Team Neutrino is proud to present our 2016 robot QUANTUM:


Good luck to all teams competing in FIRST Stronghold!
Team Neutrino is proud to present our 2016 robot QUANTUM:


Good luck to all teams competing in FIRST Stronghold!
Alumni, sponsors, family, friends: You are all invited to come to the grand reveal of FRC 3928 Team Neutrino’s 2016 robot! This event will be on the 22nd of February in the Atrium of the Biorenewables Complex at Iowa State University (ISU) from 6:30PM – 8:30PM – feel free to drop by at any time during then.
For more information, check out our official invitation.
And here’s a sneak peak of our robot to keep you wired (pun intended):

Thank you all for your continued support to make all of this possible; we hope to see you there!
On Sunday, day two of this year’s state championship, our team had the privilege of having an outreach booth and displaying our robot to the hundreds of FLL-ers. Throughout the entire day, teams and spectators were able to stop by and watch our robot in action. It was an amazing experience to answer all of the questions and demonstrate our robot to the general public; furthermore, it was an absolute delight to hear all of the students and kids saying that, in the future, they would like to be on an FRC team.
In addition to Neutrino members operating the booth, we had a lot of other members volunteering on both days of the event. Varying from timers to team helpers, Neutrinos were all over the ISU campus. We had a blast meeting all of the unique teams and watching their performances!
Here is a time-lapse video of our outreach booth:
Team Neutrino is proud to present our first safety animation! Enjoy:
This year’s game is called Stronghold. Stronghold is a medieval tower defender game in which two alliances of three teams each select defenses to fortify their outer works before competing simultaneously to score points while breaching the opponent’s outer works and capturing the opponent’s tower.
This is the game video introducing this year’s game.
We made good use of kickoff day. After watching the kickoff broadcast, we read through the rules (much longer than last year) and strategized. We also got a full team picture:

Over the past FLL season, we were excited to continue and expand our mentor program from last year. Twelve Neutrinos mentored eight Story County Area FLL teams. In this volunteering opportunity, we worked hard to give the teams guidance and advice about programming, robot design, the project, presentation, and core values. The teams were prepared for their competition this year, and two teams won awards that qualified them for the Iowa State Championships. With this program, we were able to work with them more often and more in depth. Over 70 students in FLL were impacted, and we volunteered for a total of over 130 hours.
In addition to mentoring teams, we also organized a scrimmage at the Ames Middle School in order to prepare the teams for competition and present their work to their family and peers. We also sent 14 volunteers to the team’s regional competitions at the Marshalltown Regional and the SCI Regional.
With the conclusion of FLL, our team is looking forward to mentor the FLL Jr teams into the Spring.