News, Events, Notices
News Events Team Notices

January 8, 2012
The FRC 2012 competition has been announced - Rebound Rumble!
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January 15, 2012
We're entered in the Boca Bearings Innovation Contest. Go team!
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January 7, 2011  [Sticky]
MMRambotics will be hosting the Halton district kickoff at M.M. Robinson high school.

January 8, 2012
FIRST Robotics Competition 2012 kickoff.
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January 14, 2011
Demo'ed our 2011 FRC robot and streamed the webcast at the Ontario FLL provincial.

October 11, 2011 - October 15, 2011
Front Foyer Student Driving

October 11, 2011
Period 5 Classroom Robot Demo

October 12, 2011
Posters Up

October 24, 2011
Mandatory Team Meeting

November 1, 2011
Soldering 101 - Solder Loops and Crimping

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Overview

MMRambotics is a team of students from M.M. Robinson High School in Burlington, Ontario. We are continuing to compete in the the FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC) after five years of involvement. Our teachers and mentors collaborate with the team each year to build large scale robots for the events.

Students

MMRambotics 2012 Team

Our 2011-2012 team brings over thirty students and six mentors to the team. Students are divided into six sub-teams: Website and Media, Mechanical, Electrical, Programming, Robot Design, Business and Outreach.

Schedule

Senior students train and educate new students alongside our mentors each year before the season begins. We then enter our six week build period in January. Build season is our intensive robot building time – students will learn how to be creative and innovating while co-operating with each other.

Competition

MMRambotics at Waterloo

In the past, MMRambotics has competed at the University of Waterloo regional and the Toronto regional at the Hershey Center. For our 2011-2012 season we will be competing at the Greater Toronto regional and in Knoxville, Tennessee.

M.M. Robinson High School

2012 brought some great additions to our team. We are becoming further coupled with the Halton District School Board and with M.M. Robinson High School. The manufacturing and computer engineering programs are both helping our program by assigning students with tasks that are FIRST or MMRambotics related. This gains awareness of our program and gives these students more challenging, interesting tasks.

Additionally this year, MMRambotics members will receive a technology credit for their OSSD assuming they complete a full 110 hour workload.

Using our additional partnership with HDSB, we are reaching out and collaborating with other Halton District teams. These partnerships are crucial to our future and we look forward to more successful seasons.

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