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SUMMARY:DI Tech Showcase - Counter UAS Technologies
DESCRIPTION:Event Overview: DITS CUAS_Event Wrapper_Updated\n\nAt a Glance \n\nEvent: DI Tech Showcase – Counter-UAS Technology Call for Interest\nFormat: Hybrid | Invitation‑Only\nFocus: Innovative technologies supporting the Find\, Fix\, Track\, Target\, and Engage (F2T2EA) workflow against Group 1 UAS in complex and contested environments\nWhen: 22-25 June (tentative)\nWho Should Participate: small businesses\, academia\, research institutions & federal labs\nWhy Participate: to be considered for future AFRL collaboration opportunities\, including potential white paper submission\, technical evaluation\, or follow‑on engagements.\nSubmission Deadline: NLT 22 April 2026 at 1700 CST\nVendor / Organization Notifications (anticipated): 4 May\n\n\nOverview:\nDoolittle\, in partnership with AFRL at Eglin Air Force Base\, is seeking information from U.S.-based organization developing innovative solutions that support the Find\, Fix\, Track\, Target\, and Engage (F2T2EA) workflow against Group 1 Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) operating in cluttered\, complex\, and contested environments. \nThis Call for Interest is intended to identify relevant capabilities and support government review and down-selection for participation in the DI Tech Showcase (DITS) – Counter UAS\, a four-day hybrid event planned for 22–25 June. Selected vendors will present their submitted technologies to a panel of government SMEs for evaluation and feedback. \nGovernment SMEs will observe presentations\, engage with vendors\, and provide technical feedback throughout the event. Selected organizations will be invited to submit a White Paper against the existing BAA.\n\nTechnologies of Interest \n\nHardware – Physical components supporting counter-UAS operations\, including modular or mobile systems\nSoftware – Algorithms\, autonomy\, analytics\, or tools that support the F2T2EA workflow\nSensors – Technologies for detecting\, tracking\, or characterizing Group 1 UAS in cluttered or contested environments\nEffectors – modular\, updatable\, and capable of operating in complex and contested environments\nIntegrated systems – Solutions combining multiple counter‑UAS capabilities into a unified system supporting the full F2T2EA workflow\n\nCandidate solutions should be modular\, updatable\, target‑agnostic\, and effective in static and mobile scenarios. \n\nWho Should Submit Interest:\nOrganizations that meet the following criteria are encouraged to submit an Expression of Interest: \nUser‑Maintainable\, Modular Solutions: Candidate technologies should be user maintainable\, modular\, repairable\, re‑configurable\, and updatable whenever feasible. Leveraging Modular Open Systems Approaches (MOSA) and Open Systems Software Architectures is desired. \nU.S.-Based Organizations: Interested organizations must be U.S.-based\, employ a U.S.-citizen workforce\, and have no significant OCONUS interests\, obligations\, or foreign ownership. \nDisclosure of Existing Relationships: Organizations must disclose any existing partnerships\, research agreements\, joint ventures\, or active contractual obligations with the DoD\, DHS\, or other Federal Government entities. \n\nSubmission Details (Submissions Closed; Vendor Selections Finalized)\nUpdate: The submission requirements have been revised to include a one-page capability summary. \nSubmitting an Expression of Interest (EOI) enables your organization to be considered for potential inclusion in future Tech Showcase activities. As part of the updated submission process\, organizations are now required to provide: \n\nA complete EOI form | Counter-UAS – Tech Showcase – Fill out form\nA one-page capability summary (publicly releasable\, Distro A) outlining your technology\, maturity\, and relevance to the Counter-UAS Tech Showcase\n\nPlease name your file according to the following format: CompanyName_DITS_Month_Topic (Example: DoolittleInstitute_DITS_May_CUAS) \nSubmit responses or direct inquiries to: techtransfer@doolittleinstitute.org \nOrganizations that have already submitted an EOI will be contacted with instructions to provide the additional capability summary. \nNote: Submissions are intended to capture high-level technical insight to support Government review and down-selection. Participation is not guaranteed and will be based on evaluation outcomes. Selected participants may be invited to present at the CUI level. \nExpress Your Interest\n\nImportant Dates\n\nFull Submission Deadline: 22 April 2026 at 1700 CST\nHybrid Tech Showcase: 22-25 June \nVendor / Organization Notifications (anticipated): 4 May\n\nDates are subject to adjustment based on government review and scheduling. \nPoints of Contact: \nFor questions\, or clarifications regarding submissions\, please contact:  techtransfer@doolittleinstitute.org \nParticipation in the showcase is by invitation only and based on review of submitted information.
URL:https://doolittleinstitute.org/event/di-tech-showcase-counter-uas-technologies/
CATEGORIES:Tech Transfer,Technical Showcase
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260429
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260430
DTSTAMP:20260421T145356Z
CREATED:20250924T191839Z
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SUMMARY:FIRST®LEGO League Challenge 2025-2026 AGE Season Dates
DESCRIPTION:ABOUT FIRST\nThe Doolittle Institute proudly manages the FIRST® LEGO® League programs and the FIRST® Tech Challenge AeroCoast League for Northwest Florida. These hands-on programs and competitions inspire creativity\, teamwork\, and problem-solving\, preparing today’s students for tomorrow’s STEM workforce. \nFIRST LEGO League Challenge is an exciting\, high-energy event where student teams showcase months of hard work in STEM\, teamwork\, and innovation. The day typically begins with a team check-in and setup\, followed by a series of judged sessions where teams present their Innovation Project\, demonstrate their Core Values\, and explain their robot design. The highlight of the day is the robot game\, where teams compete in timed matches on a themed playing field\, using LEGO Spike Prime Robots they’ve designed and programmed to complete missions. Throughout the event\, teams are encouraged to collaborate\, cheer each other on\, and embody the spirit of Gracious Professionalism®. The day ends with an awards ceremony celebrating creativity\, perseverance\, and engineering excellence. This year’s theme\, #Unearthed\, challenges teams to identify a problem faced by archaeologists and propose a solution to help address it. \nFIRST Tech Challenges is an action-packed experience where middle and high school teams put their engineering\, programming\, and teamwork skills to the test. The day begins with team check-ins and robot inspections to ensure compliance with game rules. The heart of the event is the robot matches\, where alliances of two teams each compete in a dynamic\, head-to-head game on a 12’x12’ field. Teams must strategize\, adapt\, and collaborate in real time. Between matches\, teams scout other robots\, make repairs\, and refine code.  Locally\, here in the AeroCoast\, we have 25 teams this season competing in the DECODE theme. \nInterested in Volunteer Opportunities? Learn More: Volunteer\nSee Full Season Schedule: \n\n \n 
URL:https://doolittleinstitute.org/event/firstlego-league-challenge-2025-2026-age-season-dates/2026-04-29/
CATEGORIES:STEM
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260429
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260430
DTSTAMP:20260421T145351Z
CREATED:20250924T191736Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260421T145351Z
UID:10000338-1777449600-1777482000@doolittleinstitute.org
SUMMARY:AeroCoast FIRST Tech Challenge 2025-2026 AGE Season Dates
DESCRIPTION:ABOUT FIRST\nThe Doolittle Institute proudly manages the FIRST® LEGO® League programs and the FIRST® Tech Challenge AeroCoast League for Northwest Florida. These hands-on programs and competitions inspire creativity\, teamwork\, and problem-solving\, preparing today’s students for tomorrow’s STEM workforce. \nFIRST LEGO League Challenge is an exciting\, high-energy event where student teams showcase months of hard work in STEM\, teamwork\, and innovation. The day typically begins with a team check-in and setup\, followed by a series of judged sessions where teams present their Innovation Project\, demonstrate their Core Values\, and explain their robot design. The highlight of the day is the robot game\, where teams compete in timed matches on a themed playing field\, using LEGO Spike Prime Robots they’ve designed and programmed to complete missions. Throughout the event\, teams are encouraged to collaborate\, cheer each other on\, and embody the spirit of Gracious Professionalism®. The day ends with an awards ceremony celebrating creativity\, perseverance\, and engineering excellence. This year’s theme\, #Unearthed\, challenges teams to identify a problem faced by archaeologists and propose a solution to help address it. \nFIRST Tech Challenges is an action-packed experience where middle and high school teams put their engineering\, programming\, and teamwork skills to the test. The day begins with team check-ins and robot inspections to ensure compliance with game rules. The heart of the event is the robot matches\, where alliances of two teams each compete in a dynamic\, head-to-head game on a 12’x12’ field. Teams must strategize\, adapt\, and collaborate in real time. Between matches\, teams scout other robots\, make repairs\, and refine code.  Locally\, here in the AeroCoast\, we have 25 teams this season competing in the DECODE theme. \nInterested in Volunteer Opportunities? Learn More: Volunteer\nSee Full Season Schedule: \n\n \n 
URL:https://doolittleinstitute.org/event/aerocoast-first-tech-challenge-2025-2026-age-season-dates/2026-04-29/
CATEGORIES:STEM
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260428
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260429
DTSTAMP:20260612T173700Z
CREATED:20260402T163710Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260612T173700Z
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SUMMARY:Relentless Wolfpack Industry Day - 28 April
