Twin brothers build 'Blast Robotics' team for kids in Philly region

I'd say founding a team with my brother is one of the best experiences of my life. It's just like basically having a clone of yourself that you can consult like every single day about whatever problems you have. Red Alliance breaching that 400 point threshold. Hi my name is Bharat and this is my brother Bhavan and we are both co-founders of Blast Robotics. We're twins and we both go to Conestoga High School and my brother unfortunately did not make it in his freshman year to the robotics team. To make sure that this experience is available for everyone, we decided to start this first robotics competition team. It's called Blast Robotics and our team number is 10989. 30 seconds remaining of game play. From January to April we have the majority of our competitions. The robot has to run for like three whole minutes competing to pick up the most amount of yellow balls and shoot them into the hub. Overall, this team is hosting 40 students, and our competition experience has been pretty good. We've won three awards, and teaching all these people, as well as working with my peers and other leaders, is just a wonderful experience. Whenever you do this, it can't rotate downwards. I joined right as they wanted to create a team, so I was kind of like the third member, or the third founder, in a way. I feel like I think this team is more of a family than it is like a lot of people just working together. It's more like, you know, we know each other pretty well. I'm going to show you the CAD of a different robot, and we need to make a part similar to theirs. We are open to all students between grades 7 through 12, and we want to do more summer camps and create as many opportunities as possible. For more information, I would definitely check out our organization website, team10989.org.