Version 1 of Team 965's 2009 robot

Welcome to Coyote Robotics

Coyote Robotics is a Northern Virginia non-profit organization that is dedicated to inspiring students to follow careers in math, science, and technology through the fun and engaging FIRST Tech Challenge robotics competition. Both FTC Team 965 and FTC Team 3749 are supported by Coyote Robotics.

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Coyote Robotics Teams Excel at Regional Championship
Tuesday, 15 February 2011 15:47    Written by Gary Lindner   
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Coyote Robotics TeamsSaturday, February 12, at University Hall, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Virginia, the two GW Community School/Coyote Robotics Teams competed in a field the top 48 teams in Virginia, West Virginia and the District of Columbia.
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Team Qualifies for FTC Regional Championship!
Tuesday, 01 February 2011 09:29    Written by Joseph Esposito   
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Robotics 042Saturday, Jan. 22, two robotics teams from GW Community & Coyote Robotics competed in the FTC Northern Virginia Qualifier Tournament against 23 other teams from Virginia, West Virginia, and DC.  It was an exciting event due to its close proximity at nearby NVCC-Annandale.  A special thanks to all those students, parents and friends who came by to support us on the closest thing we have to a “home” field.
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Coyote Robotics is hosting a Summer Robotics Camp
Wednesday, 28 April 2010 15:48    Written by Joseph Esposito   
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Coyote Robotics is working with the GW Community School to offer a robotics summer camp. robotc

Session I: July 11 - 22, 2011
ROBOTC for Lego™ Mindstorms™
Mon – Fri from 9:00 am - 2:30 pm
$800.00

Session II: August 1 - 12, 2011
ROBOTC for Tetrix™
(Pre-requisite: Session I or permission from instructor)
Mon – Fri from 9:00 am - 2:30 pm
$800.00

Learn:
Industry-Standard C Programming
Task Analysis
Time and Project Management		 Experience:
Team Work
Positive Competition
Real-World Problem Solving		 Achieve:
Proficiency in Programming & Mechanics
Leadership
Effective Communication

•   Experience the wonder and excitement of designing and programming robots in a collegial environment
•   Camps taught by Gary Lindner, coach of state co-champion robotics team and GWCS faculty member
•   Curriculum designed by the Robotics Academy at Carnegie Mellon University
•   Class size is limited to 10 – rising 9th thru 12th grade
•   Each student receives a lap top computer to use
•   Two – three students per robot

Space is Limited, Register Now
> Registration Form
> Robotics Camp Flyer 		Print, complete, and mail registration form to:
GW Community School
9001 Braddock Road, Suite 111
Springfield, VA  22151
 
Team 3749 going to World Championship
Sunday, 21 March 2010 12:07    Written by Joseph Esposito   
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We are in! Coyote Robotics is proud and excited to announce that our Team 3749, Lambkins, has received an invitation to the FIRST Tech Challenge World Championship Tournament in the Georgia Dome in Atlanta April 14-17, 2010.
 

About Coyote Robotics

Coyote Robotics is a non-profit organization dedicated to inspiring students to follow careers in math, science, and technology through the fun and engaging FIRST Tech Challenge robotics competition.

Sponsors

Coyote Robotics would like to thank our sponsors for their gracious support of our team.
  • Science Applications International Corporation
    Corporate Sponsor
  • Graphic Packaging International
    Corporate Sponsor