The sliding lift works and is attached to the robot, thanks to a monumental effort put in by team members over the last several meetings.

What you see here is the robot moving based on the image in front of it.

The team was running a little thin today, but was still very productive.

While computer vision and lift building took place, this scuba diving ducky was created with a 3D printer by the engineering class.

From image object detection to constructing a sliding lift system, great work today Saders!

Way to go Saders! The team had a very productive meeting today.

The team spent much time on prototyping today. From a new robot chassis, to slowing down the drive program, the team made much progress.

Today, some team members continued to work on a gripper prototype, others worked on computer vision, and slowing down the driving program.

Oftentimes, work in STEM involves problem solving. When we tried to drive the robot, we found that the controls had changed.

Good work today Saders! Good work today Saders! Some members explored how we will attach the linear slide system to the robot...

Today, the team tackled setting up the rest of our game field.

Today was a pretty productive meeting. Luckily, our competition field elements arrived today, so the team got to work setting them up.

The Helias Catholic FTC Team is off to a good start! After reviewing this season's challenge, the team strategized about the robot they will

What did we do today? Programming Everyone learned how to program in Blocks, a drag and drop environment similar to MIT Scratch.

Today was the first meeting of the season! For most of the meeting, the coaches explained how robotics worked to new members.