Teams Mythic (boys) and Athena (girls) competed last weekend, ending up on opposing alliances. Both teams played hard, and did great. Athena led the first rank alliance. Mythic was on the second place winning alliance. Go FTC!
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!
Students from all nine Mythical Robotics teams gathered to celebrate their good work. The six lego league teams are now done for their year. The two FTC teams have one final competition left. The FRC team is just getting started – the challenge comes out on January 6th. Good work all!
Well, build season has officially started, and it started with a bang! Yesterday (January ninth,) we had an all-team meeting to kickoff the build season and the game for 2021. We started off with introductions, then played a Kahoot to test our knowledge of the game. After that, we watched the official live kickoff video…
We just got back from the Minneapolis North Star competition, and have a lot to report! We worked with The Robettes, Windchill, and Technocrats on scouting the competition, gathering valuable data. Meanwhile in the pit, the robot’s reliability and rigidity was being continuously improved by battle-testing it during the matches, where our drive team was…
Another first for NoMythic – we qualified for State Championship this year! This was one of the most competitive fields we’ve seen this year. We played hard and had a blast. We ended the day in 9th place. We were selected by the second alliance, and our alliance won second place overall! Nice work.
Hello, all! The new robotics season has officially started! This October, we worked on building team spirit, training new students, and kick-off for this year’s T.E.S.T.! Build has been prototyping and putting their new ideas into CAD (Computer Aided Design). Programming has been training new students to work on code for swerve drive and creating…
