Haas Hall Robotics

Run for the Robots starts soon!

Watch along with us on YouTube:

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Murphy's Law will be at Creekside Park in Farmington on Saturday morning at the Farmers Market!

Bring the kids to see the robot demos. We'll also be selling concessions and raffling a Razorback cutting board.

It's official! Murphy's Law is headed to Lexington, Kentucky, to be a part of Run for the Robots at the end of May! We are so excited to be able to attend our first-ever post season event and can't wait to meet and be inspired by other teams from around the world.

We are still in the early stages of planning for logistics and fundraising, so stay tuned for more. Until then, if you would like to support us on this journey, we would be abundantly appreciative!

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Haas Hall Robotics is a registered 501(c)3 organization.

Our teams attended the Arkansas Championship this weekend and we are so proud of them! Each team deserves their own post, so stay tuned for a second post!

First up is our team of first year members, Force Quit ( #20074). This team has done amazing things this year! Each team member has really dug in and worked hard to learn a new skill. Their robot has made consistent progress throughout the season, and they have finished the year strong!

The team won 5 of 8 matches in the qualifying rounds on Saturday. Their strong performance earned them an invitation to the finals as the alliance partner of Team 31047 - Iron Patriots. Out of six alliances in the finals, the 5th seed alliance of the Iron Patriots and Force Quit beat the odds, winning three matches and advancing to the semi-finals!

Force Quit worked hard over the past few weeks to put together a portfolio for the judging sessions that took place on Friday evening. Their hard work paid off with a second place finish for the Design Award, which celebrates a team that demonstrates an understanding of industrial design principles by striking a balance between form, function, and aesthetics while meeting the needs of the season’s challenge.

This group has so much potential and we can't wait to see what each one of them does in the coming years! Congratulations Force Quit on a season to be proud of!

Thanks to everyone who worked to make this weekend happen, especially all of the adult volunteers that dedicated their weekend to be judges, scorekeepers, referees, and to serve in so many other roles. We appreciate you!

We also want to extend another big thank you to all of our sponsors for this season. Your financial support has helped pay for registration fees, robot parts, and helped ensure that any student with a passion for robotics has access to a program where they can build those skills.