2025 Exhibitors
Exhibitor Zones
FIRST Robotics Team
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 using Android Studio and the Java language.
From Monessen, Pennsylvania, USA aka Full Potential Project / Somerset Trust Bank / Atkins-Taylor Trust / Taylor Nelson Driven Lawyers / HAAS Foundation / Studica Robotics / Arconic & Family / Community
Rookie Year: 2024
Last competed in 2025
Details on firstinspires.org
North Catholic High School is a college preparatory institution in Pittsburgh that provides a faith-based education, emphasizing academic excellence, personal growth, and community service within a supportive environment.
Pennsylvania FIRST Robotics is an educational program dedicated to introducing STEM skills to student's Pre-K - 12 with the mission to provide our youth for future educational opportunities and careers. We will provide information and simple demonstrations specifically for the FIRST Tech Challenge program targeting middle and high school aged students.
TeraBridges 18603 is a FIRST Tech Challenge Robotics Team and is part of the USC Robotics Club from Upper St Clair High School. We will be showcasing FIRST Robotics, our competition robot and various educational interactive robots that we use in our outreach efforts such as Sphero Indis, XRP Robots and a custom designed Wiffle Ball Shooting robot (at a target).
TIU 11 is one of 29 Intermediate Units that serve schools across the state. We will be showcasing our Rover mobile fablab, which we deploy to schools and youth-focused events to lead activities in STEM and, more specifically, engineering and digital fabrication. Our Rover mobile fablab programming was developed in consultation with the Carnegie Science Center in Pittsburgh.
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