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2015 FIRST Robotics Competition Winners

June 5, 2015
Here's a rundown of the winners at the 2015 FIRST Robotics competition.

This year the championships were held in St. Louis, MO. Winners include. Team 597, called the Wolverines of Los Angeles, CA. They won the Chairman’s Award, the highest honor given at the FRC Championship. This award recognizes the team that best represents a model for other teams to emulate and best embodies the purpose and goals of FIRST. Other teams include…

Winning Alliance teams

118, Robonauts, League City, TX; 1678, Citrus Circuits, Davis, CA

1671, Buchanan Bird Brains, Clovis, CA

5012, Gryffingear, Palmdale, CA. of the Newton Subdivision

Engineering Inspiration Award

Archimedes-Tesla Division: Team 3132 Thunder

Down Under, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Curie-Carver Division: Team 771 SWAT, Oakville, Ontario, Canada

Galileo-Carson Division: Team 3478, Lambot, San Luis Potosi, Mexico

Newton-Hopper Division: Team 195 Cyber Knights, Southington, Conn.

About the Author

Jeff Kerns | Technology Editor

Studying mechanical engineering at Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT), he worked in the Polymer Research Lab. Utilizing RIT’s co-op program Jeff worked for two aerospace companies focusing on drafting, quality, and manufacturing for aerospace fasteners and metallurgy. He also studied abroad living in Dubrovnik, Croatia. After college, he became a commissioning engineer, traveling the world working on precision rotary equipment. Then he attended a few masters courses at the local college, and helped an automation company build equipment.

Growing up in Lancaster County, PA he always liked to tinker, build, and invent. He is ecstatic to be at Machine Design Magazine in New York City and looks forward to producing valuable information in the mechanical industry. 

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