The updated VEX V5 Pneumatics Kit features everything a VEX Robotics Competition team or classroom needs to amplify a robot with pneumatics! Here are some of the ways the parts in this kit interact to get you on your way to building standout bots with pneumatics! Order your VEX V5 Pneumatics Kit here: https://buff.ly/3qYbqKJ OR learn more about each of the components that make up the kit here: https://buff.ly/3Mb4p1b | VEX Robotics

VEXcode VR Virtual Skills is a great way to get some coding and driving skills in for this season's V5RC and VIQRC games anytime, anywhere! 💻🤖 Registered teams can hop on and get practice in and test out strategies, even when you're away from your robot! Plus, in the V5RC Push Back Playground, your Virtual Robot is equipped with an AI Vision Sensor to help identify game objects! 🌟 Learn more and get started here: https://buff.ly/lSUbNmD | VEX Robotics

Experiment, debug, and build your coding game plan for this year’s V5RC and VIQRC games anytime, anywhere with Virtual Skills on VEXcode VR! 🧑💻 Plus, you can practice driving with a Virtual Hero Bot and your Controller through Virtual Driving Skills! 💻 Registered teams can get started here: https://buff.ly/tKk1tDt | VEX Robotics

Inside Marist’s Robotics program, students learn by building, testing, and competing. Using the VEX Robotics Design System, students work in teams to design, construct, and program autonomous mobile robots. Through hands-on lab challenges, they explore real-world engineering concepts like drive trains, electrical boards, lift mechanisms, sensors, and coding logic, refining their designs through trial, error, and collaboration. For their midterm project, Robotics 2 Honors students designed, coded