Over the last five weeks, Trial and Error Robotics has been hard at work—not just building robots, but rallying our community for our biggest fundraiser of the season: the Husky Toolbox Raffle. We’re proud to report that thanks to the incredible effort of our team members and the generous support from our community, the raffle was…
Category: 2025/26
Robots, Raffles, and Big Wheels—Oh My!
Greetings everyone, this is Trial & Error Robotics! Sorry you haven’t heard from us in a while. We had a lot on our plate with all the preparations for our latest outreach events. However, now the team is back ready and rested to give you a full report on our latest adventures at the Spring…
Trial and Error Go to ERDC’s Science Unleashed
Last week, we had a blast at Science Unleashed at ERDC Headquarters! We showed off our bots, talked drive trains, and even handled a broken part on the fly—because that’s what trial and error is all about. Huge thanks to ERDC for an awesome event inspiring the next generation of STEM leaders!
Follow the link to read all about it.
Enter to Win a Husky Toolbox and Fuel Our Mayhem!
Who’s ready to WIN BIG?!
We’re raffling off a massive Husky 42” toolbox—and it could be yours for just $10!
That’s right—FTC Team #10191 Trial and Error Robotics is raising money to keep our team 100% cost-free for students, and YOU can help us out and score a seriously awesome prize!
Winner will be drawn May 1, 2025 – don’t sleep on this!
Tag your DIY friends, garage warriors, and tool fanatics—this one’s for them!
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Happy Pi Day! 🎉
Hello everyone! Today is PI DAY! 🎉🥧
You might be asking yourself, what is pi? Or do you mean pie, like the food? 🤔
We are talking about π! In simple terms, Pi (π) is the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter and is approximately equal to 3.14159. 🔢 It’s a very important number!
Of course, pie is very important, too! 🥧 Some might even say it’s irrational how much we love pie. 😆
Whether you love π or pie, let us know your favorite in the comments! ⬇️
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