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Tryouts for First Lego League Challenge (FLL-C) and VEX IQ allow us to gauge interest and pair with suitable age and experience. Tryouts for VEX V5 or First Tech Challenge (FTC) are required. FTC team tryouts should attend two nights if possible. Please reach out if there are any questions. Tryout registration is done through Playmetrics by clicking the Sign Up button above. All tryouts are located at 3515 Columbia Road Suite 2102, Lebanon OH 45036 and are open to all schools.
Students will go through guided lessons, a small group challenge, and team building exercise. For rising 3rd - 7th grade students. Choose ...
Students will work through guided lessons in design, requirements, strategy, and python coding. For rising 5th - 8th grade students. Choos...
Students will work in stations including CAD, strategy, coding with Java, and driver training. For rising 7th - 12th grade students. Stude...

Mason Center for Robotics believes that learning through competition provides a complete learning and fun environment for kids interested in STEM careers. Our journey began in 2018, providing FLL teams to Mason City Schools. Today, our 501c3 robotics center, a leading hub for Ohio robotics, offers top competitive robotics teams for students from K to 12th grade, focusing on coding, engineering design, programming, robotics, and manufacturing, all while nurturing the next generation of innovators in the field of Mason robotics.

Mason Center for Robotics offers competitive teams through FIRST robotics, drone racing, Battle Bots, and the National Robotics Challenge. The First Lego League Challenge (FLL-C) engages participants in competitive robotics using Lego Robotic Kits, featuring an annual competition theme and project. In the First Technical Challenge (FTC), middle and high school students are encouraged to utilize their coding skills to design, build, and code robots to compete in alliances based on a reusable platform. At Mason Robotics, our Battle Bot students design their bots using Autodesk Fusion and either print or fabricate 1lb and 3lb bots, contributing to the vibrant landscape of Ohio robotics.

The Mason Center for Robotics, a leading hub for Ohio robotics, is dedicated to educating students through competition teams that blend learning with fun and challenging experiences, motivating kids to succeed in coding and engineering. This stem and robotics center enhances workforce development and community outreach in the Mason, Ohio area through initiatives like job shadowing, college programs, engineering events, and partnerships with local businesses, all while promoting the spirit of the Mason robot.

The Mason Center for Robotics is a 501c3 non-profit organization dedicated to advancing Ohio robotics education. We welcome donations to help fund our coding and robotics programs, which offset the costs for our students and provide essential resources. If you're interested in becoming a sponsor or making a cash or in-kind donation to support our Mason robotics efforts, please contact us. All proceeds go directly to our competition teams at the STEM and robotics center.
We welcome any student in the Mason area or surrounding regions, regardless of their school, to explore our coding programs at the Mason Robotics and STEM and Robotics Center. To learn more about Ohio robotics opportunities, please contact us by filling in the interest form.
Mason Center for Robotics
3515 Columbia Rd. Unit 2102 Lebanon, Oh 45036
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