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The "Flexo" team from Romeoville High School finished second in the Novice Division at the 2013 Joliet Junior College Robotic Challenge April 26. Will Caron, Cole Brooker, McDavis Ansere and Robin Czajowski combined to design and program a robot that bested 13 other northern Illinois schools. Glenbard East won the competition, edging RHS by 6 points. RHS beat third place Ottawa High School by 19 points. More than 80 Chicago area high school students participated in the competition which is designed to generate interest in engineering, technology and the rapidly growing field of robotics. Student teams designed and programmed their own robots from a LEGO ROBOLABTM kit provided to each team on the day of competition. Each kit contained a microprocessor-based smart brick that uses sensor information to complete assigned tasks. Teams received points based on a robot's effectiveness in completing each challenge within a set period of time. They are also required to answer a series of science and math questions related to the competition with bonus points going toward their final score.  Patrick Holden serves as the RHS team advisor. Editor's note: This article was submitted by Valley View School District 365U.

The “Flexo” team from Romeoville High School finished second in the Novice Division at the 2013 Joliet Junior College Robotic Challenge April 26.

Will Caron, Cole Brooker, McDavis Ansere and Robin Czajowski combined to design and program a robot that bested 13 other northern Illinois schools. Glenbard East won the competition, edging RHS by 6 points. RHS beat third place Ottawa High School by 19 points. More than 80 Chicago area high school students participated in the competition which is designed to generate interest in engineering, technology and the rapidly growing field of robotics.

Student teams designed and programmed their own robots from a LEGO ROBOLABTM kit provided to each team on the day of competition. Each kit contained a microprocessor-based smart brick that uses sensor information to complete assigned tasks. Teams received points based on a robot’s effectiveness in completing each challenge within a set period of time. They are also required to answer a series of science and math questions related to the competition with bonus points going toward their final score.

Patrick Holden serves as the RHS team advisor. Editor's note: This article was submitted by Valley View School District 365U.

Will County

Andrea Earnest

Romeoville

The "Flexo" team took second in the novice division at the 2013 Joliet Junior College Robotic Challenge.