Kell Robotics - FIRST Hall of Fame

Kell Robotics is awarded the FIRST Chairman's Award and is inducted into the FIRST Hall of Fame.

Kell Robotics has been selected as the role model team for the 660,000+ students, on 82,000 teams, in 100 countries that participate in FIRST.

In front of a crowd of 25,000 people at the FIRST Robotics international championship in Houston Texas, Kell Robotics received the FIRST Chairman’s Award and was inducted into the FIRST Hall of Fame, the 28th team in history to receive this honor.

FIRST Robotics Competition - Support Resources

To start a team a FIRST team in Georgia, or to access team and robot development resources, open this article to learn more.

Here you will find a concise list of resources to help you get started.

Pictures - Through the Years

Here are photos from across time:

https://www.flickr.com/photos/152678116@N05/albums

Learn Embedded Programming using the FRC Control System

Syllabus

Documents

Control System Layout

Kell Robotics is a FIRST Robotics Team

 

Kell Robotics is a group of high school students that works to change the world so that we can give students everywhere the opportunity to become engaged in pursuing a STEM career. 

Visual Chart of Team History

FIRST LEGO League - December 15 event at Kell High School

The following links take you to the documents for judges training, judging rubrics, responsibilities, and other information.  Judges should review their section of the 'Judges Training' document and 'Rubrics', plus the 'Judges Responsibilities'. Referees and Field Setup people should review both pages of the 'Scoresheet' and review the 'FLL Challenge Guide'.

All volunteers should be on site NO LATER than 8 am.  Judging sessions will complete by 2:30. Official event end time is 3:30. Kell students will stay longer to clean up and load-out.

The STEM Renaissance Project

The STEM Renaissance Project is a vision for a project to advance the state of the art in STEM Education & Learning.  
 
This initiative will broaden STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Math) learning to encompass a broad range of disciplines and skills including entrepreneurship, business development, leadership, and innovation.  
 
This home of this initiative is a one-of-a-kind facility will integrate a technology, innovation, and art museum; 2,500 seat arena; exposition hall; innovation & creativity laboratory; general purpose science lab; classrooms; lecture halls; machine and workshop; technology and business incubators; television studio, and cafeteria. The arena’s design will be optimized to accommodate STEM competitions, exhibitions and conferences. This is expected to be the first facility of this type in the world, a facility that is purpose built to support the high impact STEM competitions that are emerging in the 21st century. 
 
The facility described here is designed to house a multi-disciplinary set of initiative that will support teacher production and development, business development and incubation, Informal STEM Learning and Competition Support, product innovation and development, and engineering and scientific research.
 
This initiative is a celebration of STEM learning, made visible by creating an architecturally iconic facility that will be recognized around the world.  
 
This visionary concept is a Big Bang idea, supporting and celebrating STEM activities as a vital part of our world community.

Kell Robotics ties World Record, earning their tenth FIRST Robotics Regional Chairman's Award

Spare Parts: Re-Inventing Engineering Education for the 21st Century @ NSTA 2018

Fredi Lajvardi will open this two-hour featured presentation and panel with an engaging story about how he led a group of high school teenagers to achieve the impossible—defeating leading universities in an underwater robotics competition.
 

2018 NSTA National Convention

The 2018 NSTA National Conference was at the Georgia World Congress Center. Kell Robotics supported FIRST, providing booth support, and students to talk to educators about FIRST impact.

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