HighTechScience.org Robot Competition

The HighTechScience.org

ROBOTICS COMPETITION

We are establishing Free robotic competitions in South Florida at
schools, robot clubs, children's centers, libraries and science museums.

The HighTechScience.org Competition Robot

There will be several different types
of challenges and competitions such as
Bot-Ball (Robotic Basketball), Robo Ring Toss
and Robotic Sumo Wrestling.

Because the robots that we supply have wireless video systems, the competition is repeated by the participant only watching a
TV monitor and not the playing field thus increasing the difficulty.

Prizes will be awarded to the operator of the robot that has the best score.
Here are a few of the items that we will be giving away:
Hex Bugs	Cybug Kits
Robot T-shirts	WowWee Tribot
WALL-E Key Chains	Robotic Kits
Mini Femisapien	VexPlorer Robot
ROBOT Magazine Subscription	Edmund Scientific Gift Certificate

	Click Here for official Bot-Ball Game Rules
	Click Here for official Robo Ring Toss Rules

	Click Here for official Sumo Wrestling Rules For more information on the Robot Competitions e-mail us.

Here are a few YouTube videos of robot competitions.

About the Robots:

The robots used in Bot-Ball and Robo Ring Toss are the "VEX Protobot" from Innovation First / Vex Robotics.

The robots used in the Sumo Wrestling Competition is the "OLLO Bug" from Robotis.

About the Play Field:

The robot competition playing field for Bot-Ball & Ring-Toss is made of interlocking foam tiles which were provided by GetRung.com

The tiles are 2'X2', Non-Toxic, 100% Lead & Latex Free, ASTM E84 & F963-96a Safety and Fire Rated, UL 723 & NFPA 255 Smoke & Flame Spread Rated.

The playfield for the Sumo Wrestling Competition is made of Plexiglas and was provided by the Robotis Company.

We would like to thank the following for their donations, help and support.

For more information on the Robot Competitions e-mail us.

Here are some of our Robots on display at the
South Florida Science Museum and other Venues.

Robby & the B9 on display at the museum.

R2D2 stands proudly at the museum

NBC's Willard Scott Visits Our Robots

"Star Trek's" Walter Koenig with our B9 Lost in Space Robot

Our B9 Robot with Walter Koenig
Star Trek's: Pavel Chekov

Barbara Luna with our B9 Lost in Space Robot

Our B9 Robot with Barbara Luna
Star Trek's: Marlena Moreau

Our WALL-E, RoboBoa, EVE and RoboQuad Robots

Part of the HighTechScience.org Robot Collection

"Lost in Space's" June Lockhart & Bob May (the Robot) visit
our robot collection at the South Florida Science Museum.

June Lockhart as Mrs. Robinson from "Lost in Space"

Our Collections Have Been Highlighted On
Television, Newspapers and in Magazine Articles.
Click Here for Articles on our Robot Collection

Our items have been displayed at these Museums & Centers:

Fort Lauderdale, FL

The U.S. Space Walk of Fame Museum
Titusville, Florida

Boynton Beach Children's Museum & Learning Center

The Children's Museum
at La Habra, California

Boynton Beach
City Library

We also have exhibits in
Children's Centers, Schools
and in our own
Science & Tech Centers

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This web site is intended for educational purposes & to
further enhance the learning experience for kids of all ages.

Our purpose is to bring new technologies to the youth of America
and to promote science and space research & education.

There is never an admission fee or cover charge nor
does HighTechScience.org sell any products or services.

The Science Centers are donated by High-Tech Productions,
a privately owned company located in Florida.

Our All-Electric Vehicles, Robots and Space Artifacts are loaned out and
displayed at schools, museums and science symposiums - Free of Charge

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