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Team TeraBridges of Upper St. Clair High School recently took another major step in our effort to expand access to robotics education across Pennsylvania, joining state representatives, educators, community leaders, and members of the media at a bipartisan press conference supporting Senate Bill 1419, the Pennsylvania Statewide Robotics Program Act. Our work toward this legislation…
Post written by Michael B. On July 30, members from Terabridges (FTC #18603) met with the CEO of Tronix3D, a 3D printing company that specializes in several different technologies and industrial sectors. This visit was a useful experience for our members on the build side of the robot, as we were exposed to different ways…
At USCRobotics, we have always believed that robotics is far more than a competition—it is a powerful platform for developing future engineers, innovators, and community leaders. Today, we are honored to share an exciting milestone that demonstrates how student leadership and advocacy can create meaningful change far beyond the classroom. This achievement did not happen…
On the week of July 20, 2026, team TeraBridges hosted the second FIRST-inspired XRP summer camp for 7th and 8th grade students. Last year’s camp was a huge success, and we further improved the camp this year using everything we’ve learned. Students, working in teams of 3, spent the week designing, building, and programming robots…
💙 Mobility changes everything. Our TeraBridges Robotics Team 3D prints and donates Toddler Mobility Trainers (TMTs) to families who need them. For many toddlers and young children with disabilities, traditional mobility devices are either unavailable, too expensive, or not covered by insurance. A TMT gives these children the opportunity to explore, play, and gain independence during a…
A team of four Upper St. Clair High School students has been named a Grand Prize winner in the Tikkun Olam Makers (TOM) Global Innovation Challenge. TOM is a nonprofit organization that connects innovators with people living with disabilities to develop technologies that promote greater independence and improve quality of life. The winning team includes…
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