2018 Mini Robot Rumble
Following the success of last year’s launch of Mini Robot Rumble, this July saw the second main Mini Robot Rumble event, hosted in the Vodafone building at Smales Farm, Takapuna…. Read more »
Following the success of last year’s launch of Mini Robot Rumble, this July saw the second main Mini Robot Rumble event, hosted in the Vodafone building at Smales Farm, Takapuna…. Read more »
Every year towards the end of February, the VEX Robotics season in New Zealand wraps up with the National Championship. For the 2017-2018 season “In The Zone”, teams from across… Read more »
New Zealand was fortunate enough to host the 2017 Asia Pacific Robotics Championship. This is a huge event featuring the VEX Robotics Competition (both High School and Middle School), the… Read more »
In April 2017, with the generous support of the University of Auckland and Motion Design, AURA sent six members to Louisville, Kentucky, to compete in the VEX Robotics World Championship…. Read more »
We have now released our design notebook for the 2015 season. You can read it here: http://www.aura.org.nz/wp-content/uploads/2015AuraNotebook.pdf
AURA won three out of four World Champion titles at the Vex U World Champs – the Programming Skills Challenge, the Robot Skills Challenge, and the Excellence Award. This is… Read more »
Four members of AURA left New Zealand on April 10 to travel to Kentucky for the Vex U World Champs. The days before the competition were filled with interesting activities… Read more »
This video shows the robots we used at the 2015 Vex U world champs in Kentucky. Music credit: Macklemore, Can’t Stop Won’t Stop, and especially Robonauts team 118.
Like we did last year, AURA has made a timetable that people in NZ can use to make World Champs spectating easier: http://www.aura.org.nz/2015-worlds-viewing-timetable There are 10 New Zealand teams competing… Read more »
This is the video that we entered in this year’s RECF educational video competition (the video was not eligible to win the competition because it exceeded the maximum length). We… Read more »