China wins in ABU Robocon 2010 with theirvery great robots. It’s time for ABU Robocon 2010 prereparation. 
. This robot contest will be held in Cairo, Egypt with theme “Where Robot Meets Civilization Land“.
The video animation rule for ABU Robocon 2010 is here:
You can download the video in MP4 format HERE.
Prepare your self for next battle…
Original news come from www.dailyherald.com. That’s true that the more the competition, the more experience gained…
Robots on a Mission, a rookie team of seventh-grade students from St. Peter Lutheran School in Arlington Heights and home-schooled youngsters, learned about coping skills Saturday during a robotics tournament at Lake Zurich Middle School North.
After being disqualified in the first round because their robot had four motors, one more than the three allowed, the team redesigned the robot and scored well in the second round.
“The boys did a great job of coming together and regrouping,” said their coach Dave Solak. “They looked at the problem, removed one of the motors and made some adjustments and improved their scores in the next rounds.”
This news comes from Oxford and Pugwash, road to EAST robotics competition held by tommorow…
Students at two local high schools are hoping their boxes of nuts, bolts and spare parts will become robots capable of capturing a pirate
Ontario Robotics Team Wins World Robotics Championships
Students on a high school robotics team from St. Catharines, Ont. have been crowned world champions after battling more than 1,500 squads for the top spot.Twenty-five students from Governor Simcoe Secondary School –known as the “Simbotics” — won the FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) Robotics Competition Championship in Atlanta, Ga., last weekend.
“We’ve been working towards this goal for six years now and the team’s pretty ecstatic about it,” Greg Phillips, team coach and tech teacher, told CTV.ca on Monday.
Another World Robot Competition will be held at California next month…
Hundreds of high school students from around the planet are flocking to California next month to compete in the first ever world championships, participating in a ball game called Bridge Battle. Played on a 12′ x 12′ field, two alliances of robots battle it out to place 77 tennis balls in elevated platforms.
Another robotics “battle” in Hawaii… it so cool… 
. Here the news from kgmb9.com:
Dozens of teams are getting ready for a battle of the brains at the Stan Sheriff Center. They spent the day practicing for the regional robotics competition.
The event includes 700 students from 37 high schools throughout Hawaii and the mainland. They had six weeks to design and build their robots.
The machines score points in different ways; like knocking balls off the overpass, throwing them over the rack, or picking them up and putting them back in place.
Become participant of robotics contest or robotics competition is fun. You will get many experience, meet many people who interest in robotics technology. Sometimes, you will get some money..
Today, i read a news from freep.com about FIRST Robotics Competition result in detroit city. I was happy that many students interested in robotics technology.
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Three Detroit Cody High School students were part of a winning team last weekend at Wayne State University.
A three-team alliance — Cody, Utica Community Schools and Bloomfield Hills International Academy — won the FIRST Robotics Detroit regional.
TRENTON — Local teams performed strongly at this year’s New Jersey Regional FIRST Robotics Competition at Sovereign Bank Arena, with Trenton Central High School taking top tournament honors and Robbinsville High School’s rookie team coming in second yesterday. Each team’s win was shared with fellow alliance members, teams they cooperated with during the tournament. Trenton Central shared its Regional Competition championship with allies North Brunswick Township High School and Palisades High School of Kintnerville, Pa. Robbinsville High shared its Regional Finalist Award with Mount Olive High School and Aberdeen High School of Aberdeen, Md.
Robbinsville High also took home the Rookie All-Star and Highest Rookie Seed awards.
“We are just very thrilled,” Joy Wolfe, faculty adviser for the Robbinsville team, said. “We’re still finding out what these students can do as a team, and this was very unexpected. They were so excited.”
Another winter snowstorm struck New Hampshire Saturday, but that couldn’t stop thousands of students from competing in the finals of the sixth annual Granite State Regional FIRST Robotics competition held at the Verizon Wireless Arena in Manchester.
The event brings students and their mentors together in a two-day competition that emphasizes teamwork, innovation and strategy. Forty-eight high school teams from across New England participated in this year’s Granite State Regional, which was sponsored by BAE Systems.
The following local teams received awards:
