Iron Panthers informing local elementary school, Whashington Elementary, on the robotics program held. To foster the idea of creating new technology and building something to keep for years. WAMJAM is a PTA fundraiser for the School Art and Music Festival (WAMJAM), and the team was able to present.
Campers learned programming, design, engineering, CAD and were introduced to the core values of FIRST
Hosting a FTC competition, we gave the oppurtunity to First kids across the bay area to show off their skills in robotics. In addition, we invited local kids from Cub central and Nextdoor to visit the competiton, had worksheets that introduced them to FIRST and the centerstage game, and taught themengineering and design from many teams at the competition.
We showcased our robotics team to all, fundraising through a bake sale.
The Makers Faire is coming back to the Bay Area. 5026 will be attending along with other FIRST teams in an immersive exhibit.
The Iron Panthers are attending their local elementary school, Washington Elementary’s, community event. A PTA fundraiser for the School Art and Music Festival (WAMJAM).
We are so glad we got to attend our sponsor Intuitive Surgical's event, RoboNanza! As a team, we competed in mock competitions and tested out new drivers, while also engaging with Intuitive Surgical employees and other FIRST teams.
The Memorial Day Parade is a annual event where we showcase our robot to the Burlingame community.
Outreach to Burlingame Intermediate school 8th grade science classes to encourage them to join robotics
We were invited by the Silicon Valley Chapter of the National Coalition of 100 Black Women and the San Jose Earthquakes to participate in Girl's STEAM day at PayPal Park! We were super excited to be able to show everyone how important STEAM is to our team and inspire a new generation of girls to pursue their interests.
From June 2 - 11, our robotics team, the Iron Panthers, volunteered at the San Mateo Event Center in hopes to spark an interest in STEM in future generations, by setting up a practice field and allowing others to drive the robot.
We had 400 people at the CuriOdyssey Outreach, along with 840 Aragon Robotics, 253 Boba Bots, and tech support. We brought all sorts of things from the display legos to the 2019 FRC competition robot to demonstrate for the kids.
