LeXT Competition
FLL Challenge
FLL Challenge is an annual competition hosted by the non-profit organization FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) and is designed for students aged 9-14.
During the FLL Challenge season, teams of 2-6 will be given a theme for the year and based on this theme, will compete in a LEGO robot game using either Spike Prime or EV3, create an innovation project based on the theme of the year, and present their findings to a panel of judges. FLL Challenge has oppurtunities for students to win amazing prizes like college scholarships.
At LeXT, we are proud to have an experience and dedicated coaching staff to guide our students through the season.
FLL Explore
FLL Explore is an annual competition hosted by the non-profit organization FIRST. It is designed for students aged 6-10.
During the FLL Explore season, teams of 2-6 will be given a theme for the year. Based on this theme, teams will construct a LEGO model, compete in a LEGO robot game, and create a posterboard detailing their journey throughout the season. At LeXT, we are proud to have our amazing coaching staff take our students through the season.
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USEF Robo Tourney
Robo Tourney is a local tournament hosted by the non-profit organization USEF (US STEM Education Foundation). It takes place biannually in February and August. Twice a year, teams from across the world such as Heliopolis Academy in Egypt, QUBE Robotics from Romania, and Astana Academy in Kazakhstan join together to compete.
There are four divisions for the competition based on the ages, 4-6, 6-10, 9-16, and 12-18. The games for each season and age group are adjusted to ensure that students compete in a fair and competitive challenge!
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First Tech Challenge
First Tech Challenge is a competition designed for students 12-18. During the FTC season, teams of 5-15 will be given a a new robot challenge. Based on this challenge, teams attempt to solve the problems by of building, coding, and computer-aided design, while iterating on their project.
On top of building and competing with the robot, students are encouraged to connect with experts to aid them in their designs and problems that may occur. They will also be tasked with providing outreach to the community to spread their knowledge of STEM and promote robotics to their community.
Teams will then compete in a League based system where they compete with and against other teams and present their robot and story in front of a panel of expert judges. Students are all vying for a spot at the World Championships hosted in Houston, TX every year!