NATIONAL ROBOTICS COMPETITION

TAMU Robo Masters hosted the first-ever North American Robo Master University League competition in 2019 at Texas A&M University. This event served to provide the entire North American Robo Masters community with the opportunity to compete this year after receiving the news the international competition was canceled. 

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With 13 Robo Master Teams from around the country competing, groups were able to show off their technical and engineering prowess through the DJI Robo Masters Competition, pitting non-destructive fighting robots against each other in a MOBA-inspired IRL game. 

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This event proved both facilitation, coordination, and audiovisual difficulties. However, this event served to teach me many skills in program management, facility management, and audio-visual abilities within higher education.