Celebrating a Milestone: Hellgate Elementary Robotics Team’s Remarkable Journey The Hellgate Elementary Robotics Team has achieved what many thought was ...

Two years and more than $17 million after it first began working on its robots for quality assurance, the Los Angeles-based Elementary Robotics has finally made its products commercially available.

Photo provided Smith students heading to the world championship include PJ Neff, left-right, Evan Bush, Brayden Johnson and Briley Weismiller. A BCSC elementary robotics team over the weekend was ...

The RoboHawks first formed in 2018 and have competed in First Lego League (FLL) competitions ever since. Since the team’s ...

Hellgate Elementary robotics team qualifies for Canada Cup ...