DESCRIPTION:This event has concluded. View event wrapper here:\nRelentless Wolfpack Industry Day_Event Wrapper\n\nOfficial SAM.GOV RFI \nPotential Industry Day by Invite Only based upon capability submission.\nFurther Details posted on SAM.Gov and updated here at the DI site.\n\nOverview\nAir Force Research Laboratory (AFRL)\, in collaboration with Doolittle Institute\, is seeking to demonstrate interoperable\, intelligent\, and affordable mass networked collaborative autonomous (NCA) weapon salvos capable of rapid software updates informed by recent battle outcomes. These weapons will operate collaboratively to neutralize targets in complex\, contested environments. \nThe objective is to demonstrate multi‑vendor\, multi‑platform interoperability supporting large‑scale affordable mass cruise missile operations. \nAffordable Mass Cruise Missile Definition \nFor this effort\, an affordable mass cruise missile is defined as: \n\nMinimum range: 350 nautical miles\nEquipped with: Weapon datalink\nUnit cost: Less than $250K\n\nNominal program goals include flight demonstrations of interoperable and rapidly reprogrammable NCA behaviors across multiple vendor platforms\, assuming GPS or near‑GPS navigation accuracy\, with GPS‑challenged environments as a stretch goal. \n\nSubmission Details\nInterested parties are encouraged to respond to this RFI with a Statement of Capabilities (SOC) addressing experience and technical readiness to support projected flight demonstration events. \nFor complete details on required capabilities\, flight events\, and technical expectations\, please refer to the official RFI posting on SAM.gov. \n→ View Full Statement of Capabilities Requirements on SAM.gov\n\nImportant Dates\n\nRFI Submission Deadline: 2:00 PM (CDT)\, 15 April 2026\nIn-person Industry Day (Invite-only): 28 April 2026\n\n\nPotential Industry Day\nAn in-person Industry Day will be held in support of this RFI: \n\nDate: 28 April 2026\nLocation: Doolittle Institute\, Niceville\, FL\nFormat: In-person | Invitation only\n\nThis event will provide participating vendors the opportunity to gain additional insight into the effort\, ask questions\, and engage with Government representatives and potential industry partners. \nNote: Participation is by invitation only.  \n\nWho Should Participate\nThis effort is intended for organizations capable of collaborating across multiple vendors and supporting interoperable\, multi‑platform demonstrations\, including: \n\nSmall businesses \nIndustry and startups\nAcademic and research institutions\nGovernment-affiliated labs and innovation centers\nTechnology integrators \n\n\nOfficial RFI Posting\nFor full details and official posting\, access the RFI on SAM.gov: \nhttps://sam.gov/workspace/contract/opp/14131ba257714d2586d7d1c13a5802f9/view \n\nPoints of Contact:\nFor technical questions or questions about the RFI: \n\nJace Hilton – Jace.hilton@us.af.mil\nJane Ellison – Jane.ellison@us.af.mil\n\n  \n\nThis webpage provides an overview of the Relentless Wolfpack Industry Day and is intended for awareness only. Participation and submissions are governed by the official RFI.
URL:https://doolittleinstitute.org/event/relentless-wolfpack-industry-day/
CATEGORIES:Tech Transfer
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260421
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260422
DTSTAMP:20260612T172506Z
CREATED:20260225T181214Z
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SUMMARY:DI Tech Showcase - Hypersonics Radomes
DESCRIPTION:At a Glance  \nEvent Overview: DITS HypersonicRadomes_Event Wrapper \n\nEvent: DI Tech Showcase – Hypersonics Radomes\nFormat: Hybrid – In‑Person or Virtual (Invitation‑Only)\nFocus: Mass-Producible Radio Frequency (RF) Radome Solutions for Hypersonic Weapon Systems\nWhen: 21-23 April\nWho Should Participate: small businesses\, academia\, research institutions & federal labs\nWhy Participate: to be considered for future AFRL collaboration and funding opportunities.\nSubmission Deadline: NLT 31 March 2026 at 1700 CST\n\nRFI DOCUMENT DI Tech Showcase – Radomes-RFI_for-Public-Release_pdf \n\nOverview:\nDoolittle Institute (DI)\, in collaboration with the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) at Eglin Air Force Base\, is hosting a hybrid Tech Showcase to identify and assess scalable\, mass-producible RF-transparent radome solutions for hypersonic weapon systems. \nAFRL is seeking information from industry on state‑of‑the‑art and emerging materials\, manufacturing processes\, and technologies that enable scalable\, mass‑producible RF‑transparent radomes for air‑breathing and boost‑glide hypersonic weapon systems. The goal is to identify material systems and production approaches capable of surviving the extreme thermo‑mechanical environment of hypersonic flight while supporting affordable large‑scale manufacturing of 3‑D radome nose cones. Submitting your capabilities positions your organization for consideration in future collaboration or funding opportunities aligned with AFRL needs. \nThis Call for Interest is intended to identify relevant capabilities and better understand the current technology landscape. Information submitted will be used to inform potential future showcase and collaboration activities. \n\nTechnologies of Interest \nResponses should address the following technical challenges using publicly releasable data where available. \n\nExtreme Thermal Management –Material systems capable of maintaining structural and electromagnetic integrity at temperatures exceeding 900°C (~1600°F). Please describe the proposed solutions resistance to thermal shock during rapid temperature changes and ability to maintain stable electromagnetic properties across a broad range of temperatures.\nStable Electromagnetic (EM) Performance – Solutions that achieve stable dielectric constants and loss tangents across a wide frequency band and the full range of operational temperatures. Respondents are encouraged to provide available data on dielectric properties as a function of temperature.\nStructural Integrity & Aerodynamic Shape Stability –Materials and manufacturing processes that can produce and maintain complex aerodynamic shapes (e.g.\, ogive\, tangent ogive) with a build volume larger than 200 in3 under severe aerodynamic pressure and vibroacoustic loads without degradation.\nEnvironmental Durability – Resistance to erosion from rain\, ice\, dust\, and other particulates. Responses should describe any specialized coatings or surface treatments used to enhance durability.\n\n\nManufacturing & Producibility\nA primary objective of this effort is to identify solutions that are viable for mass production. Responses should explicitly detail how the proposed approach enables scalability\, affordability\, and high-yield manufacturing. Information provided in this section will inform down-selection for invitation to the hybridTech Showcase. \nInformation is requested in the following areas: \n\nScalable Manufacturing Techniques\nSupply Chain and Material Availability\nCost Models\nNon-Destructive Evaluation (NDE) Techniques\n\nFor complete manufacturing and inspection details\, visit: DI Tech Showcase – Radomes-RFI_for-Public-Release_pdf \n\nWho Should Submit\nOpportunities for future collaboration and funding may be informed by the outcomes of this Tech Showcase. \nThis Tech Showcase is intended for organizations with relevant capabilities in advanced materials\, manufacturing processes\, and technologies for RF-transparent radomes. Eligible participants include: \n\nU.S.-based companies (industry and startups)\nSmall businesses\nAcademic and research institutions\nGovernment-affiliated laboratories and innovation centers\nTechnology integrators with demonstrated experience in high-temperature or hypersonic environments\n\nNote: Participation is invitation‑only and based on government review of submitted\, publicly releasable technical information. Selected participants may present in person or virtually; invited presentations may be at the CUI level. \n\nSubmission Details\nSubmitting your capabilities positions your organization for consideration as AFRL identifies future collaboration and funding opportunities.  Interested organizations are requested to complete a two-step submission process: \nStep 1: Expression of Interest (EOI) Form \n\nLink: Hypersonics Radomes – Fill out form\nComplete the online EOI form to provide basic organizational and contact information.\nThis step is required for initial consideration in the down-selection process.\n\nStep 2: Technical Capability Summary \n\nSubmit a Capabilities Summary (maximum 5 pages) addressing the technical focus areas and manufacturing considerations outlined in Sections 3.0 and 4.0 of the RFI [View Here].\nMaximum 5 pages\nInclude company information\, relevant past performance\, and primary technical points of contact.\nProvide data\, models\, and technical descriptions to the maximum extent possible in a publicly releasable format. No classified material should be included.\nPlease name your file according to the following format: CompanyName_DITS_Month_Topic\n\nExample: DoolittleInstitute_DITS_April_HypersonicsRadomes\n\n\nSubmit responses or direct inquiries to: techtransfer@doolittleinstitute.org\n\nExpress Your Interest\nNote:  Submissions will be evaluated to inform down-selection for invitation to the hybrid Tech Showcase. \n\nImportant Dates\n\nExpression of Interest & Technical Capability Summary Deadline: 31 March 2026 at 1700 CST\nHybrid Tech Showcase: 21-23 April\n\nDates are subject to adjustment based on government review and scheduling. \n\nPath Forward\n\nSubmissions will be reviewed by AFRL to assess alignment with the technical focus areas and manufacturing objectives.\nSelected organizations will be invited to present or demonstrate their technology during the hybrid\, invitation-only Tech Showcase. Presentations may be delivered at the CUI level\, as appropriate.\nInvitation to participate is not guaranteed and depends on down-selection.\nPost-event\, AFRL may use the insights to inform potential future showcase or follow on collaboration activities.\n\nPoints of Contact:  \n\nFor questions\, or clarifications regarding submissions\, please contact:  techtransfer@doolittleinstitute.org\n\nParticipation in the showcase is by invitation only and based on review of submitted information.
