Syntropic Initiative is proud to support some of the best rising engineering programs in the Tri-Valley Bay Area. By supporting these teams, Syntropic Initiative hopes to promote team growth, facilitate the acquisition of STEM related skills, and empower the leaders of tomorrows engineering industry.
"We are Gael Force Robotics team 5327V (Voltage), a team consisting of eight members bringing various skills in building, programming, and documentation to the table. Our goals for this year include honing our skills in VEX Robotics while delivering a functioning, quality robot to participate in various Override competitions. Ultimately, we want to get to the World Championship working together as a team and building critical life skills such as communication, reliability, and the like." - Hari S. Team Captain
"Hello everyone we are team 5327A competing in this years VEX Robotics game Override. Our team consists of 8 members that have varying levels of robotics experience and range from grades 9-12. Our goal on this team is to allow for all our members to gain more robotics knowledge so they can apply these skills to the real world. Furthermore, we wish to qualify to the worlds level, grow our team and teach life skills like communication and teamwork to our members." - Anup S. Team Captain
"We are Team 5327S, and our goal this season in Overide is to grow as a team while helping teach the next generation of VEX students. As a team we have strong building, programming, and documentation skills and are excited to learn more. We plan to work hard, learn from our challenges, and have fun along the way. By working together and staying passionate about VEX, we hope to achieve great things, ultimately qualifying for Worlds." - Soniya J. Team Captain
"We are team 22202X Knockout, a team of 7 members that have a variety of experience with building, programming, CAD-ing, and documenting, and are excited to be competing in this year's VEX Robotics Competition, Override. We want to grow our skills in problem-solving and applied engineering with the intent of using them in the real world. This year, we are hoping to get to Worlds while creating a unique and efficient robot." -Atharv R. Team Captain