Project Artemis
Project Artemis
Project Artemis is a workshop that is open to all female-identifying and non-binary individuals who are currently in middle school and are interested in learning about robotics. The workshop is led by female Cupertino Robotics students and aims to introduce/further the girls’ knowledge of robotics. Our goal is to decrease the gender gap in robotics by sparking girls’ interest in Robotics in middle school, and providing them with resources & guidance to stem their careers as future engineers.
Season Timeline
Fall Workshop: October/November
Spring Workshop: March/April
FRC
FRC
FRC, short for FIRST Robotics Challenge is the final ascension in the Cupertino Robotics program aimed at all high school students. In 6-weeks, students are challenged to design, machine, build, and code a robot to compete in that season’s FRC challenge. At Cupertino Robotics, Team 2473 Goldstrikers operates with the guidance of FRC mentors. Students learn the principles of engineering, mechanical design, computer vision, and software. FRC does not focus solely on the technical aspect of robotics. PR, Business, and Outreach are also key parts of Team 2473 Goldstrikers. Students organize and volunteer at various outreach events, where they spread the values of FIRST and inspire more kids to pursue careers in STEM.
Cupertino Robotics requests a voluntary donation to help defray the cost of the program.
Season Timeline:
Summer Training: Two-hour meetings twice per week throughout the summer
Offseason: August - December
Season Kick-off: First week of January
Tournaments: March - April
Last team meeting: week after the last tournament