Robotics Education & Competition Foundation
Greenville, Texas, USA
Founded 2011
US-based non-profit running robotics and drone STEM competitions for students in 70 countries including the Aerial Drone Competition and ADC Pro.
Opportunities from Robotics Education & Competition Foundation
Aerial Drone Competition Pro
by Robotics Education & Competition Foundation
Advanced high school drone competition by REC Foundation. Teams coordinate multiple autonomous vehicles: a drone and a land vehicle. Requires 3D printing, mechanical design, and advanced programming.
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Aerial Drone Competition
by Robotics Education & Competition Foundation
Team-based STEM drone competition for grades 5-12 where student teams fly and program drones through four mission types: piloting, autonomous flight, teamwork, and a communications interview.
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About
The Robotics Education & Competition Foundation (RECF, also known as REC Foundation) is a US-based 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to advancing STEM education through robotics and drone competitions. Founded in 2011 as an independent entity, RECF runs programs serving approximately 1.1 million students across 70 countries. Its competition programs include the Aerial Drone Competition (ADC), Aerial Drone Competition Pro (ADC Pro), and JROTC Robotics programs. RECF also runs the Girl Powered initiative, Online Challenges, the International Robotics Honor Society, and workforce development partnerships with over 80 universities and colleges. The organization is headquartered in Greenville, Texas, USA. International teams from outside the US and Canada participate through a case-by-case regional support program; contact drones@recf.org for non-US participation details.
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- Dan Mantz, CEO
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