VEX V5 is a robotics STEM learning system featuring an opportunity for hands-on engineering and software coding.

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Furthering your education locally is easy, with a wide range of training opportunities offered by schools and organisations island-wide.

Students from all over West Virginia have made their way to the Falcon Center at Fairmont State University this week to ...

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St. Cloud, Minnesota, became the center of competitive robotics as more than 200 student teams converged for the Minnesota State ...

As most students at Coral Academy of Science’s Cadence campus left school Tuesday, a group of seven stayed behind, eager to improve their robot that will compete in an upcoming world championship.

Students will build and program robots to compete in head-to-head matches that test teamwork, strategy and problem-solving.

Dozens of teams gathered at River Bluff High School Saturday to vie for a spot at the VEX Robotics World Championship in St. Louis this April.

BRISTOL, Tenn. (WJHL) — Vex Robotics hosted a competition on Saturday at the Bristol Motor Speedway called “Bots at Bristol,” featuring 64 middle school teams that gathered to compete for a top spot.

The library has partnered with the Livingston High School Fire Robotics Team to offer an interactive three hour coding workshop for those in grades three to five.