Once again, NoMythic is hosting Lego Camp (PDF: 1 page) over the summer, so more kids can experience the joys of building and programming their own robots. Sign up quickly – there aren’t many spaces left.
Two sessions: June 18th-22nd and June 25-29th
Times: 9 am – noon each day
Location: Friends School of Minnesota
Ages: Students entering 5th-8th grade
Cost: $150
Register Now!
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 everyone! This January started off with kickoff and the beginning of our build season, which has been going strong since. Our build subteam has been working on prototyping various potential designs, CAD, and making important strategic decisions about our robot. Our programming subteam has been automating swerve, positioning via April tags, pneumatics, and a…
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…
All seven teams are off the ground and running. At No Mythic this week, new and old members alike broke into groups to get an introduction to 9 different areas they might want to help with this year: Driving, Shop/fabrication, Image, CAD, Electronics/pneumatics, Accounting, Logistics, and Scouting. Next week, students will choose one area to…
The team made it to Houston! They’re playing on the Galileo field. Automatic updates to the blog haven’t been working, so here are the match updates from today. QUAL MATCH #56 – DEBRIEF AND DAY SUMMARY by Lucia Red alliance takes the match 658 to 179!! A fantastic way to end the day. Today was…
We arrived at the Northern Lights competition in Duluth on Wednesday night, with 23 students, 5 mentors and two robots. Our competition bot – Watt – performed beautifully and got lots of complements. Our team played hard, swiftly moving gears across the field and climbing the rope to board the airship. We finished 13th –…
