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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

11 hours 49 minutes ago

30393 went to Westford Academy, Westford, MA for a scrimmage. Robot is beautiful!

Southeastern CT Robotics, Inc

13 hours 8 minutes ago

Thank you to the Community Foundation of Eastern CT for the wonderful write-up in your newsletter. We are very grateful for all you have done

Southeastern CT Robotics, Inc

1 day 7 hours ago

Photos from Thayer Mahan today. Great practice for your events in November.

Southeastern CT Robotics, Inc

1 day 7 hours ago

Thank you to Thayer Mahan and the engineers who came in today to help our kids practice their presentations and give them feedback.

Southeastern CT Robotics, Inc

4 days 12 hours ago

16501- Run 2, Reaching Roots, Tangled Vine, Windows to the Past. Nice job!

Southeastern CT Robotics, Inc

1 week 1 day ago

Chilly morning flying drones to help our pollinator friends by spreading local nontoxic noninvasive pollinating seeds at Stenger Farm Park. Thank you to Waterford Recreation

Southeastern CT Robotics, Inc

1 week 1 day ago

16502 Bee testing their drone powered sees bomb dispenser

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1 week 2 days ago

Southeastern CT Robotics, Inc

1 week 3 days ago

Declan testing different angles of ramps, so far 65 degrees performed best but we have more to test.

Southeastern CT Robotics, Inc

1 week 3 days ago

Researching the need for nets on our local Gold Star Memorial Bridge we took a walk under it today. While we did not see much