URL:https://doolittleinstitute.org/event/di-tech-showcase-hypersonics-radomes/
CATEGORIES:Technical Showcase
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260324T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260326T170000
DTSTAMP:20260612T174105Z
CREATED:20260129T154455Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260612T174105Z
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SUMMARY:Weapons Electrical Power and Battery S&T Industry Day
DESCRIPTION:This event has concluded. Access materials below.\n\nEvent Materials:\n\nGovernment Briefings\nEvent Overview\nEvent Agenda\n\n\nOverview\nDoolittle\, in partnership with AFRL and AFLCMC\, are seeking participation from industry\, academia\, and small businesses in a Science & Technology (S&T) Industry Day focused on advanced weapon power sources and battery technologies. The event will highlight emerging capabilities\, explore solutions that enhance system performance through improved electrical power\, and provide opportunities for collaboration with government stakeholders. \nTechnical Focus Areas\nThe Government is particularly interested in technologies across the following focus areas: \n\nBattery Technologies: High-energy density\, high-power density\, safe and reliable\, extreme environment\, long shelf-life\nPower Systems & Management: Advanced power management systems\, alternative power sources\, novel power sources and multifunctional structures\nTesting & Engineering: Test & evaluation\, advanced test\, evaluation\, and digital engineering\nStandards & Industrial Base: Standardization and Modular Open Systems Approach (MOSA)\, securing the domestic industrial base\n\nFor the complete list of technical focus areas and requirements\, please refer to the official RFI. \nWho Should Attend \nThe Industry Day is open to U.S.-based: \n\nSmall businesses/ Industry partners\nAcademic institutions\nUARCs\, FFRDCs\, and national laboratories\n\nOrganizations developing technologies that can be matured to TRL 6 within 3–5 years\, or technologies with potential for significant impact within a 5–10-year timeframe\, are encouraged to participate. \nIndustry Day Details\n\nEvent Dates: 24–26 March 2026\nSecurity: Hosted up to SECRET level (clearance not required for general participation)\nSchedule & Locations:\n\n\n\nDays 1–2 – Presentations\n\nLocation: Destin-Fort Walton Beach Convention Center\, Fort Walton Beach\, Florida\nOpen forum and non-proprietary presentations\n\n\nDay 3 – One-on-Ones / Collaboration\n\nLocation: Doolittle Institute\, Niceville\, Florida\nGovernment/industry one-on-one sessions\nCollaboration space for technical exchange and partnership development\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nImportant Dates & Submission Details\nParticipation and presentation opportunities are governed by the official RFI: https://sam.gov/workspace/contract/opp/7e53d12272204ed78971736e61544992/view \n\nIntent to present: 13 February 2026\nOne-page capability summary: 26 February 2026\nPresenter notifications: By 6 March 2026\nIndustry Day Registration Closes: 16 March 2026\, 1700 CST\n\nRegistration is now closed\nPoints of Contact: \nFor technical questions or questions about the RFI\, please contact –\nKevin Rooney – kevin.rooney@us.af.mil\nScott Conrad – scott.conrad.2@us.af.mil \n\nThis webpage provides an overview of the Weapons Electrical Power and Battery S&T Industry Day and is intended for awareness only. Participation and submissions are governed by the official RFI: https://sam.gov/workspace/contract/opp/7e53d12272204ed78971736e61544992/view .
URL:https://doolittleinstitute.org/event/weapons-electrical-power-and-battery-st-industry-day/
CATEGORIES:Tech Transfer,Technical Showcase
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260306
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260307
DTSTAMP:20260421T145351Z
CREATED:20250924T191736Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260421T145351Z
UID:10000344-1772784000-1772816400@doolittleinstitute.org
SUMMARY:AeroCoast FIRST Tech Challenge 2025-2026 AGE Season Dates
DESCRIPTION:ABOUT FIRST\nThe Doolittle Institute proudly manages the FIRST® LEGO® League programs and the FIRST® Tech Challenge AeroCoast League for Northwest Florida. These hands-on programs and competitions inspire creativity\, teamwork\, and problem-solving\, preparing today’s students for tomorrow’s STEM workforce. \nFIRST LEGO League Challenge is an exciting\, high-energy event where student teams showcase months of hard work in STEM\, teamwork\, and innovation. The day typically begins with a team check-in and setup\, followed by a series of judged sessions where teams present their Innovation Project\, demonstrate their Core Values\, and explain their robot design. The highlight of the day is the robot game\, where teams compete in timed matches on a themed playing field\, using LEGO Spike Prime Robots they’ve designed and programmed to complete missions. Throughout the event\, teams are encouraged to collaborate\, cheer each other on\, and embody the spirit of Gracious Professionalism®. The day ends with an awards ceremony celebrating creativity\, perseverance\, and engineering excellence. This year’s theme\, #Unearthed\, challenges teams to identify a problem faced by archaeologists and propose a solution to help address it. \nFIRST Tech Challenges is an action-packed experience where middle and high school teams put their engineering\, programming\, and teamwork skills to the test. The day begins with team check-ins and robot inspections to ensure compliance with game rules. The heart of the event is the robot matches\, where alliances of two teams each compete in a dynamic\, head-to-head game on a 12’x12’ field. Teams must strategize\, adapt\, and collaborate in real time. Between matches\, teams scout other robots\, make repairs\, and refine code.  Locally\, here in the AeroCoast\, we have 25 teams this season competing in the DECODE theme. \nInterested in Volunteer Opportunities? Learn More: Volunteer\nSee Full Season Schedule: \n\n \n 
URL:https://doolittleinstitute.org/event/aerocoast-first-tech-challenge-2025-2026-age-season-dates/2026-03-06/
CATEGORIES:STEM
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260220
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260221
DTSTAMP:20260421T145356Z
CREATED:20250924T191839Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260421T145356Z
UID:10000327-1771574400-1771606800@doolittleinstitute.org
SUMMARY:FIRST®LEGO League Challenge 2025-2026 AGE Season Dates
DESCRIPTION:ABOUT FIRST\nThe Doolittle Institute proudly manages the FIRST® LEGO® League programs and the FIRST® Tech Challenge AeroCoast League for Northwest Florida. These hands-on programs and competitions inspire creativity\, teamwork\, and problem-solving\, preparing today’s students for tomorrow’s STEM workforce. \nFIRST LEGO League Challenge is an exciting\, high-energy event where student teams showcase months of hard work in STEM\, teamwork\, and innovation. The day typically begins with a team check-in and setup\, followed by a series of judged sessions where teams present their Innovation Project\, demonstrate their Core Values\, and explain their robot design. The highlight of the day is the robot game\, where teams compete in timed matches on a themed playing field\, using LEGO Spike Prime Robots they’ve designed and programmed to complete missions. Throughout the event\, teams are encouraged to collaborate\, cheer each other on\, and embody the spirit of Gracious Professionalism®. The day ends with an awards ceremony celebrating creativity\, perseverance\, and engineering excellence. This year’s theme\, #Unearthed\, challenges teams to identify a problem faced by archaeologists and propose a solution to help address it. \nFIRST Tech Challenges is an action-packed experience where middle and high school teams put their engineering\, programming\, and teamwork skills to the test. The day begins with team check-ins and robot inspections to ensure compliance with game rules. The heart of the event is the robot matches\, where alliances of two teams each compete in a dynamic\, head-to-head game on a 12’x12’ field. Teams must strategize\, adapt\, and collaborate in real time. Between matches\, teams scout other robots\, make repairs\, and refine code.  Locally\, here in the AeroCoast\, we have 25 teams this season competing in the DECODE theme. \nInterested in Volunteer Opportunities? Learn More: Volunteer\nSee Full Season Schedule: \n\n \n 
URL:https://doolittleinstitute.org/event/firstlego-league-challenge-2025-2026-age-season-dates/2026-02-20/
CATEGORIES:STEM
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260124
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260125
DTSTAMP:20260421T145351Z
CREATED:20250924T191736Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260421T145351Z
UID:10000343-1769241600-1769274000@doolittleinstitute.org
SUMMARY:AeroCoast FIRST Tech Challenge 2025-2026 AGE Season Dates
