March 15, 2016

2016 Autonomous Bot Challenge

By B&SC News Team

2016 Autonomous Bot Challenge

The Autonomous Bot Challenge returns to Bryant & Stratton College on April 22, 2016 where, once again, teams of three-to-five students will compete to build the best robot to complete a number of challenges.

Each team will be required to build their own Boe Bot robot and program it using the BASIC Stamp 2 microcontroller. There are three challenge levels available for teams to participate in. The three challenge levels are:

Level 1—Basic Build & Parking Program

Level 2—Additional Sensors & Obstacle Avoidance

Level 3—Aerial Drone Launch

Teams will have the choice of which challenge level (or levels) they wish to participate in. Each challenge increases the skill of programming and number of total components used on the Boe Bot. Assistance is available from Bryant & Stratton College Electronic Engineering program to help with the construction or programming of the robots.

To learn more about the 2016 Autonomous Bot Challenge at Bryant & Stratton College, please contact

Nicole Finley at 216-771-1700 or [email protected].

BSC Tech Challenge Scholarship

Participants in the Autonomous Bot Challenge are eligible to apply for the Bryant & Stratton College Tech Challenge Scholarship as they prepare to continue their education.

All scholarship applicants must attend a school participating in the Autonomous Bot Challenge, submit a written personal statement, letter of recommendation from you Bot Challenge team coach and a minimum GPA of 2.5.

To apply for the Tech Challenge Scholarship, simply click the link below to download and print the scholarship application form. All scholarship applications must be submitted to the downtown Cleveland Bryant & Stratton College campus.

Tech Challenge Scholarship Application Form (PDF)

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