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Squad 10464 The Bionic Tigers at the KY State FTC Championship

The Bionic Tigers will be competing in the Earth Championship in Houston, TX from April 20-23. The Globe Championship features 160 of the height FTC Teams from over 6300 teams around the earth, and this is the tertiary twelvemonth in a row The Bionic Tigers have qualified for Worlds.

Loveland, Ohio – Loveland FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC) Teams 10464, The Bionic Tigers, and 5040, Nuts & Bolts, competed in the Ohio FTC Title on March 5. The outcome, which was held remotely, included presentations to a panel of judges where teams had the opportunity to share the design and development of their robot, their outreach efforts to support Stem and robotics in their community, and their involvement with industry professionals. Teams besides submitted scores for vi robot matches, that were completed on their dwelling house fields, trying to score the maximum points possible in ii and a half infinitesimal matches.

Based on their judging and robot performance, Squad 5040, Basics & Bolts, won the Motivate Award and 2^nd place robot performance. The Motivate Laurels recognizes a team that makes a collective try to make their team known throughout their customs and schoolhouse. Team 10464 won 4^th place robot operation and the Think Laurels, which is the two^nd highest honour for the event. The Think Honour is given to the team whose Technology Portfolio best reflects the team'due south journey through the design and build process for their robot.

Squad 10464 The Bionic Tigers also competed on March 12 at the Kentucky FTC State Title at Murray St. University. This competition was their outset in-person competition in 2 years due to Covid restrictions, and the upshot included teams from Kentucky, Ohio, Alabama, Tennessee, and Arkansas.

At the get-go of the day, the Bionic Tigers and all competing teams presented to panels of judges for evaluation for awards. Teams also submitted a 15-page engineering portfolio summarizing all of their robot pattern and development, outreach work with other teams and the customs, and connections with the professional person Stem community. Following judging, they competed in vi rounds of qualifying matches and were ranked 3^rd in a very competitive field. The peak 4 ranked teams became the alliance captains for the elimination rounds, and the Bionic Tigers selected two Kentucky teams as alliance partners. They lost a shut friction match in the semi-finals, and the 1^st seed alliance went on to win the robot portion of the competition.

To shut out the exciting twenty-four hour period, in the awards anniversary the Bionic Tigers won the top award of the event, the Inspire Honor. This accolade recognizes the all-time all-around team that has shown success in designing and building a competitive robot and shares their experiences, enthusiasm, knowledge with other teams, sponsors, their community, and the judges. The Bionic Tigers also won Promote Laurels for their video answering the prompt "If at that place was one thing I would tell my younger self well-nigh FIRST it would exist…".

As the Inspire Accolade winner, the Bionic Tigers have advanced to the FTC Earth Championship in Houston, TX from Apr xx-23.

Loveland FTC teams are supported by many generous sponsors including Loveland American Legion Post 256, Sugar Creek Foods, Procter & Risk, Standex Electronics, CBT Company, Kinetic Vision, Harlow Police force Part, and Jarvis Global Investments.

The Bionic Tigers are seeking boosted sponsors to help cover the travel costs for the World Championship in Houston. Please contact lovelandroboticsboosters@gmail.com if you are interested in helping sponsor the trip.

Loveland Robotics Boosters will be hosting Breakfast with the Bots, a pancake Breakfast fundraiser, on Sat, April nine. Tickets are available at www.lovelandroboticsboosters.org.