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The Titan Robotics Club is a middle and high school robotics program at the International School in Bellevue, Washington. We aim to spread awareness and raise interest within our school and our community about robotics and the programs of FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology). As part of the annual FIRST Robotics Compeition, FIRST Tech Challenge and FIRST Lego League, our team of over 60 students work with field professionals and adult mentors to earn valuable life experience with robotics, technology and science. You can learn more about our programs as well as FIRST by selecting each from the above navigation bar.

 


 

Our latest announcements:

End of Year Banquet

Our dearest members, mentors, familiy and friends, and irreplacable sponsors,(we love you all!)
Our annual End-of-Year Banquet this year will be held

June 15th 6:00pm - 8:00pm at International School

This Year, we're combining our banquet to include FRC, FTC and FLL. It's going to be a party and a blast!

It will be potluck style, and we do need people to bring in delicious food(since we're not magical chefs).

Please do sign up to bring dishes HERE

and RSVP HERE

Home Sweet Home

Well, it sure has been a crazy trip to St. Louis, not to mention that tornado we survived!

The TRC performed extraordinarily well! We were the only Team on Galileo to remain undefeated after all 9 qualification matches with a record of 8(W)0(L)1(T)! We were the #2 Seed on Galileo, 2nd only to team 33 the Killer Bees by two Coopertition Points!

Unfortunately we were defeated in the quarter finals on Galileo, ending our amazing trip there. We were not able to top our 2005 record of being finalists on Galileo, but to be able to make it this far was already amazing!

Our great friends from our winning alliance back here in Seattle, 2046 and 2471, both made it to elimination rounds as well on Newton and Curie. Congratulations to them!

St. Louis, we'll see you next year!

We fly out tomorrow!

St. Louis Championship is just around the corner, and we're all pumped to say the least. We'll surely meet lots of new people, learn lots of new things, and no doubt, have lots of fun. Whether we win will be another story, but hey that's not really all that important right? After all, FIRST isn't about the robots!

We'll be back Sunday night!

Good luck Team 492!

P.S.

If all goes well and we have spare hands, we'll have people tweet to the new twitter feed we have on the left.

Remember! No Tuesday General Meeting this week(4/24)

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Just a quick reminder that there will be no general meeting this week (April 24th) since there is a AP Chemistry review session, and many of our junior members have to go.

Go home and pack, we leave Wednesday!

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