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Can a team steal the mine cart from the opposing side?

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Can a team steal the mine cart from the opposing side?

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Can a robot be launched from launch area and then cross out of home area and collect something on the mat?

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Can a robot be launched from launch area and then cross out of home area and collect something on the mat?

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🔥This FLL Robot Scores 70 Points in 15 Seconds🔥 #lego #robotcompetition #unearthed

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25--26 FLL UNEARTHED LeXT Robo Academy Plan A 1.0

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2025 2026 FIRST LEGO League UNEARTHED Robot Step By Step Build

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LeXT 25-26 FLL UNEARTHED Plan A 2.0.  545 Point MAX RUN

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https://youtu.be/LoCr4dhFeAA

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From basic to brilliant: how top FLL teams build attachments.

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FLL Spike Prime Box Robot: Step-By-Step Build Tutorial

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FLL UNEARTHED 545 Point MAX RUN | FIRST LEGO League

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Remake this actuator from Team Next Level

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Remake this actuator from Team Next Level

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5mdZ78bceZs

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Next Level Teacher video

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Last years high score was 265

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Mission 6: Forged/Mission 7: Heavy Lifting (15-17)

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Mission 6: Forged/Mission 7: Heavy Lifting (15-17)

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Mission 3: Mineshaft Explorer/Mission 4: Careful Recovery (8-9)

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Mission 3: Mineshaft Explorer/Mission 4: Careful Recovery (8-9)

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FLL 2025 Submerged Spike Prime Lego Robot Design Building Instructions #house_of_robots #lego #FLL

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FLL 2025 Submerged Spike Prime Lego Robot Design Building Instructions #house_of_robots #lego #FLL

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Rack and Pinion Build: FIRST LEGO League, RePlay, FLL 2020, LEGO SPIKE Prime or EV3 Education

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#FLL Submerged 620 Full Points 7 Runs in 2:26 #LEGO

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FLL SUBMERGED 620 Points FSINGENIUM Team

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Parameters

MP1 and MP2 are ramp speeds

Distance is distance to travel

Offset is distance after color seen

Color to stop at

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MP1 is ramp start speed

MP2 is ramp end speed

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# Lego Spike Prime Forklift instructions

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Cheaper vinyl printing (3) 4x8 sheets $180

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Cheaper vinyl printing (3) 4x8 sheets $180

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LINK

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https://www.geyerinstructional.com/robotics-mat-set-sports-pack-3-mats-plus-game-pieces/

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LINK to Google Slides

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1BiRT3m3tNC3MzrvGjjuJxiMKZu4ZdQMxI0qqQ22n8LY/edit?usp=sharing

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The Robot Game Rulebook does not just contain the rules to be considered before, during and after Robot Game matches. Moreover, you will find the exact descriptions of the Robot Game missions including the instructions for field setup. If you study and apply these rules, you will be best equipped to master the Robot Game matches at the regional tournament.

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ATTENTION: The documents are all located in a publicly accessible Microsoft SharePoint.
Nevertheless, you may be asked to log in in certain situations. If this happens, please proceed as follows:

On a smartphone or tablet with the OneDrive app installed: After opening one of the links, you may be redirected to the OneDrive app. Please click on the " Open in browser" option instead of "Sign in". You can then download the files in your mobile browser without any problems.

On a laptop / desktop browser: After opening one of the links on a laptop or desktop computer, a login prompt may open on the SharePoint page. You can simply close this and then download the files without any problems.

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ATTENTION: The documents are all located in a publicly accessible Microsoft SharePoint. Nevertheless, you may be asked to log in in certain situations. If this happens, please proceed as follows: On a smartphone or tablet with the OneDrive app installed: After opening one of the links, you may be redirected to the OneDrive app.

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FIRST LEGO League Submerged | Full Point Run (620/620) | Team Next Generation | EV3

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FLL SUBMERGED 620 Point MAX RUN | FIRST LEGO League

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Registration opens annually in November and closes December 20th. You will be able to register here, during that time.

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Remote League:

Kickoff:           Wednesday, January 29, 2025, on Zoom

Trial Run:       Submit video of best robot game performance by Friday March 7, 2025

Game Week:      Schedule Game Day during the time frame of April 4-6 to 4-11 , 2025

The best teams from all leagues will be invited to participate in playoffs. More information on how to qualify for playoffs will be provided during the kickoff event.

