Aloha!
Recognizing the importance of promoting robotics at an early age and sustaining students' interest in STEM education throughout their schooling, Hawai`i's six robotics programs have joined together to form the Hawai`i Robotics Organizing Committee. This is the first time all six of the robotics programs are coordinating efforts to promote robotics education in elementary, middle and high schools statewide.
As a critical component of the Hawai`i Innovation Initiative, robotics engages students in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) education and provides them with the teamwork, critical thinking and problem- solving skills they need to compete in the 21st century workplace. We believe that by strengthening these aptitudes and abilities in our young people, we will build a brighter future for our state.
Read the latest news, view photos and learn how you can get involved!
Grant Opportunity
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Friends of Hawaii Robotics is offering grants to schools involved in robotics. Through robotics, future world leaders can be engaged in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM). We strive to provide the utmost support for our robotics teams and seek to offer a long-term sustainable future for these life-changing programs.
Click here to learn more about the Friends of Hawaii Robotics Grant
I Heart Robots!
Robotics education is making a difference for Hawaii's students and is laying the ground work for our state's future success. Share thismessage with your friends and family by ordering from the exclusive, first-run "I Heart Robots" merchandise.
Click here to view and order the merchandise
Volunteer Opportunity for FIRST Mobile Machine Shop
January 14- February 11, 2012
If you are safety conscious, enjoy working with metal and will be available on Saturdays any time during a six week period of the FIRST Robotics Competition build season then we would like to encourage you to volunteer to work in BAE System's Mobile Machine Shop!
A little help goes a long way! You'll be surprised what students can create in a short period of time.
To learn more about this opportunity, please click here.
How would you use Robotics to make the world a better place?
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The New Cool
Read more about what high school students across the country believe is "The New Cool".
ROBOTS IN REAL LIFE
Each day we are reminded that the skills acquired by our robotics students in Hawaii are preparing them for real-life problem solving.
Read more about how robots - and the students and adults who operate them - are changing the way we look at the world.
