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Dora Rudick is top real estate professional in the city of Pittsburgh, servicing home buyers and sellers within the city and suburbs.
Through the FIRST Tech Challenge program the Fayette County 4-H robotics team provides opportunities for youth to experiment with and learn about the engineering design process and programming.
The Girls of Steel is an outreach effort based in CMU's Robotics Institute that uses the FIRST robotics platform for K-12 programs. FIRST is an international organization that holds competitions to engage the students. More than a robotics team, Girls of Steel Robotics is a program of FIRST teamaGirls of Steel Robotics is an outreach program of Carnegie Mellon University focused on providing STEM access to students from 2nd-12th grade through competitive robotics programs.s and community outreach, serving kids in grades K-12 in Greater Pittsburgh.
Mars Robotics Association is a 501(c3) nonprofit that supports youth in SW PA exploring career options. Primarily through robotics competitive programs but these teams are operated as a business so students who are not technical can still play a vital role in our teams communication, marketing and finance career exploration.
FIRST® is the world’s leading youth robotics community, delivering youth robotics competitions that inspire innovation, build confidence, and prepare young people for life. Discover what drives our global movement. Our programs are:
Suitable for schools or structured afterschool activities. Supported by a global network of volunteers, educators, and sponsor/donors, including more than 200 Fortune 500 companies. More Than Robots®: Guided by a signature set of FIRST Core Values, participants conduct research, fundraise, design, build, and showcase their achievements. Along the way, they discover career opportunities, connect to exclusive scholarships and employers, and find a place in the FIRST community for life.
The Sarah Heinz Advanced Robotics Program represents the STEAM programs offered at the Sarah Heinz House, a Boys and Girls Club member in Pittsburgh's North Side Neighborhood. We offer programs to kids from 1st to 12th grade, which include multiple robotics teams that compete in VEX, VEX IQ, Seaperch, FIRST, and FIRST LEGO League.
Sharon City School District Robotics Teams- Sharon High Tiger Techs and the Sharon Tiger Techs
Team TeraBridges (FTC 18603) is an award-winning FIRST Tech Challenge robotics team from Upper St. Clair High School, recognized for competitive excellence, innovation, and community impact. In 2026, the team won the Western Edge Premier Event Championship and 1st Place Connect Award, while also earning the Grand Prize in the Tikkun Olam Makers Global Innovation Challenge for its Motorized Toddler Mobility Trainer (TMT), an assistive technology solution designed to improve mobility and independence for young children with disabilities. Beyond robotics and outreach, TeraBridges has engaged in advocacy to expand access to robotics education across Pennsylvania, contributing to bipartisan legislative efforts surrounding Senate Bill 1419, which seeks to promote statewide robotics education. The team exemplifies how student-led robotics can extend beyond competition to create meaningful community impact and help shape the future of STEM education.
Titanium Titans Robotics provides students in southwest Pennsylvania with the opportunity to build robots, compete in regional and international robotics events and develop the next generation of problem-solvers. As members of the Titanium Titans, middle and high school students participate in the FIRST Tech Challenge and FIRST Robotics Competition. With the guidance of skilled volunteer mentors and the financial support of corporate sponsors, students engage in extraordinary problem-solving scenarios that help prepare them for college and a career…while having fun!
Upper St. Clair HS Robotics FTC Team 11792 BotsBurgh
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