NoMythic in the Woods
The team spent the weekend at a beautiful cabin in the woods, mixing meetings with play time outside.

As a team, we decided on three SMART goals for our upcoming year.

The team spent the weekend at a beautiful cabin in the woods, mixing meetings with play time outside.


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…
We’re currently working with the incredible robotics team KnightKrawler to make face shields for front line workers. We have access to several 3D printers, some owned by the team, some owned by mentors, which we are using to print the frames for face shields. If you are able and interested we are currently accepting donations…
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!
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…
This month, we held a Sponsor Open House. Over the course of this Open House we gave a presentation to the sponsors about our team, we gave them a tour of our shop, and they drove our robot, Eurydice, from last season. We are also preparing for a local competition called MinneTrials, taking place on…
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…