During the summer, Lindblom hosts a summer internship at the school.
Students learn how to design mini bots that will align
with a curriculum where students will learn how to program and machine the bot themselves.
Manufacturing is done in-house, with our current Honors Robotics class creating tutorials on manufacturing, assembling, and programming.
Lindblom's National Society of Black Engineers Jr. board composes of veteran 1781 team members.
Host biweekly meetings that introduce students to different fields and aspects of engineering through activities and guest speakers.
These meetings are open to students of all ages from various schools within our community.
Found and run by Halima Adegbite, a past Senior on Team 1781 during the Charged Up game season.
Monthly meetings allow students to speak with collegiate programs such as; SWE (Society of Women in Engineering) and SHPE (Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers).
The program is open to 7th-12th graders, and students who are part of our robotics program also present the robotics opportunity to the younger students.
Students get hands-on experience with machinery and learn about the engineering design process.
Support Around Chicago
During the summer, our team helped start 6 FTC robotics teams:
Curie HS (19646)
Hancock HS (19648)
Bowen HS-19649
CMAB - 9638
CVCA-9654
Infinity-19645
We hosted professional development for mentors and sessions on tool training and safety.
During the summer, our team helped start 6 FTC robotics teams:
Curie HS (19646)
Hancock HS (19648)
Bowen HS-19649
CMAB - 9638
CVCA-9654
Infinity-19645
We hosted professional development for mentors and sessions on tool training and safety.
During the robotics season, our team also supports teams:
This season, we used our Baxter Innovation Lab to manufacture parts for various Chicago teams.
As leading members of the Chicago Robotics Alliance, we host annual conferences that teach scouting, coding, and building skills to other FRC teams.