XBOT Robotics bringing STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math hands on experiences to the young people of SE Seattle 
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 XBOT Robotics - team XBOT #488 had an amazing 2019 season  being recognized for **  our robot vision - the Rockwell Collins "Innovation in Control Award"
**  Community Outreach/assisting other FRC teams - Gracious Professionalism Award 
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Enjoy the Taste of China
You are invited to our
3rd Annual Dinner/Auction at
China Harbor Restaurant on
beautiful Lake Union. 
2040 Westlake Ave N
Seattle, WA 98109
Thursday Oct 17th ** 6 - 9 pm
https://toc-2019.eventbrite.com

XBOT has had an amazing 2018-2019 season with the three robotics teams and summer workshops. Getting ready for the 2019-2020 season! 
$65 per ticket - support our kids!
A donation of
  • $200 provides one round trip tour from Franklin HS to our Redmond, WA robot build space and back! . [20 students]
  • $125 provides the ingredients for a team dinner .. feeding the 40 students and 15 mentors. Team meets three times a week. 
  • $280 supports a free/reduced lunch student travel expenses scholarship to the state championship
  • $1,000 supports the free/reduced lunch student travel expenses scholarship to Houston Texas [for the 2018 World Championship .. XBOT awarded 11 scholarships]
  • $2,500 pays for robot parts and material, XBOT builds two 125 robots/year
  • $5,000 pays for the World Championship registration fee
  • any amount is graciously accepted. Thank You for supporting the Franklin High School  students of SE Seattle. 
Franklin HS is a Seattle urban school with 94% students of color, 64% free/reduced lunch students & 54%  students from homes where English is a 2nd language. . 
Thank You to our team mentors, sponsors, friends and family that make this hands on , real life, technology rich experience possible. The students of SE Seattle do not have this opportunity in the traditional public school setting. Thank You Again! 

​team xbot Makes Technology Fun

​team xbot partnering with  Microsoft Education 
                  Aspiring Young Robotic Engineers. .

Games Robots Play 

Celebrating National Robotics Week, robots battle other robots in this high-octane, high school competition. Inside this Microsoft Hardware lab in Redmond, engineers donate their time mentoring students from disadvantaged households to pursue educational opportunities in science, technology, engineering, and math.