Jr. FLL Expo Concluded Successfully

Just a quick note. We'll have a complete story and pictures posted soon.

Our event was covered in today's Stamford Advocate! Check out the story.

Our Expo was concluded successfully thanks to the incredible effort of our volunteers, coaches, and mentors, and of course the hard work of all the teams!

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Stamford Advocate Covered Jr. FLL Expo in Today's Paper

In today's paper (Saturday, Feb 6th), you'll find a front page article about the Stamford Robotics Jr. FLL Expo focusing on teams from K.T. Murphy elementary school.

Check out the story!!

Be sure to check out the picture links for pictures that weren't even in the paper!

Co-founder of Stamford Robotics Honored with "Women of Innovation" Award

We are very pleased to announce that Seema Winsor, co-founder of Stamford Robotics, was honored last week with the 2010 Women of Innovation award by the Connecticut Technology Council in the category of "Community Innovation and Leadership".

Read the Story: Business People: Pitney Bowes engineer honored

Read more about the Women of Innovation Awards

Find out more about the Connecticut Technology Council

Who We Are

About Stamford Robotics

Stamford Robotics is a website devoted to supporting Junior FIRST Lego League (Jr. FLL) and FIRST Lego League (FLL) in Stamford, Connecticut. Our goal? Bring the positive impact of FLL and Jr. FLL to the lives of more young people. Our site features information for new coaches, schools, and other community organizations considering FLL or Jr. FLL programs.

This website was created by Coaches and Mentors of former FLL and Jr. FLL Teams. Many in the FLL community will know us as the S.M.A.R.T. Team from Scofield Magnet Middle School. The S.M.A.R.T. team participated in FLL from its beginnings. They also had the distinction of being two time State FLL Champions - representing the state of Connecticut in Atlanta at the FLL World Festival. These teams are no longer active, but their former members, coaches, and mentors are still here to promote the positive impact of this program.

Learn more about our team's histories:

We also support other teams in the Stamford area.

Want to find out more about FLL and Jr. FLL - Contact us for more information.

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