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Registration has opened for the first of our summer LASA Robotics SMART Camps being held at Zavala Elementary School in Austin, TX on June 22, 2013. The LASA Robotics SMART Camp is a 2 or 3 hour (depending on the camp level) hands-on robotics session where students build and program LEGO Mindstorms NXT robots to interact with the world around them with the help of the award-winning LASA Robotics Team. This unique Science, Mathematics, And Robotics Technology (SMART) camp is designed to enrich and challenge 8-14 year old students of any caliber, from those who have never worked with LEGO Mindstorms robots to the seasoned veterans. Press the "Read More" button below for more information and to sign up!
Registration has opened for the second of our summer LASA Robotics SMART Camps being held at Zavala Elementary School in Austin, TX on August 10, 2013. The LASA Robotics SMART Camp is a 2 or 3 hour (depending on the camp level) hands-on robotics session where students build and program LEGO Mindstorms NXT robots to interact with the world around them with the help of the award-winning LASA Robotics Team. This unique Science, Mathematics, And Robotics Technology (SMART) camp is designed to enrich and challenge 8-14 year old students of any caliber, from those who have never worked with LEGO Mindstorms robots to the seasoned veterans. Press the "Read More" button below for more information and to sign up!
Congratulations to Randy Baden, LASA Robotics Chief Welding Mentor, winner of the 2013 Lone Star Regional Woodie Flowers Award! Now LASA Robotics has 3 Woodie Flowers Finalist Award Winners, one of only a handful of teams with this honors. Pictured at left are Danny Diaz (2010 winner), Randy Baden (2013 winner), and Tony Bertucci (2009 winner).
The Woodie Flowers Award celebrates effective communication in the art and science of engineering and design. Dr. William Murphy founded this prestigious award in 1996 to recognize mentors who lead, inspire, and empower using excellent communication skills. Each year, students choose one mentor on the team (who has not already won the Woodie Flowers Award) and submit a 3,000 character max essay nominating that mentor to be considered for this award.
Read more: Randy Baden Wins Woodie Flowers Award at 2013 Lone Star Regional!