Team 2634 ​| The Gryphons

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Chaminade Robotics is a multifaceted club catering to student interest and talent but which also exists to promote STEAM ideas as well as FIRST Robotics. Through its community involvement, Chaminade Robotics members mentor elementary school students and bring mechanical, electrical, and coding skill to an approachable and tangible level. The members of team 2634 have the unique ability to take curriculum from their classrooms and utilize their constructed knowledge to solve 21st Century, inquiry-based problems in a collaborative setting with a lateral system of respect. Robotics not only challenges the boys academically and intellectually, but it also allows them to build life-long friendships, connections, and build skills necessary for success in the future. 

2018 - 2019
​Destination: Deep Space

The Task

First Robotics 2019 Competition
Destination: Deep Space

The 2018-2019 FIRST Robotics Season brought the team a new set of challenges and limitations for a robot. The task? A bot that could pick up and place orange 'cargo' balls in both a centre 'cargo ship' and up to 7ft. 10in. in rocket towers. The catch, however, is that hatch panel discs must be placed on the cargo ship and rockets' openings to secure the balls. To score additional points, the bot also needs to be able to get on top of an elevated platform before the end. Through teamwork, time, and effort, Team 2634 has created GryphonX, a bot that meets these needs and the weight requirement of under 125lbs.

Demonstration video and Deep Space logo courtesy of:
​FIRST® Robotics

Team 2634's award for excellence in engineering
​Awarded at the Georgian College competition

2017 - 2018
​FIRST Power Up

The Task

First Robotics 2018 Competition
Power Up

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The 2017-2018 FIRST Robotics Season brought the team a new set of challenges and limitations for a robot. The task? A bot that could pick up and place orange 'cargo' balls in both a centre 'cargo ship' and up to 7ft. 10in. in rocket towers. The catch, however, is that hatch panel discs must be placed on the cargo ship and rockets' openings to secure the balls. To score additional points, the bot also needs to be able to get on top of an elevated platform before the end. Through teamwork, time, and effort, Team 2634 has created GryphonX, a bot that meets these needs and the weight requirement of under 125lbs.

Demonstration video and Power Up logo courtesy of:
​FIRST® Robotics