Going forward our next event is on Oct 13, this is a great opportunity to see how students are building robots for competitions and learn from their experience, also a great way to learn how we can contribute and help the teams in our areas:
Gta robot bros for free#
I also cannot reiterate enough the help we got and still get from organizations like NewMakeIt ( Ryan), Markham Public Library ( Ben), HackLabTO ( Eric), Ryerson DME Lab ( Namir) and Adventure Capitalism ( Stephan, who is hosting for free this website), thank you all for your contribution to our group. We also had some young roboticists showcase their cool projects, like Farius and Keith sons. We participated to Maker Expo and Science Literacy Week to make people aware about GTA Robotics initiatives and inspire them. September was our most active so far, we had amazing and inspiring presentations/demos by Rahul (Project Eva – moonshots.ca), Frank (Step-E Alex ( X-Drive project) and I also showcased several times my on-going STEMCA Inventor and SPARK (personal assistant/service robots) projects. Robotics knowledge becomes more important every day and the domain grows very fast and continuously.
I only hope we can grow this community further and inspire as many people as possible to get started and contribute to GTA (and beyond) robotics hubs (clusters) for robotics education, DIY, and industry. This would have not been possible without our members involvement and initiatives. I’m very impressed and I think this is a great start for our group initiatives. This week we reached an important milestone 500 members, and this happened in just over 5 months since this group inception.
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