Last week, I wrote about how the world has changed over our lifetimes and how we are digital immigrants in this Information Age. And now, just as we are trying to catch up and understand how these digital tools can benefit us as we age, the world is entering a new age, proving the old adage that the only constant in life is change.
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(The Center Square) – Culver City High School’s California-based robotics team - known as the Bagel Bytes - has begun its 25th season of competition with this year's challenge for students around the world to build robotics that “re-imagine the past.”
WHITE SALMON — Skyline Health’s Emergency Department is proud to announce the acquisition of a cutting-edge Stroke Robot thanks to generous gr…
This year, Hood River New School’s two Lego Robotics teams returned to take on the new FIRST challenge, “The Future of Energy.” Both teams hav…
Twenty-seven teams of students ages 9 to 14 competed at the First Lego League (FLL) robotics tournament over the last two Saturdays: Dec. 7 at…
The Gorge Tech Alliance is bringing TEDx speaker Charles Jennings to present on the state of Artificial Intelligence (AI) today and what it me…
Robotics earns Inspiration Award, and a trip to Worlds
Robotics students scored top-3 finishes at this last weekend’s VEX tournament in Goldendale. Team 5 Elements (Stephen Ganders, Jacob Ganders, Theo Sandoz, Matthew Miller and Haley James) earned Second place Programing Skills trophy and placed Sixth in Robot Skills. System Overload (Ian Castenada, Hayden Jacobsen, and Jack McAllister) placed third in Programming Skills and fifth in Robot Skills. Team Fusion Vex (Angel Garcia, Shane Squires, Meghan Lenardson, and Frances Fuller) placed eighth in Robot Skills.
On Oct. 6, four female members of HRVHS FRC Robotics Team A-05 competed alongside 24 other all-female teams in the Girls Generation First Robotics Challenge robotics tournament at Wilsonville High School.
Gorge Tech Alliance (GTA) invites the community to interact with three levels of youth robotics in the Gorge and learn easy ways to make a difference supporting STEM (science, tech, engineering and math) education on March 19 at 6 p.m. at Springhouse Cellar Winery, 13 Railroad Ave.
