We celebrate the things that really matter to us, and this year our had a lot to celebrate! Each and every member of our community, including each student, mentor, parent, sponsor and more was necessary to build a robot and a community that earned a spot to the World Championships this year.
Hey Mythical Friends and Family, We appreciate our community taking the time to celebrate with us earlier this week! We had a good time talking with you and made a lot of great memories, and as always getting to share the excitement that we have about robotics was a blast! We had tons of questions…
NoMythic attended the Northern Lights Regional. We spent three days in the DECC arena, scouting, driving, programming and most importantly– cheering on our team. We had an amazing time at the competition and it was so inspiring to share that space with so many other incredible teams. NoMythic proudly won the Excellence in Engineering award…
Happy spring! The days are getting warmer, and the team is getting more and more excited for the competitions. Much work is already being put into our efforts to wow the judges, including NoMythic’s first 2021 FIRST submission! Many different members of our team came together to provide photos and a description of the robot,…
Hello all! We just got back from the 10,000 Lakes competition in Minneapolis, and we have some very exciting news to share: we are going to Worlds!!! That’s right, on April 18th, we’re leaving Minnesota for the World Championship in Houston. We are all very excited and just as busy, but first, we need to…
Utilizing grants from our sponsors, NoMythic recently obtained its very own CNC mill! We are enthusiastically anticipating the higher efficiency and accuracy this tool allows us. The machine has opened many opportunities for student/mentor collaboration and expanded our threshold of creativity in the future.
Back on the 4th of December, NoMythic participated in the Turtle Trials! The Turtle Trials are a mini competition between a few local teams to simulate the competition experience. Five teams competed in the Turtle Trials, with a total a total of seven different robots. It was a refreshing experience for our team, who up…
