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Mission accomplished: Team heads to state
Flour Bluff robotics team set out to repair
Hubble - and did Venessa Santos-Garza, Caller-Times
Published: December 1, 2005
High school students compete with robots
Mari Saugier
Published: October 16, 2005
Discovering their new hidden skills
Robotics team builds robots capable of solving
today’s world problems
By Amber Pfeiffer
VICA brings home multiple wins for the Bluff
By
Tanis Thompson
Student robotic arms on display with best demo day
Eleven teams of area junior high and high school students were given the task of designing a robotic arm which simulates the appearance and the abilities of one sent to make repairs on the Hubble telescope.
BEST Robotics Teams Garner Awards
BEST Robotics in the Coastal Bend wrapped up its
first season with a strong showing at the regional competition at SMU in Dallas.
BEST Robotics Prototype Revealed at Kickoff
The BEST (Boosting Engineering, Science,
and Technology) Robotics competition is held annually to inspire and interest high
school students in the fields of science and engineering.
Skills USA Advances to State and National Competitions
Congratulations to the Flour Bluff High School Skills U.S.A. team
The SkillsUSA “BEST” ( Boosting Engineering Science and Technology) Team goes to State!.
Flour Bluff, Calallen and Harlingen High School teams finish on top at BEST Robotics competition day
KINGSVILLE (November 2, 2006) — Hundreds of students from 15 different middle schools and high schools came to Texas A&M University-Kingsville on Saturday, Oct. 28, with hand-made robots that could hang wet laundry and pick up dry laundry from a clothesline.
High School Robotics Team Wins Regional Competition
Flour Bluff High School Skills USA Robotics Team won first place overall at the BEST (Boosting Engineering Science & Technology) Regional competition at Texas A&M Kingsville on October 28, 2006. The team placed first overall (BEST Award), first in BEST web site, first in most photogenic design and second placed in tournament.
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October 19, 2004
October 22, 2005
BEST Robotics in the Coastal Bend wrapped up its first season with a strong showing at the regional competition at SMU in Dallas. The BEST (Boosting Engineering, Science, and Technology) competition is held annually across the nation to inspire and interest high school students in the fields of science and engineering. With guidance from adult mentors, local teams from 8 different high schools designed and built remote-controlled machines to accomplish specific given tasks. In Dallas, Flour Bluff High School took the overall title of "2004 Most Photogenic", while Port Aransas High School ranked midfield among the final results statewide, an outstanding feat for a first year team. The goal of the Coastal Bend BEST for 2005 is to double the number of robotics teams competing locally and involve more schools and volunteers from Corpus Christi. Alex McNair will involve you too if you call him at 2197.