Championship:     Saturday, April 26, 2025, location TBD

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During the 6 - 8 week long GEAR challenge elementary and middle student teams design, construct, and program robots using the LEGO SPIKE Prime kits or the older LEGO MINDSTORMS EV3/NXT kits, which contain structural elements, wheels, axles, gears, motors, sensors, and a simple microprocessor with a rechargeable battery. Programming of the robot is accomplished through an intuitive graphical user interface patterned after the widely-popular Scratch software. Communication between the robot's microprocessor and the computer is done through Bluetooth or a computer's USB port.

The annually changing challenge is designed around a fictive story that motivates the need for autonomous robots (i.e. a robot operating in Antarctica, constructing a moon post, or performing surgery). To solve the challenge, students learn engineering skills through a teaming exercise in designing, building, programming, testing, and troubleshooting their wheeled LEGO robots. These robots then compete autonomously in two-minute matches on a 4-by-4-foot game field.

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GEAR provides an exciting hands-on LEGO robotics challenge to elementary and middle school students at no participation fee, with the goal of increasing interest in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) disciplines while offering mentoring opportunities to engineering undergraduate students at Texas Tech University in an effort to improve their education and increase retention rates.

GEAR itself (found at www.gearrobotics.org) is a nonprofit 401(c)(3) volunteer organization that was created to foster interest among today's youth in engineering, science, and technology. It provides the game rules for the annual competition with instructions on how to build game tables and where to purchase game elements. GEAR also maintains a Question and Answer section on its website. GEAR tournaments are held at various locations listed on the GEAR website.

The TTU GEAR tournament is held annually in during the spring semester. It is open to students in grades K-8 from all schools / after school clubs that are sponsored by a teacher or coach. Sign-up of individual students is not possible. The competition challenge changes annually, but a set of general rules remains the same every year.

The tournament offers a large degree of flexibility in how and to what extent schools / after school clubs want to participate in the competition. In the past, some schools offered LEGO robotics as an after-school activity, while others incorporated the activity into their math, science, technology, or gifted and talented GT classes. Teams meet between once a week after school to five days a week in class. Each participating team must have a LEGO Spike Prime, EV3 or NXT robotics kit and access to a computer/laptop in order to program their robot.

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We offering in-person and remote competition events to cater to both, teams who want to participate in an exciting competition event held on a Saturday together with many other teams and teams who do not want to travel or have conflicts during the competition weekends.  A school/robotics program may participate in both formats but a single student may only compete in one of the competitions (in-person or remote).  Schools/robotics programs may participate with a maximum of 8 teams per age group (elementary school division: K-5th grade, middle school division: 6th-8th grade). A team consists of at least 3 students. While there is no upper limit in team members, a team size of 3-5 students is recommended.

We offer five different leagues (Amarillo, Frenship, Lubbock, Midland, remote) with dates shown under tournament events.  The best teams from all leagues, including the remote teams with be invited to the GEAR championship in Lubbock. Teams will receive their game mats and game elements during the kickoff event.

Remote teams should make arrangements to pick up their game mats and elements from Texas Tech University campus or purchase their own.

We will keep two components from last year’s remote competition:

The highest score from trial run (video submission or event participation) will count towards the total score recorded at game day

Teams who wish to compete for the Young Engineeer’s Award will need to submit an Engineering Design Process video 1 week prior to game day (it’s score will only count toward the Young Engineer Award). There will no longer be an essay component.

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TEXAS TECH:  GEAR (Get excited about robotics) register by December 20th

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TEXAS TECH:  GEAR (Get excited about robotics) register by December 20th

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Registration opens annually in November and closes December 20th. You will be able to register here, during that time.

Remote League:

Kickoff:           Wednesday, January 29, 2025, on Zoom

Trial Run:       Submit video of best robot game performance by Friday March 7, 2025

Game Week:      Schedule Game Day during the time frame of April 4-6 to 4-11 , 2025

The best teams from all leagues will be invited to participate in playoffs. More information on how to qualify for playoffs will be provided during the kickoff event.

Championship:     Saturday, April 26, 2025, location TBD

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We offering in-person and remote competition events to cater to both, teams who want to participate in an exciting competition event held on a Saturday together with many other teams and teams who do not want to travel or have conflicts during the competition weekends. A school/robotics program may participate in both formats but a single student may only compete in one of the competitions (in-person or remote). Schools/robotics programs may participate with a maximum of 8 teams per age group (elementary school division: K-5th grade, middle school division: 6th-8th grade). A team consists of at least 3 students. While there is no upper limit in team members, a team size of 3-5 students is recommended.

We offer five different leagues (Amarillo, Frenship, Lubbock, Midland, remote) with dates shown under tournament events. The best teams from all leagues, including the remote teams with be invited to the GEAR championship in Lubbock. Teams will receive their game mats and game elements during the kickoff event.

