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Want to know more about Artificial Intelligence? Discover the basics and learn to spot it!
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Want to know more about Artificial Intelligence? Discover the basics and learn to spot it!
Design and construct a zipline and carrier that will successfully transport a toy turkey from the Thanksgiving dinner table back to the farm.
Discover mechanical engineering in action at UMBC-Shady Grove! Tour our BSE facility labs, watch live student project simulations, and connect with Program Director Adam Bridendolph. Reserve your spot today!
Design the Future: STEM & Digital Engineering Preview Day is an immersive, hands on experience that introduces participants to core STEM and digital engineering concepts used in modern defense, technology, and engineering environments. The event highlights real world applications, encourages problem solving, and helps participants envision their pathway into STEM careers.
This is a family friendly event, with a science show and interactive tables on science, technology, engineering, art, and math (STEAM), aimed primarily at elementary and middle school students, but older and younger guests are welcomed!
In this class we will go over utilizing MakeraCAM, the base design software that we teach for using our Carvera CNC! So if you are interested in becoming more familiar with the user interface and available tools, this is the class for you!
This is a certification class on using the 4th axis attachment for the Carvera CNC. We will cover designing projects for the 4th axis and how to operate the machine with this attachment installed.
Middle and high school girls are invited to this interactive STEM career fair at The Bryn Mawr School.
FRC Team 2199 will demonstrate Pumpkin Smashing Robot.
Earn your Bear or Webelo elective during this 2-hour workshop. Learn about basic tools and their proper uses when you build a zigzag slider toy in our maker space. You will also learn how to test for plumb, level and square during the project.
Cub Scouts will earn their Arrow of Light elective in this 1.5-hour workshop, held in our all new maker space. In this workshop, Scouts will examine mechanical engineering blueprints, design and build a gadget, and then use it to retrieve the items needed to build a flashlight.
This workshop is designed for Scouting America AOL, but Webelos are welcome to register.
FRC Team 2199 will demonstrate Pumpkin Smashing Robot.

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