The VEX Robotics World Championship is an event like no other for our incredible robotics teams and mentors! We are honored to host this event for students all over the world to come together and do what they love: robotics! 🤖🌎 Learn how #VEXWorlds makes an impact on these students' lives here: https://buff.ly/3u711eA | VEX Robotics

The Largest Robotics Competition in the World takes place May 6-14 in Dallas, TX! 🥳 The VEX Robotics World Championship kicks off next week at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center! Come see this animation in person at the Media Wall in the AT&T Discovery District during #VEXWorlds! 🌟 | VEX Robotics

Don't miss a moment of the 2025 VEX Robotics World Championship! 🌎 Stream every ceremony, match, and moment of robotics excellence on VEX Robotics TV and be a part of the action! #VEXWorlds 📺 Bookmark this page and get ready to tune in: https://buff.ly/bSxSM5M | VEX Robotics

Relive the excitement of #VEXWorlds anytime! 🌎🤩 VEX Robotics TV hosts recordings of all the matches, ceremonies, and game unveils from this year's VEX Robotics World Championship! Rewatch your student's match, hone in on moments for improvement, or just get hyped! 📺 Catch all the action here: https://buff.ly/3mXyHe9 | VEX Robotics

Code a virtual VEX IQ or V5 robot on simulated competition fields in VEXcode VR Virtual Skills! VRC and VIQRC teams registered with the Robotics Education & Competition Foundation and VEXcode VR Premium users have access to test strategies and ideas right from their internet browser! Start coding at vr.vex.com or click here to learn more: https://buff.ly/3TE9XTC | VEX Robotics

Inside Marist’s Robotics program, students learn by building, testing, and competing. Using the VEX Robotics Design System, students work in teams to design, construct, and program autonomous mobile robots. Through hands-on lab challenges, they explore real-world engineering concepts like drive trains, electrical boards, lift mechanisms, sensors, and coding logic, refining their designs through trial, error, and collaboration. For their midterm project, Robotics 2 Honors students designed, coded