DESCRIPTION:ABOUT FIRST\nThe Doolittle Institute proudly manages the FIRST® LEGO® League programs and the FIRST® Tech Challenge AeroCoast League for Northwest Florida. These hands-on programs and competitions inspire creativity\, teamwork\, and problem-solving\, preparing today’s students for tomorrow’s STEM workforce. \nFIRST LEGO League Challenge is an exciting\, high-energy event where student teams showcase months of hard work in STEM\, teamwork\, and innovation. The day typically begins with a team check-in and setup\, followed by a series of judged sessions where teams present their Innovation Project\, demonstrate their Core Values\, and explain their robot design. The highlight of the day is the robot game\, where teams compete in timed matches on a themed playing field\, using LEGO Spike Prime Robots they’ve designed and programmed to complete missions. Throughout the event\, teams are encouraged to collaborate\, cheer each other on\, and embody the spirit of Gracious Professionalism®. The day ends with an awards ceremony celebrating creativity\, perseverance\, and engineering excellence. This year’s theme\, #Unearthed\, challenges teams to identify a problem faced by archaeologists and propose a solution to help address it. \nFIRST Tech Challenges is an action-packed experience where middle and high school teams put their engineering\, programming\, and teamwork skills to the test. The day begins with team check-ins and robot inspections to ensure compliance with game rules. The heart of the event is the robot matches\, where alliances of two teams each compete in a dynamic\, head-to-head game on a 12’x12’ field. Teams must strategize\, adapt\, and collaborate in real time. Between matches\, teams scout other robots\, make repairs\, and refine code.  Locally\, here in the AeroCoast\, we have 25 teams this season competing in the DECODE theme. \nInterested in Volunteer Opportunities? Learn More: Volunteer\nSee Full Season Schedule: \n\n \n 
URL:https://doolittleinstitute.org/event/aerocoast-first-tech-challenge-2025-2026-age-season-dates/2026-01-24/
CATEGORIES:STEM
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260117
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260118
DTSTAMP:20260421T145356Z
CREATED:20250924T191839Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260421T145356Z
UID:10000326-1768636800-1768669200@doolittleinstitute.org
SUMMARY:FIRST®LEGO League Challenge 2025-2026 AGE Season Dates
DESCRIPTION:ABOUT FIRST\nThe Doolittle Institute proudly manages the FIRST® LEGO® League programs and the FIRST® Tech Challenge AeroCoast League for Northwest Florida. These hands-on programs and competitions inspire creativity\, teamwork\, and problem-solving\, preparing today’s students for tomorrow’s STEM workforce. \nFIRST LEGO League Challenge is an exciting\, high-energy event where student teams showcase months of hard work in STEM\, teamwork\, and innovation. The day typically begins with a team check-in and setup\, followed by a series of judged sessions where teams present their Innovation Project\, demonstrate their Core Values\, and explain their robot design. The highlight of the day is the robot game\, where teams compete in timed matches on a themed playing field\, using LEGO Spike Prime Robots they’ve designed and programmed to complete missions. Throughout the event\, teams are encouraged to collaborate\, cheer each other on\, and embody the spirit of Gracious Professionalism®. The day ends with an awards ceremony celebrating creativity\, perseverance\, and engineering excellence. This year’s theme\, #Unearthed\, challenges teams to identify a problem faced by archaeologists and propose a solution to help address it. \nFIRST Tech Challenges is an action-packed experience where middle and high school teams put their engineering\, programming\, and teamwork skills to the test. The day begins with team check-ins and robot inspections to ensure compliance with game rules. The heart of the event is the robot matches\, where alliances of two teams each compete in a dynamic\, head-to-head game on a 12’x12’ field. Teams must strategize\, adapt\, and collaborate in real time. Between matches\, teams scout other robots\, make repairs\, and refine code.  Locally\, here in the AeroCoast\, we have 25 teams this season competing in the DECODE theme. \nInterested in Volunteer Opportunities? Learn More: Volunteer\nSee Full Season Schedule: \n\n \n 
URL:https://doolittleinstitute.org/event/firstlego-league-challenge-2025-2026-age-season-dates/2026-01-17/
CATEGORIES:STEM
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260117
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260118
DTSTAMP:20260421T145351Z
CREATED:20250924T191736Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260421T145351Z
UID:10000336-1768636800-1768669200@doolittleinstitute.org
SUMMARY:AeroCoast FIRST Tech Challenge 2025-2026 AGE Season Dates
DESCRIPTION:ABOUT FIRST\nThe Doolittle Institute proudly manages the FIRST® LEGO® League programs and the FIRST® Tech Challenge AeroCoast League for Northwest Florida. These hands-on programs and competitions inspire creativity\, teamwork\, and problem-solving\, preparing today’s students for tomorrow’s STEM workforce. \nFIRST LEGO League Challenge is an exciting\, high-energy event where student teams showcase months of hard work in STEM\, teamwork\, and innovation. The day typically begins with a team check-in and setup\, followed by a series of judged sessions where teams present their Innovation Project\, demonstrate their Core Values\, and explain their robot design. The highlight of the day is the robot game\, where teams compete in timed matches on a themed playing field\, using LEGO Spike Prime Robots they’ve designed and programmed to complete missions. Throughout the event\, teams are encouraged to collaborate\, cheer each other on\, and embody the spirit of Gracious Professionalism®. The day ends with an awards ceremony celebrating creativity\, perseverance\, and engineering excellence. This year’s theme\, #Unearthed\, challenges teams to identify a problem faced by archaeologists and propose a solution to help address it. \nFIRST Tech Challenges is an action-packed experience where middle and high school teams put their engineering\, programming\, and teamwork skills to the test. The day begins with team check-ins and robot inspections to ensure compliance with game rules. The heart of the event is the robot matches\, where alliances of two teams each compete in a dynamic\, head-to-head game on a 12’x12’ field. Teams must strategize\, adapt\, and collaborate in real time. Between matches\, teams scout other robots\, make repairs\, and refine code.  Locally\, here in the AeroCoast\, we have 25 teams this season competing in the DECODE theme. \nInterested in Volunteer Opportunities? Learn More: Volunteer\nSee Full Season Schedule: \n\n \n 
URL:https://doolittleinstitute.org/event/aerocoast-first-tech-challenge-2025-2026-age-season-dates/2026-01-17/
CATEGORIES:STEM
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260110
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260111
DTSTAMP:20260421T145351Z
CREATED:20250924T191736Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260421T145351Z
UID:10000342-1768032000-1768064400@doolittleinstitute.org
SUMMARY:AeroCoast FIRST Tech Challenge 2025-2026 AGE Season Dates
DESCRIPTION:ABOUT FIRST\nThe Doolittle Institute proudly manages the FIRST® LEGO® League programs and the FIRST® Tech Challenge AeroCoast League for Northwest Florida. These hands-on programs and competitions inspire creativity\, teamwork\, and problem-solving\, preparing today’s students for tomorrow’s STEM workforce. \nFIRST LEGO League Challenge is an exciting\, high-energy event where student teams showcase months of hard work in STEM\, teamwork\, and innovation. The day typically begins with a team check-in and setup\, followed by a series of judged sessions where teams present their Innovation Project\, demonstrate their Core Values\, and explain their robot design. The highlight of the day is the robot game\, where teams compete in timed matches on a themed playing field\, using LEGO Spike Prime Robots they’ve designed and programmed to complete missions. Throughout the event\, teams are encouraged to collaborate\, cheer each other on\, and embody the spirit of Gracious Professionalism®. The day ends with an awards ceremony celebrating creativity\, perseverance\, and engineering excellence. This year’s theme\, #Unearthed\, challenges teams to identify a problem faced by archaeologists and propose a solution to help address it. \nFIRST Tech Challenges is an action-packed experience where middle and high school teams put their engineering\, programming\, and teamwork skills to the test. The day begins with team check-ins and robot inspections to ensure compliance with game rules. The heart of the event is the robot matches\, where alliances of two teams each compete in a dynamic\, head-to-head game on a 12’x12’ field. Teams must strategize\, adapt\, and collaborate in real time. Between matches\, teams scout other robots\, make repairs\, and refine code.  Locally\, here in the AeroCoast\, we have 25 teams this season competing in the DECODE theme. \nInterested in Volunteer Opportunities? Learn More: Volunteer\nSee Full Season Schedule: \n\n \n 
URL:https://doolittleinstitute.org/event/aerocoast-first-tech-challenge-2025-2026-age-season-dates/2026-01-10/
CATEGORIES:STEM
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251213
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20251214
DTSTAMP:20260421T145356Z
CREATED:20250924T191839Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260421T145356Z
UID:10000325-1765612800-1765645200@doolittleinstitute.org
SUMMARY:FIRST®LEGO League Challenge 2025-2026 AGE Season Dates
