From June 30 to July 2, Team Neutrino hosted an Intro Electrical Camp to teach prospective members about our robot’s electrical system. Participants learned how our robot is powered and how we transmit and receive information from its various mechanisms. They then applied these concepts by wiring FRC hardware on test boards. They also built skills crucial for the electrical side of the Controls subteam, such as soldering, crimping wires, and troubleshooting.

We’re excited to see how these students apply their new skills in future!

Team Neutrino recently attended our first Sponsor Visit with Emerson, a global technology and engineering company. The near 50 Emerson employees in attendance gave us a warm welcome and engaged with us during our presentation and robot demonstration. We recieved lots of questions from the employees, and we loved sharing about the many different aspects of our team. In turn, Emerson gave our members a comprehensive and interactive tour, teaching us about what they do.

Thank you, Emerson, for sponsoring our team and supporting our mission!

Team Neutrino participated in the 4th of July Parade in downtown Ames on Main Street, displaying the robot while throwing out candy to attendees. In keeping with this year’s parade theme—“Stars, Stripes, and Summertime”—we decorated our robot and designed our cart with festive accessories. Our team members had a great time handing out candy to over a hundred spectators. This was a great way to raise awareness for Team Neutrino in our community, and we had a great time showcasing our robot, Leviathan! Thank you to all those who attended, and we are excited to attend next year’s parade as well!