3yv6Q5E

Acadiana-based robotics team wins prestigious awardThe Acadiana-based Robotics Team 3616 Phenomena have been selected for the Chairman's Award for 2020 Bayou Regional in the FIRST Robotics Competition.

Robotics students find creative way to learn during pandemic

Local Students Win Robotics AwardPhoto by Kindel Media: https://www.pexels.com/photo/close-up-photo-of-toy-bot-8566472/ A team of students from Lafayette Parish schools won a top award at a robotics competition in Kenner over the weekend of March 31st-April 2nd. Robotics Phenomena 3616, composed of kids from Lafayette High, Comeaux, Paul Breaux, David Thibodaux, and homeschooled won the Innovation in Control Award. They competed against...

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