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BEST Robotics 2009
I will be participating in the 2009 BEST Robotics Competition today. The SJS Robotics Team has really pulled together this last week to go from a base robot design that barely moves to a fully functional robot. Please come out to Texas A&M Consolidated High School sometime between 8:00 AM and 3:00 PM to show your support.
Please pray that our robot performs to the best of it’s ability (pun not intended).
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