As most students at Coral Academy of Science’s Cadence campus left school Tuesday, a group of seven stayed behind, eager to improve their robot that will compete in an upcoming world championship.

VEX Robotics launched VEX AIR, an AI-powered robotics system for classrooms, and VEX AIM, an upcoming platform designed to make machine learning approachable and fun for students of all ages. Notably, ...

At a time when education often feels bigger, faster and more crowded, one local school is proving that small can be powerful. With only 50 students in total, Lighthouse Christian Academy (LCA) is ...

The Lion Pride Robotics team at East Texas A&M University turned in a dominant performance Feb. 27–28 at a VEX U tournament ...

East Fairmont High students brought home an award at this year’s Vex Robotics State Championship at Fairmont State University. East Fairmont fielded two teams, the Titanium Swarm and the ...

One of Warren Area High School’s VEX Robotics Teams, 52575C, “I Can’t Pronounce That!” has qualified for the VEX Robotics World Championships for the third consecutive year. The Western Pennsylvania ...

Two of Bartholomew Consolidated School Corp.’s VEX IQ Robotics teams returned to Columbus after competing on the international stage in Dallas. Smith Elementary’s Sonic Cyborgs and Central Middle ...

Two squads from Pembroke Pines Charter Middle School are fundraising as they hope for worldwide recognition amid tight ...

BAKERSFIELD. CALIF, (KERO) — Young engineers battle it out at the 2025 California Region 3 VEX Robotics Championship for a chance to compete at the World Championship in Dallas. The 2025 California ...

Team Warriors comprised of 3 Montgomery Catholic students, Justin Lee (13), Charlotte Lee (12), and Euvin An (12) have emerged as one of Alabama’s most accomplished robotics teams after delivering ...

Three robotics teams from Alachua County Public Schools have advanced to the VEX Robotics World Championship in Dallas. Eastside High School’s Drumroll Please team and Westwood Middle School’s PHAZE ...

Students from all over West Virginia have made their way to the Falcon Center at Fairmont State University this week to showcase their custom-built robots.