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SOUTHEASTERN CT ROBOTICS, INC

Where curiosity is encouraged

We are an award-winning STEM program open to any student in New London County, ages 6 - 17. Our program is fun and engaging, great for hands-on learners.

Our teams learn to work together to use science and technology skills to compete at local, state, and national levels. Among other events, in 2025, we participated in Zero-Robotics, a competition developed by MIT and NASA, where teams of students submit code to guide an Astrobee robot used on the International Space Station!

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Proud Participant of FIRST Lego League

AND FIRST Tech Challenge

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Recent Posts

Southeastern CT Robotics, Inc

20 hours 53 minutes ago

We each shared a bit of information about our heritage and why we chose the particular food item we did. Represented was: Colombian, Syrian, Mexican,

Southeastern CT Robotics, Inc

23 hours 40 minutes ago

Our “Share your Heritage Through Food” event was lots of fun and the food was fantastic! Thank you to our wonderful families for sharing your

Southeastern CT Robotics, Inc

3 days 20 hours ago

Our ZR and FLL members are demonstrating how they work together. Impressive.

Southeastern CT Robotics, Inc

1 week 22 hours ago

More great pictures from today at MIT, thank you Bala Manickam

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1 week 1 day ago

We did some fun STEM activities and met our alliance partners today. Fun day 😁

Southeastern CT Robotics, Inc

1 week 1 day ago

Launching our bottle rocket at MIT today as part of our Zero Robotics field day. Model rocket building in the spring knowledge came in handy!

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1 week 3 days ago

FLL - sharing our robots

Southeastern CT Robotics, Inc

1 week 4 days ago

Incredible outreach event today! I am so proud of our program and our kids. They demonstrated such welcomeness and graciousness all day. Well done peoples!!!

Southeastern CT Robotics, Inc

1 week 4 days ago

Emma practicing with HAL, the JV Bot. Go Emma!

Southeastern CT Robotics, Inc

2 weeks 11 hours ago

FLL competition robot testing, V1 vrs V2. Same build. Testing to see if Python and gyro control could overcome the unreliability of large wheels… nope.