DESCRIPTION:ABOUT FIRST\nThe Doolittle Institute proudly manages the FIRST® LEGO® League programs and the FIRST® Tech Challenge AeroCoast League for Northwest Florida. These hands-on programs and competitions inspire creativity\, teamwork\, and problem-solving\, preparing today’s students for tomorrow’s STEM workforce. \nFIRST LEGO League Challenge is an exciting\, high-energy event where student teams showcase months of hard work in STEM\, teamwork\, and innovation. The day typically begins with a team check-in and setup\, followed by a series of judged sessions where teams present their Innovation Project\, demonstrate their Core Values\, and explain their robot design. The highlight of the day is the robot game\, where teams compete in timed matches on a themed playing field\, using LEGO Spike Prime Robots they’ve designed and programmed to complete missions. Throughout the event\, teams are encouraged to collaborate\, cheer each other on\, and embody the spirit of Gracious Professionalism®. The day ends with an awards ceremony celebrating creativity\, perseverance\, and engineering excellence. This year’s theme\, #Unearthed\, challenges teams to identify a problem faced by archaeologists and propose a solution to help address it. \nFIRST Tech Challenges is an action-packed experience where middle and high school teams put their engineering\, programming\, and teamwork skills to the test. The day begins with team check-ins and robot inspections to ensure compliance with game rules. The heart of the event is the robot matches\, where alliances of two teams each compete in a dynamic\, head-to-head game on a 12’x12’ field. Teams must strategize\, adapt\, and collaborate in real time. Between matches\, teams scout other robots\, make repairs\, and refine code.  Locally\, here in the AeroCoast\, we have 25 teams this season competing in the DECODE theme. \nInterested in Volunteer Opportunities? Learn More: Volunteer\nSee Full Season Schedule: \n\n \n 
URL:https://doolittleinstitute.org/event/firstlego-league-challenge-2025-2026-age-season-dates/2025-12-13/
CATEGORIES:STEM
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251206
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20251207
DTSTAMP:20260421T145356Z
CREATED:20250924T191839Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260421T145356Z
UID:10000324-1765008000-1765040400@doolittleinstitute.org
SUMMARY:FIRST®LEGO League Challenge 2025-2026 AGE Season Dates
DESCRIPTION:ABOUT FIRST\nThe Doolittle Institute proudly manages the FIRST® LEGO® League programs and the FIRST® Tech Challenge AeroCoast League for Northwest Florida. These hands-on programs and competitions inspire creativity\, teamwork\, and problem-solving\, preparing today’s students for tomorrow’s STEM workforce. \nFIRST LEGO League Challenge is an exciting\, high-energy event where student teams showcase months of hard work in STEM\, teamwork\, and innovation. The day typically begins with a team check-in and setup\, followed by a series of judged sessions where teams present their Innovation Project\, demonstrate their Core Values\, and explain their robot design. The highlight of the day is the robot game\, where teams compete in timed matches on a themed playing field\, using LEGO Spike Prime Robots they’ve designed and programmed to complete missions. Throughout the event\, teams are encouraged to collaborate\, cheer each other on\, and embody the spirit of Gracious Professionalism®. The day ends with an awards ceremony celebrating creativity\, perseverance\, and engineering excellence. This year’s theme\, #Unearthed\, challenges teams to identify a problem faced by archaeologists and propose a solution to help address it. \nFIRST Tech Challenges is an action-packed experience where middle and high school teams put their engineering\, programming\, and teamwork skills to the test. The day begins with team check-ins and robot inspections to ensure compliance with game rules. The heart of the event is the robot matches\, where alliances of two teams each compete in a dynamic\, head-to-head game on a 12’x12’ field. Teams must strategize\, adapt\, and collaborate in real time. Between matches\, teams scout other robots\, make repairs\, and refine code.  Locally\, here in the AeroCoast\, we have 25 teams this season competing in the DECODE theme. \nInterested in Volunteer Opportunities? Learn More: Volunteer\nSee Full Season Schedule: \n\n \n 
URL:https://doolittleinstitute.org/event/firstlego-league-challenge-2025-2026-age-season-dates/2025-12-06/
CATEGORIES:STEM
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251206
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20251207
DTSTAMP:20260421T145351Z
CREATED:20250924T191736Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260421T145351Z
UID:10000334-1765008000-1765040400@doolittleinstitute.org
SUMMARY:AeroCoast FIRST Tech Challenge 2025-2026 AGE Season Dates
DESCRIPTION:ABOUT FIRST\nThe Doolittle Institute proudly manages the FIRST® LEGO® League programs and the FIRST® Tech Challenge AeroCoast League for Northwest Florida. These hands-on programs and competitions inspire creativity\, teamwork\, and problem-solving\, preparing today’s students for tomorrow’s STEM workforce. \nFIRST LEGO League Challenge is an exciting\, high-energy event where student teams showcase months of hard work in STEM\, teamwork\, and innovation. The day typically begins with a team check-in and setup\, followed by a series of judged sessions where teams present their Innovation Project\, demonstrate their Core Values\, and explain their robot design. The highlight of the day is the robot game\, where teams compete in timed matches on a themed playing field\, using LEGO Spike Prime Robots they’ve designed and programmed to complete missions. Throughout the event\, teams are encouraged to collaborate\, cheer each other on\, and embody the spirit of Gracious Professionalism®. The day ends with an awards ceremony celebrating creativity\, perseverance\, and engineering excellence. This year’s theme\, #Unearthed\, challenges teams to identify a problem faced by archaeologists and propose a solution to help address it. \nFIRST Tech Challenges is an action-packed experience where middle and high school teams put their engineering\, programming\, and teamwork skills to the test. The day begins with team check-ins and robot inspections to ensure compliance with game rules. The heart of the event is the robot matches\, where alliances of two teams each compete in a dynamic\, head-to-head game on a 12’x12’ field. Teams must strategize\, adapt\, and collaborate in real time. Between matches\, teams scout other robots\, make repairs\, and refine code.  Locally\, here in the AeroCoast\, we have 25 teams this season competing in the DECODE theme. \nInterested in Volunteer Opportunities? Learn More: Volunteer\nSee Full Season Schedule: \n\n \n 
URL:https://doolittleinstitute.org/event/aerocoast-first-tech-challenge-2025-2026-age-season-dates/2025-12-06/
CATEGORIES:STEM
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251128
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20251201
DTSTAMP:20260421T145351Z
CREATED:20250924T191736Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260421T145351Z
UID:10000341-1764288000-1764547199@doolittleinstitute.org
SUMMARY:AeroCoast FIRST Tech Challenge 2025-2026 AGE Season Dates
DESCRIPTION:ABOUT FIRST\nThe Doolittle Institute proudly manages the FIRST® LEGO® League programs and the FIRST® Tech Challenge AeroCoast League for Northwest Florida. These hands-on programs and competitions inspire creativity\, teamwork\, and problem-solving\, preparing today’s students for tomorrow’s STEM workforce. \nFIRST LEGO League Challenge is an exciting\, high-energy event where student teams showcase months of hard work in STEM\, teamwork\, and innovation. The day typically begins with a team check-in and setup\, followed by a series of judged sessions where teams present their Innovation Project\, demonstrate their Core Values\, and explain their robot design. The highlight of the day is the robot game\, where teams compete in timed matches on a themed playing field\, using LEGO Spike Prime Robots they’ve designed and programmed to complete missions. Throughout the event\, teams are encouraged to collaborate\, cheer each other on\, and embody the spirit of Gracious Professionalism®. The day ends with an awards ceremony celebrating creativity\, perseverance\, and engineering excellence. This year’s theme\, #Unearthed\, challenges teams to identify a problem faced by archaeologists and propose a solution to help address it. \nFIRST Tech Challenges is an action-packed experience where middle and high school teams put their engineering\, programming\, and teamwork skills to the test. The day begins with team check-ins and robot inspections to ensure compliance with game rules. The heart of the event is the robot matches\, where alliances of two teams each compete in a dynamic\, head-to-head game on a 12’x12’ field. Teams must strategize\, adapt\, and collaborate in real time. Between matches\, teams scout other robots\, make repairs\, and refine code.  Locally\, here in the AeroCoast\, we have 25 teams this season competing in the DECODE theme. \nInterested in Volunteer Opportunities? Learn More: Volunteer\nSee Full Season Schedule: \n\n \n 
URL:https://doolittleinstitute.org/event/aerocoast-first-tech-challenge-2025-2026-age-season-dates/2025-11-28/
CATEGORIES:STEM
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251122
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20251123
DTSTAMP:20260421T145356Z
CREATED:20250924T191839Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260421T145356Z
UID:10000323-1763798400-1763830800@doolittleinstitute.org
SUMMARY:FIRST®LEGO League Challenge 2025-2026 AGE Season Dates
