15 Indiana schools with more than 54 teams met for one of the largest elementary robotics competitions. The VEX IQ program started seven years ago at Riverside Intermediate, where four students ...

After experiencing rapid growth in the past couple of years, BCSC’s VEX Robotics program is looking to further establish itself with its most expansive event yet.

RIT’s VEX Robotics team placed 10th overall among 96 collegiate teams in the recent VEX Robotics World Championships in Dallas. Closing a strong 2023 season, the team was also recognized for ...

VEX IQ is a robotics program designed for elementary and middle school students, where teams build and program robots to compete in a series of challenges.

The higher level VEX VRC program, for middle and high school students, uses mainly metal parts for its robot builds. At the state VEX VRC high school tournament, nine St. Vrain teams were among ...

The competition inspires innovation, creativity, and critical thinking as students design, build, and program robots to tackle specific challenges. What is the VEX Robotics World Championships?

Robots playing disc golf may sound slightly far-fetched but for the 22 VEX Robotics teams that packed Columbus High School's gym on Feb. 11, it's as real as it gets.

Through competitions like the VEX Robotics Challenge, students gain exposure to STEM fields and are inspired to pursue careers in technology, engineering, and robotics.

Engineering is hard.” Robot competition helps Silver Lake Elementary students explore programming, coding as career paths Not every student will become an engineer or programmer.

Benzie Central’s VEX IQ Competition team has qualified for the chance to showcase their skills at the 2023 VEX Robotics World Championship in Dallas, Texas.

VEX Robotics is an educational robotics program that inspires students to excel in STEM principles while encouraging creativity, teamwork, leadership and problem solving among groups.