Remote teams should make arrangements to pick up their game mats and elements from Texas Tech University campus or purchase their own.

We will keep two components from last year's remote competition:

The highest score from trial run (video submission or event participation) will count towards the total score recorded at game day

Teams who wish to compete for the Young Engineeer's Award will need to submit an Engineering Design Process video 1 week prior to game day (it's score will only count toward the Young Engineer Award). There will no longer be an essay component.

The dates for the different leagues are as follows:

Amarillo league: (should this league sell out, Amarillo ISD teams will receive preferential treatment)

Kickoff: Saturday, February 1, 2025 at Sam Houston Middle School

Trial Run: Saturday, March 1, 2025 at Sam Houston Middle School

Game Day: Saturday, April 12, 2025 at Sam Houston Middle School

Frenship league: (should this league sell out, Frenship ISD teams will receive preferential treatment)

Kickoff: Saturday, January 25, 2025, at the Frenship Ninth Grade Center cafeteria

Trial Run: Saturday, March 1, 2025, at the Frenship Ninth Grade Center cafeteria

Game Day: Saturday, April 5, 2025, at the Frenship Ninth Grade Center cafeteria

Lubbock league: (should this league sell out, Lubbock ISD teams will receive preferential treatment)

Kickoff: Saturday, Febuary 1, 2025, TTU (TBD)

Trial Run: Saturday, March 8, 2025, at Lubbock High School

Game Day: Saturday, April 12, 2025, at Lubbock High School

Midland league: (should this league sell out, Midland ISD and Permian Bassin teams will receive preferential treatment)

Kickoff: Saturday, February 1, 2025, at Carver Center Elementary School

Trial Run: Saturday, March 1, 2025, at Carver Center Elementary School

Game Day: Saturday, April 12, 2025, at Carver Center Elementary School

Remote League:

Kickoff: Wednesday, January 29, 2025, on Zoom

Trial Run: Submit video of best robot game performance by Friday March 7, 2025

Game Week: Schedule Game Day during the time frame of April 4-6 to 4-11 , 2025

The best teams from all leagues will be invited to participate in playoffs. More information on how to qualify for playoffs will be provided during the kickoff event.

Championship: Saturday, April 26, 2025, location TBD

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edward e. whitacre jr. college of engineering

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State of Texas and Texas Tech University

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GEAR's mission is to provide an exciting hands-on LEGO robotics challenge to elementary and middle school students at no participation fee, with the goal of increasing interest in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) disciplines and improving retention of engineering undergraduate students at Texas Tech University.

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FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 2025

THE MONTGOMERY COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS - EXHIBIT BUILDING

APPLICATION ENTRY DEADLINE : JANUARY 10,2025 BY 5PM ENTRY PAYMENT DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 28, 2025 BY 5PM

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AG ROBOTICS – Montgomery County Fair Association

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Sponsored by:
This contest is designed to offer students with an interest in STEM related fields the opportunity to compete against their peers in an agricultural focused challenge. Teams will design and use their robot to complete various tasks for points. This is a team competition for Montgomery County 4-H and FFA members and students enrolled in Montgomery County Schools.

We welcome participation from each of the six school districts within Montgomery County. Due to space and time constraints the contest has been limited to 50 teams total. Two teams per division (Junior 3rd-5th grade, Intermediate 6th-8th grade, Senior 9th-12th grade) will be selected from each School District within Montgomery County and the remaining 14 teams will be reserved and selected at random from County 4H & FFA Clubs.

Additional information along with Applications of Interest Entry Button can be found below. All applications received will be compiled by division and district and selected at random. Should a district or organization not fill their allotted spaces for a division, the remaining team submissions from all other eligible districts will be compiled and drawn until the division/contest is filled.

We look forward to a great contest and are excited for this year’s Fair! We invite the public to come out and watch the Students and Robots take on the challenge in the Exhibition Building on the Montgomery County Fairgrounds!

AG-ROBOTICS ENTRY FORM

AG-ROBOTICS PRINTABLE FORM

FAIRGROUNDS MAP

2025 OFFICIAL RULE BOOK

AG-ROBOTICS SHOW RULES OF PLAY

YOUTH INDEMNITY FORM

FAIRGROUNDS MAP

AG ROBOTICS REGISTRATION

AG-ROBOTICS SHOW RULES OF PLAY

FAIRGROUNDS MAP

AG-ROBOTICS SHOW RULES OF PLAY

2024 AG ROBOTIC WINNERS

RESULTS