2.5K views · 69 reactions | The largest robotics competition in the world begins just one week from today! The VEX Robotics World Championship is free and open to the public! If you can't join us in person in Dallas, TX, you can watch a stream of any of the events virtually on VEX TV! For more info about #VEXWorlds, visit vexworlds.com.  To check out VEX TV, click here: https://buff.ly/43JE5lB | VEX Robotics | Facebook

6K views · 197 reactions | You've been waiting all year and the moment has finally ARRIVED! VRC teams, we are proud to present your 2022-2023 competition season game: Spin Up!  https://bit.ly/3w5uYvL | VEX Robotics | Facebook

Here it is, #VIQC teams! 🎉 The unveil of your brand new game has arrived! Enjoy and start getting ready for an incredible season with Slapshot! youtube.com/watch?v=vF3I8FscrKo | VEX Robotics

#VEXWorlds will be here before you know it—in the meantime, we hope you enjoy this little taste of the HYPE to come! We are proud to present: your 2023–2024 VRC and VIQC game names! 🔥 | VEX Robotics

Introducing your elementary students to building and coding a robot is easier than ever with VEX GO! From selecting a project to end-of-day cleanup, VEX GO has your back every step of the way. https://bit.ly/36NGAbN | VEX Robotics

The VEX STEPmaker helps students using CAD software for digital robot assembly speed up their process! ⚙️ With helpful functions like cutting teeth from gears and forming custom rubber band and chain patterns, this tool is a great way to make your CAD assembly more efficient! Learn more & download here: https://buff.ly/3Ak3kkj | VEX Robotics

Inside Marist’s Robotics program, students learn by building, testing, and competing. Using the VEX Robotics Design System, students work in teams to design, construct, and program autonomous mobile robots. Through hands-on lab challenges, they explore real-world engineering concepts like drive trains, electrical boards, lift mechanisms, sensors, and coding logic, refining their designs through trial, error, and collaboration. For their midterm project, Robotics 2 Honors students designed, coded