DESCRIPTION:ABOUT FIRST\nThe Doolittle Institute proudly manages the FIRST® LEGO® League programs and the FIRST® Tech Challenge AeroCoast League for Northwest Florida. These hands-on programs and competitions inspire creativity\, teamwork\, and problem-solving\, preparing today’s students for tomorrow’s STEM workforce. \nFIRST LEGO League Challenge is an exciting\, high-energy event where student teams showcase months of hard work in STEM\, teamwork\, and innovation. The day typically begins with a team check-in and setup\, followed by a series of judged sessions where teams present their Innovation Project\, demonstrate their Core Values\, and explain their robot design. The highlight of the day is the robot game\, where teams compete in timed matches on a themed playing field\, using LEGO Spike Prime Robots they’ve designed and programmed to complete missions. Throughout the event\, teams are encouraged to collaborate\, cheer each other on\, and embody the spirit of Gracious Professionalism®. The day ends with an awards ceremony celebrating creativity\, perseverance\, and engineering excellence. This year’s theme\, #Unearthed\, challenges teams to identify a problem faced by archaeologists and propose a solution to help address it. \nFIRST Tech Challenges is an action-packed experience where middle and high school teams put their engineering\, programming\, and teamwork skills to the test. The day begins with team check-ins and robot inspections to ensure compliance with game rules. The heart of the event is the robot matches\, where alliances of two teams each compete in a dynamic\, head-to-head game on a 12’x12’ field. Teams must strategize\, adapt\, and collaborate in real time. Between matches\, teams scout other robots\, make repairs\, and refine code.  Locally\, here in the AeroCoast\, we have 25 teams this season competing in the DECODE theme. \nInterested in Volunteer Opportunities? Learn More: Volunteer\nSee Full Season Schedule: \n\n \n 
URL:https://doolittleinstitute.org/event/firstlego-league-challenge-2025-2026-age-season-dates/2025-11-22/
CATEGORIES:STEM
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251115
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20251116
DTSTAMP:20260421T145351Z
CREATED:20250924T191736Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260421T145351Z
UID:10000340-1763193600-1763226000@doolittleinstitute.org
SUMMARY:AeroCoast FIRST Tech Challenge 2025-2026 AGE Season Dates
DESCRIPTION:ABOUT FIRST\nThe Doolittle Institute proudly manages the FIRST® LEGO® League programs and the FIRST® Tech Challenge AeroCoast League for Northwest Florida. These hands-on programs and competitions inspire creativity\, teamwork\, and problem-solving\, preparing today’s students for tomorrow’s STEM workforce. \nFIRST LEGO League Challenge is an exciting\, high-energy event where student teams showcase months of hard work in STEM\, teamwork\, and innovation. The day typically begins with a team check-in and setup\, followed by a series of judged sessions where teams present their Innovation Project\, demonstrate their Core Values\, and explain their robot design. The highlight of the day is the robot game\, where teams compete in timed matches on a themed playing field\, using LEGO Spike Prime Robots they’ve designed and programmed to complete missions. Throughout the event\, teams are encouraged to collaborate\, cheer each other on\, and embody the spirit of Gracious Professionalism®. The day ends with an awards ceremony celebrating creativity\, perseverance\, and engineering excellence. This year’s theme\, #Unearthed\, challenges teams to identify a problem faced by archaeologists and propose a solution to help address it. \nFIRST Tech Challenges is an action-packed experience where middle and high school teams put their engineering\, programming\, and teamwork skills to the test. The day begins with team check-ins and robot inspections to ensure compliance with game rules. The heart of the event is the robot matches\, where alliances of two teams each compete in a dynamic\, head-to-head game on a 12’x12’ field. Teams must strategize\, adapt\, and collaborate in real time. Between matches\, teams scout other robots\, make repairs\, and refine code.  Locally\, here in the AeroCoast\, we have 25 teams this season competing in the DECODE theme. \nInterested in Volunteer Opportunities? Learn More: Volunteer\nSee Full Season Schedule: \n\n \n 
URL:https://doolittleinstitute.org/event/aerocoast-first-tech-challenge-2025-2026-age-season-dates/2025-11-15/
CATEGORIES:STEM
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251025
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20251026
DTSTAMP:20260421T145356Z
CREATED:20250924T191839Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260421T145356Z
UID:10000322-1761379200-1761411600@doolittleinstitute.org
SUMMARY:FIRST®LEGO League Challenge 2025-2026 AGE Season Dates
DESCRIPTION:ABOUT FIRST\nThe Doolittle Institute proudly manages the FIRST® LEGO® League programs and the FIRST® Tech Challenge AeroCoast League for Northwest Florida. These hands-on programs and competitions inspire creativity\, teamwork\, and problem-solving\, preparing today’s students for tomorrow’s STEM workforce. \nFIRST LEGO League Challenge is an exciting\, high-energy event where student teams showcase months of hard work in STEM\, teamwork\, and innovation. The day typically begins with a team check-in and setup\, followed by a series of judged sessions where teams present their Innovation Project\, demonstrate their Core Values\, and explain their robot design. The highlight of the day is the robot game\, where teams compete in timed matches on a themed playing field\, using LEGO Spike Prime Robots they’ve designed and programmed to complete missions. Throughout the event\, teams are encouraged to collaborate\, cheer each other on\, and embody the spirit of Gracious Professionalism®. The day ends with an awards ceremony celebrating creativity\, perseverance\, and engineering excellence. This year’s theme\, #Unearthed\, challenges teams to identify a problem faced by archaeologists and propose a solution to help address it. \nFIRST Tech Challenges is an action-packed experience where middle and high school teams put their engineering\, programming\, and teamwork skills to the test. The day begins with team check-ins and robot inspections to ensure compliance with game rules. The heart of the event is the robot matches\, where alliances of two teams each compete in a dynamic\, head-to-head game on a 12’x12’ field. Teams must strategize\, adapt\, and collaborate in real time. Between matches\, teams scout other robots\, make repairs\, and refine code.  Locally\, here in the AeroCoast\, we have 25 teams this season competing in the DECODE theme. \nInterested in Volunteer Opportunities? Learn More: Volunteer\nSee Full Season Schedule: \n\n \n 
URL:https://doolittleinstitute.org/event/firstlego-league-challenge-2025-2026-age-season-dates/2025-10-25/
CATEGORIES:STEM
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251004
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20251005
DTSTAMP:20260421T145356Z
CREATED:20250924T191839Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260421T145356Z
UID:10000329-1759564800-1759597200@doolittleinstitute.org
SUMMARY:FIRST®LEGO League Challenge 2025-2026 AGE Season Dates
DESCRIPTION:ABOUT FIRST\nThe Doolittle Institute proudly manages the FIRST® LEGO® League programs and the FIRST® Tech Challenge AeroCoast League for Northwest Florida. These hands-on programs and competitions inspire creativity\, teamwork\, and problem-solving\, preparing today’s students for tomorrow’s STEM workforce. \nFIRST LEGO League Challenge is an exciting\, high-energy event where student teams showcase months of hard work in STEM\, teamwork\, and innovation. The day typically begins with a team check-in and setup\, followed by a series of judged sessions where teams present their Innovation Project\, demonstrate their Core Values\, and explain their robot design. The highlight of the day is the robot game\, where teams compete in timed matches on a themed playing field\, using LEGO Spike Prime Robots they’ve designed and programmed to complete missions. Throughout the event\, teams are encouraged to collaborate\, cheer each other on\, and embody the spirit of Gracious Professionalism®. The day ends with an awards ceremony celebrating creativity\, perseverance\, and engineering excellence. This year’s theme\, #Unearthed\, challenges teams to identify a problem faced by archaeologists and propose a solution to help address it. \nFIRST Tech Challenges is an action-packed experience where middle and high school teams put their engineering\, programming\, and teamwork skills to the test. The day begins with team check-ins and robot inspections to ensure compliance with game rules. The heart of the event is the robot matches\, where alliances of two teams each compete in a dynamic\, head-to-head game on a 12’x12’ field. Teams must strategize\, adapt\, and collaborate in real time. Between matches\, teams scout other robots\, make repairs\, and refine code.  Locally\, here in the AeroCoast\, we have 25 teams this season competing in the DECODE theme. \nInterested in Volunteer Opportunities? Learn More: Volunteer\nSee Full Season Schedule: \n\n \n 
URL:https://doolittleinstitute.org/event/firstlego-league-challenge-2025-2026-age-season-dates/2025-10-04/2/
CATEGORIES:STEM
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251004
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20251005
DTSTAMP:20260421T145356Z
CREATED:20250924T191839Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260421T145356Z
UID:10000320-1759536000-1759622399@doolittleinstitute.org
SUMMARY:FIRST®LEGO League Challenge 2025-2026 AGE Season Dates
DESCRIPTION:ABOUT FIRST\nThe Doolittle Institute proudly manages the FIRST® LEGO® League programs and the FIRST® Tech Challenge AeroCoast League for Northwest Florida. These hands-on programs and competitions inspire creativity\, teamwork\, and problem-solving\, preparing today’s students for tomorrow’s STEM workforce. \nFIRST LEGO League Challenge is an exciting\, high-energy event where student teams showcase months of hard work in STEM\, teamwork\, and innovation. The day typically begins with a team check-in and setup\, followed by a series of judged sessions where teams present their Innovation Project\, demonstrate their Core Values\, and explain their robot design. The highlight of the day is the robot game\, where teams compete in timed matches on a themed playing field\, using LEGO Spike Prime Robots they’ve designed and programmed to complete missions. Throughout the event\, teams are encouraged to collaborate\, cheer each other on\, and embody the spirit of Gracious Professionalism®. The day ends with an awards ceremony celebrating creativity\, perseverance\, and engineering excellence. This year’s theme\, #Unearthed\, challenges teams to identify a problem faced by archaeologists and propose a solution to help address it. \nFIRST Tech Challenges is an action-packed experience where middle and high school teams put their engineering\, programming\, and teamwork skills to the test. The day begins with team check-ins and robot inspections to ensure compliance with game rules. The heart of the event is the robot matches\, where alliances of two teams each compete in a dynamic\, head-to-head game on a 12’x12’ field. Teams must strategize\, adapt\, and collaborate in real time. Between matches\, teams scout other robots\, make repairs\, and refine code.  Locally\, here in the AeroCoast\, we have 25 teams this season competing in the DECODE theme. \nInterested in Volunteer Opportunities? Learn More: Volunteer\nSee Full Season Schedule: \n\n \n 
