Blue Ribbon at State Fair! – August 2021
With the rise in the cases, and the optional masks at the Fair, our team chose not to attend in person. But our robot attended! Friends took pictures so we know how well “Revolution” did this year.
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March 2021
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,…
Northern Lights March 3-7: We Won!
We got our new challenge on January 10. Since then, our whole team has had one focus – work together to build a robot and a team ready to compete. This past weekend, we packed up the team, the pit, the mentors, and many parents and headed to Duluth to see how well our work…
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Hello Mythical Friends and Family, We are digging into our work with FIRST Age, an archaeological theme for robotics this year. Our team has been super excited about this year’s game and is now hard at work coming up with ideas for a robot! During this game there are two alliances each made up of…
Triangle Fraternity Sponsors No Mythic
University of Minnesota’s Triangle fraternity is sponsoring No Mythic for at least the third year in a row. Fraternity members came out Sunday to see the robot drive, pick up gears, and climb. They asked great questions about the drive train, CAD, batteries, 3-D printed parts, and more. Thank you Triangle!
We’re Still Meeting – March, 2020
Even though we’re no longer seeing each other or our robot in person, we’re still a team. We’ve moved our meetings online and have been meeting as a whole team once a week, and it’s been wonderful to see everyone’s faces and hold on to our community when so much else is different. Sub-teams have…