This season’s provincial championships were a powerful reminder of why Boswin Robotics builds skills through competition. At both the VEX high school and middle school provincial championships, Boswin teams showed grit, refined engineering, and smart match play. Two teams, 17924A and 17924B, finished just one spot away from qualifying for the VEX World Championship, and…
Boswin Robotics continued a strong competitive season at the Caution Tape Lunar New Year Qualifier, with its VEX V5 teams delivering well-rounded performances that reflected preparation, teamwork, and steady improvement. Competing in this year’s VEX V5 game, Push Back, Boswin Robotics teams demonstrated effective robot design, solid match execution, and thoughtful strategy throughout the event….
The Caledon V5RC Qualifier was a major success for Boswin Robotics, showcasing the strength, consistency, and competitive growth of all three VEX V5 teams. Across qualification matches, skills challenges, and alliance selection, Teams 17924A, 17924B, and 17924M demonstrated high-level engineering, strategic thinking, and teamwork. The headline achievement came from Team 17924A, who earned the Amaze…
Engineering might sound intimidating to kids and parents alike, but at its core, engineering is about solving problems creatively, working in teams, and building things that matter. Boswin Robotics programs are designed to make that world accessible. By teaching robotics in a fun, structured, and hands-on way, Boswin gives students the perfect introduction to engineering…
In today’s fast-changing world, technology is no longer something for future careers—it’s embedded in how our children learn, create and interact. That makes early exposure more important than ever. At Boswin Robotics, we believe that starting as early as Junior Kindergarten and Senior Kindergarten gives children a head‐start—not just in technology, but in skills that…