URL:https://doolittleinstitute.org/event/firstlego-league-challenge-2025-2026-age-season-dates/2025-10-04/1/
CATEGORIES:STEM
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250820
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250821
DTSTAMP:20260612T173158Z
CREATED:20250605T183828Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260612T173158Z
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SUMMARY:Innovate with AFRL 2025
DESCRIPTION:At a Glance\nInnovate with AFRL 2025 Event Wrapper\nDate: Wednesday\, 20 August 2025Location: Doolittle Institute\, Niceville\, FLFormat: HybridRegistration: CLOSED \n\nAgenda & Post Event Materials\n\nView full agenda here: Innovate with AFRL 2025 Agenda\nContent shared during event is now available here: Innovate with AFRL 2025 Slide Deck.pdf \n\nAbout the Event \nDoolittle Institute (DI)\, in coordination with the Air Force Research Laboratory’s Air Warfare Directorate (AFRL/RA)\, will host an informative one-day event for businesses and academic institutions to learn more about collaborating with AFRL/RA. \nThe purpose of this forum is to educate and help small businesses navigate collaboration opportunities with AFRL/RA.  The event will provide insights into research priorities\, technology transfer mechanisms\, and small business engagement programs. \nWhether exploring defense partnerships for the first time or looking to deepen existing engagement with AFRL\, this forum offers practical guidance\, valuable networking opportunities\, and actionable resources to support collaboration and innovation. \nWhat to Expect\nAttendees will hear directly from AFRL/RA leadership\, technical experts\, contracting officials\, and small business advisors. Sessions are tailored to clarify collaboration pathways and highlight how your capabilities can align with Department of the Air Force priorities. \nTopics include: \n\nAFRL Air Warfare Directorate Science and Technology Priorities – Hear directly from the Chief Scientist and Capability Area Planners about current and future focus areas.\nCollaboration Pathways – Learn how to engage through CRADAs\, EPAs\, CTAs\, and other formal mechanisms.\nFunding and Proposal Opportunities – Get insights on navigating the BAA process and leveraging SBIR/STTR\, TACFI/STRATFI programs.\nSmall Business Resources and Support – Discover services designed to help businesses navigate and prepare for defense contracting opportunities.\n\nWho Should Participate \nThis event is ideal for industry\, academic\, and non-traditional partners\, particularly those who are new to or have limited experience collaborating with the Department of Defense (DoD) or AFRL/RA. \nParticipants may include: \n\nSmall businesses seeking R&D or technology transition opportunities\nEntrepreneurs\, startups\, and defense innovators\nAcademic and research institutions interested in dual-use technologies\nGovernment collaborators and ecosystem supporters new to or with limited experience engaging with DoD and AFRL/RA\n\nHow To Participate: \nVirtual and In-person Registration Closed – Capacity has been reached and we appreciate your interest. Virtual attendees will receive access details via email closer to the event date. \nNetwork and Connect – Engage with AFRL representatives\, industry experts\, and fellow attendees during scheduled networking breaks and the closing reception. \nEngage Actively – Make the most of the event by asking questions during Q&A\, and connecting with speakers and support teams. \nQuestions? \nFor event-related questions\, please contact techtransfer@doolittleinstitute.org.
URL:https://doolittleinstitute.org/event/innovate-with-afrl-2025/
LOCATION:Doolittle Institute\, 1140 E John Sims Pkwy #1\, Niceville\, FL\, 32578\, United States
CATEGORIES:Tech Transfer
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250624
DTSTAMP:20260612T173949Z
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SUMMARY:University Day 2025
DESCRIPTION:AFRL/RA University Day 2025 Event Wrapper\nOverview\nDoolittle Institute (DI)\, on behalf of the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory Air Warfare Directorate (AFRL/RA)\, is seeking proposals from U.S. universities for a targeted funding opportunity that aims to establish new academic research partnerships. This call is specifically focused on universities not currently working with AFRL/RA through an existing contract or grant; however\, AFRL/RA will consider all U.S. universities’ proposals. \nAFRL/RA intends to award 5–6 grants\, each ranging from $75K–$100K\, focused on two research areas. Only offerors in the highly selectable or selectable categories will be invited to pitch their proposals during the virtual pitch day on 23 June 2025. \nKey Research Topics\nOfferors may submit to the following research areas: \n\nRA 17: Weapon Autonomy and Control Technology Research  Research title: Computationally Efficient\, Intelligent Guidance and Control Algorithms\n\n  \nImportant Dates\n\n\n\nDeadline/Event\nDate\n\n\n\n\nProposal Questions Due\n29 April 2025\n\n\nProposal Submission Deadline\n21 May 2025 – 3:00 PM CST\n\n\nUniversity Day (Invite-Only)\n23 June 2025\n\n\n\n\nSubmission Details\nAll proposals must be submitted electronically through Grants.gov \nOnce submitted\, please notify the Government POC: \n\nAdam Noffke – afrl.afrl.rwkbaacallsworkflow@us.af.mil\n\nAll proposal-related questions must be directed to the Government Points of Contact (POCs) listed above. Please note\, the deadline to submit questions is 29 April 2025. \nFor full requirements and attachments\, view the official CALL for proposals on SAM.gov:\n???? View Solicitation on SAM.gov \nDI Invites You to Submit \nDI encourages qualified university researchers to explore this unique funding opportunity\, contribute to advancing U.S. defense technologies\, and collaborate with AFRL/RA on innovative research initiatives. We look forward to your participation! \n  \nUniversity Day 2025 – At a Glance➡️Proposal Deadline: 21 May 2025 @ 3:00 PM CST➡️Event Date: 23 June 2025 (Invitation-Only Pitch Day)➡️Award Amount: ~$75K–$100K per award➡️Expected Awards: 5–6➡️Eligibility: U.S. universities only➡️Submission: Via Grants.gov: https://grants.gov/search-results-detail/358673 ➡️Full Details: See solicitation link: https://sam.gov/opp/08539e0e4e5a47d9ae1d43f83dc0fecc/view \n 
URL:https://doolittleinstitute.org/event/university-day-2025/
CATEGORIES:Tech Transfer
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241016
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20241018
DTSTAMP:20260612T173529Z
CREATED:20241003T182810Z
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SUMMARY:Ordnance Concepts Industry Day
DESCRIPTION:The Air Force Research Lab Air Warfare Directorate (AFRL/RA) Ordnance Branch\, in collaboration with the Doolittle Institute and AFLCMC/EB\, is hosting an Industry Day to explore partnership opportunities for transitioning an Advanced Additive Manufactured Ordnance with Universal Fuzing Concepts into production. This event is designed to engage small businesses\, industry partners\, and SMEs who are interested in supporting the development of systems that meet the evolving needs of AFLCMC/EB. \nOverview:  \nIt will showcase the preliminary technical design of the Blast-effect Additive eNabled Technology for Advanced Munitions (BANTAM) Ordnance system\, which features a universal fuzing architecture. We are actively seeking industry stakeholders and subject matter experts in ordnance systems to collaborate on the next stages of development\, testing\, prototyping\, and manufacturing. \nParticipants will gain valuable insights into AFRL/RA’s latest innovations and have the chance to partner in the commercialization and production of novel warhead and fuze system concepts. These concepts align with emerging AFLCMC/EB requirements\, providing a pathway for industry partners to engage in high-impact projects with the potential for future opportunities. \nDate: 16-17 October 2024 \nAgenda: \nThis event will be hybrid\, allowing for both in-person and virtual participants. \nThe morning session will include presentations by government representatives\, who will provide technical and programmatic insights into the BANTAM system\, covering key components such as warheads\, explosives\, and fuzes. Additionally\, potential partnership opportunities within AFLCMC/EB programs will be highlighted. \nIn the afternoon and on the second day (as necessary)\, there will be invite-only one-on-one meetings with companies to discuss potential collaborations in more detail. Please identify if you are interested in one-on-one meeting when registering. Companies with the capability and interest in fuze\, explosive\, warhead production\, ordnance integration\, or integrated munition system production are strongly encouraged to attend. Follow-up discussions and opportunities for ongoing collaboration will continue beyond the event. \nWho Should Attend:  \n\nSmall businesses and industry partners with experience in ordnance systems and manufacturing.\n\n\nCompanies interested in transitioning advanced munitions technology into production.\n\n\nSMEs looking for collaboration opportunities in fuze\, warhead\, and explosive system development.\n\nAttendance at this event is limited\, and interested parties are required to submit a request to attend via the following link: https://forms.office.com/r/43cTRgT2sy. \nThose selected to attend will be notified no later than October 10\, 2024\, and we recommend not making travel plans until you receive notification that your attendance is approved. \nFor questions please reach out to techtransfer@doolittleinstitute.org
