Community Outreach
Pentagon Bring-Your-Child-to-Work-Day (04/24/2025)
This year was the team's first time attending the Pentagon’s Take-You-Kid-to-Work-Day and it was a hit, with over 8,000 in attendance. We taught kids how to drive our robot, iBeam, launched our mini-button making activity, and helped kids build and code FLL bots. The event offered various networking opportunities, with booths of government officials, tech businesses, and more.
Art on the Avenue 2025 (10/04/25)
This is a regional multicultural arts and music festival held along Mount Vernon Avenue in Del Rey running from morning to evening. It’s one of Alexandria’s biggest events with over 50,000 attendees. This year we presented a demonstration of our robot, where attendants were given the ability to drive the robot, a design-your-own robot station, and a button making station.
Spooky Science Expo 2025 (10/18/25)
This year, we were partners in running the event and assisted in volunteer coordination. Along with robot demonstration, button making, and FLL bot coding, we debuted the Halloween pamphlet Timothy Goes To The Haunted House. This was made by operations students in the weeks leading up to the event, combining technical knowledge, graphic design skills, and rhyming skills. This spooky story taught kids the basics of robotics.
National Advocacy Conference 2025 (7/22-24/25)
NAC is an annual conference held on Capital Hill over the summer, where robotics members from around the country were allowed to network with policy makers and learn about the intricacies of how STEM funding is involved with the government. Our students advocated STEM educational bills to congress members and established strong connections.
AMT and Chesapeake FIRST Invitational (09/11/25)
Titan Robotics was invited to AMT and Chesapeake FIRST’s Invitational. In preparation, a select group of students worked to compile a presentation breaking down our team structure, various outreach projects, and business strategy using a Shark-Tank style pitch. They then presented in front of a group of 50+ AMT employees and, after competing against a fellow FRC team, were awarded AMT’s Audience Choice Award. Along with a GOAT trophy to show their win, TR was granted $2,000!
WEBA Signature Event (10/29/25)
Members from Titan Robotics went to a local event to celebrate small business and non profit organizations. As a 501(c)(3) organization, we showcased our team's accomplishments, business model, and provided a robot demonstration. Through this event we were able to meet influential figures, such as the keynote speaker, and establish connections we plan to use down the line.