Robot Revolution’s Middle school team 4610J was a finalist at the VEX World Championship. The team came in second out of 750 teams, won their division, won their last ten matches in a row, and came within ten points of winning the world’s largest robotic competition. The 8th grade students travelled to Dallas Texas for the 3 day event. The four team members are from Summit, Millburn, and Chatham.

The high school team also excelled. The team of seniors went a perfect 10-0 in qualification matches while the junior/sophomore team won the NJ State excellence award and placed 17th out of over 4000 teams in the skills event.

Overall, Robot Revolution sent 9 teams with students in grades 4-12 to the World Championship.

For the second year in a row Robot Revolution has taken home trophies at worlds. In 2021 High School team 4610S won an Innovate award for their robot design. This brings the total number of worlds awards for Robot Revolution to 7.

Robot Revolution is based in Summit, NJ. The unique program teaches students in grades 3-12 how to build, program, and get involved in competitive robotics. It is the largest program of its kind in the US and is celebrating its tenth anniversary in August.

Students from Robot Revolution worlds teams represent Chatham, Livingston, Millburn, New Providence, South Orange, Summit, and Union County schools.