URL:https://doolittleinstitute.org/event/ordnance-concepts-industry-day/
CATEGORIES:Tech Transfer
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241007
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20241009
DTSTAMP:20260615T160011Z
CREATED:20240912T172755Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260615T160011Z
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SUMMARY:Weapons Science & Technology (S&T) Summit
DESCRIPTION:Doolittle Institute\, on behalf of the Air Force Research Lab Air Warfare Directorate (AFRL/RA)\, is seeking industry partners who are developing novel technologies and solutions to increase weapon range and production rates. \nSpecific capabilities sought include: \n\nSolid rocket motor and air breathing propulsion technologies which can enable an increase weapon range.\nManufacturing processes for propulsion systems which allow for increase in production rate\, as well as allow for rapid ramp-up in production rate.\nAdvances in other (non-propulsion) weapon component technology that can enable increase in weapon range.\nIndustry observations and suggestions to overcome supply chain limitations driving the long lead time for weapon propulsion production.\nTrades that can be made in propulsion variability\, reliability and/or performance to support increased weapon range and production rate.\n\nParticipants are welcome to submit novel\, early stage technology\, however\, AFRL/RA is primarily interested in technology that can be feasibly matured to TRL 6 in 3-5 years. \nInterested parties are encouraged to submit a one-page summary of their solution or technology that addresses the following: \n\nCharacterization of technology and/or processes for focused change.\nCharacterization of anticipated increase in propulsion capability and/or production rate due to proposed change in technology and manufacturing processes.\nObservations and suggestions to overcome any supply chain limitations driving the long lead time for weapon propulsion production.\nRough order magnitude costs to enable notional identified changes.\nRoadmap of anticipated R&D activities and opportunities for government collaboration to develop the technology.\n\nAFRL/RA will down select submissions based on the one-page summary and will request additional technical information from successful offerors. Successful offerors may be invited to present their solutions in-person at the Weapons S&T Summit to be held on October 7-8 at the Doolittle Institute facility in Niceville\, FL. \nSubmissions should be emailed to the following individuals no later than Monday\, September 23 at 1700 Central Time: \n\nMr. John Haynes\n\nEmail: john.haynes.21.ctr@us.af.mil \nTel: 850-883-6653 \n2. Mr. Rob Campbell \nEmail: robert.campbell.32.ctr@us.af.mil \nTel: 850-882-8876 \nPlease do not make travel plans until you are notified that your solution was selected by AFRL/RA. \nFor full event and RFI details visit: https://sam.gov/opp/2ea0dc8c259b4d298100a9f47d312084/view
URL:https://doolittleinstitute.org/event/weapons-st-summit/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240216
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240217
DTSTAMP:20260615T160557Z
CREATED:20240721T003747Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260615T160557Z
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SUMMARY:Cyber Survivability / Assured AI Assessment Event
DESCRIPTION:DI\, on behalf of the Air Force Research Laboratory Air Warfare Directorate (AFRL/RA)\, seeks novel solutions from businesses and universities in the field of Cyber Survivability with an emphasis on Assured Artificial Intelligence (AI). This is a funded opportunity and selected offerors will receive funding from AFRL/RA to conduct further research and development of their novel technology/solution. \nProposed solutions will be submitted in support of Air Delivered Effects Broad Agency Announcement (BAA) Research Area #19: Cyber Survivability for Precision-Guided Munitions. Specific solutions being sought include: \n\nVerification and Validation of AI\nTrustworthiness for Autonomous Systems\nFunctional Correctness for Autonomous Systems\nSafety for AI enabled Autonomous Systems\nFormal Verification/Methods/Proofing\nHardware and Software Assurance Testing\nCyber Resilience/Cyber Assurance/Cyber Survivability\n\nSteps to participate: \n\nRead about Research Area #19: Cyber Survivability for Precision-Guided Munitions.\nWatch this recording of the Assessment Event Kick-Off webinar which took place on January 24\, 2024 to learn more about the technologies being sought and the context in which they will be used. This recording includes valuable Q&A so please watch it in its entirety.\nStill interested? Download the Air Delivered Effects BAA and review submission requirements and instructions for the “Two Step Open BAA” beginning on pg. 29.\n\nThe submission period for this Assessment Event will run from January 29\, 2024 to February 16\, 2024. Please note\, you are welcome to submit a white paper in support of the Air Delivered BAA after the submission period\, but there is no guarantee that funds will remain available after this time. \nFor questions about the Assessment Event\, or to learn more about R&D partnership opportunities with AFRL/RA\, email techtransfer@doolittleinstitute.org. \nFor questions about the white paper submission process\, email afrl.rwk.baaworkflow@us.af.mil
URL:https://doolittleinstitute.org/event/cyber-survivability-assured-ai-assessment-event-2/
CATEGORIES:Tech Transfer
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20240210T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20240210T160000
DTSTAMP:20240721T052635Z
CREATED:20240721T050520Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240721T052635Z
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SUMMARY:FLL Challenge Season Regional Tournament  - Freeport High School
DESCRIPTION:Freeport High School \nFIRST® LEGO® League (ages 4-16\, ages vary by division & country) introduces STEM to children through fun\, exciting hands-on learning. Participants gain real-world problem-solving experiences through a guided\, global robotics program\, helping today’s students and educators build a better future together. FIRST LEGO League’s three age-appropriate divisions inspire young people to experiment and grow their critical thinking\, coding\, and design skills through hands-on STEM learning and robotics. \nIn the MASTERPIECE℠ challenge\, debuting August 1\, 2023\, FIRST LEGO League teams will imagine and innovate new ways to create and communicate art across the globe. \n \n 
URL:https://doolittleinstitute.org/event/fll-challenge-season-regional-tournament-freeport-high-school/
CATEGORIES:STEM
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240109
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240110
DTSTAMP:20260612T174303Z
CREATED:20240721T054628Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260612T174303Z
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SUMMARY:"What-If" Technology Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Planning ideation session at which AFRL/RA and other stakeholders collaboratively develop a demand signal to be shared with industry and academia during the assessment event.
URL:https://doolittleinstitute.org/event/what-if-technology-workshop/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20240106T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20240106T160000
DTSTAMP:20240723T045333Z
CREATED:20240723T045333Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240723T045333Z
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SUMMARY:AEROCOAST FTC League Meet 4
DESCRIPTION:FRC Kick-off Event College of Engineering FAMU\, Leon County FIRST® Tech Challenge (ages 12-18) encourages teams to design\, build\, program\, and engage in thrilling robotics competitions. Guided by adult coaches and mentors\, students develop STEM skills and practice engineering principles\, while realizing the value of innovation and teamwork. The reusable robot kit can be coded using a variety of programming languages. With Gracious Professionalism®\, students are encouraged to create team identities and be an ambassador for FIRST and STEM in their communities. In the CENTERSTAGE℠ presented by RTX challenge\, debuting September 9\, 2023\, FIRST Tech Challenge teams will raise the curtain on the power of design\, creativity\, and precision to create all new experiences.
URL:https://doolittleinstitute.org/event/aerocoast-ftc-league-meet-4/
CATEGORIES:STEM
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231221
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20231222
DTSTAMP:20240723T045810Z
CREATED:20240723T045810Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240723T045810Z
UID:10000289-1703116800-1703203199@doolittleinstitute.org
SUMMARY:Winter STEM Event
DESCRIPTION:Would you like to volunteer as a team member or STEM subject matter expert for future STEM events? Sign up here!
URL:https://doolittleinstitute.org/event/winter-stem-event/
CATEGORIES:STEM
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