NYU Robotic Design Team

We build robots! Located at NYU Tandon School of Engineering, we are dedicated to creating the most professionally functioning robot for NASA's RMC.

[NYU Robotic Design Team @nyurdt]

*LINK IN BIO* Our team fosters friendship, enthusiasm, creativity, and innovation. As much as we are a team, we have all found a little more of our family on this team. We hope that you… https://t.co/Wgom1Rnppv

[NYU Robotic Design Team @nyurdt]

Working on Phase A of the systems engineering process! #nasarmc2019 #nasarmc #systemsengineering @ NYU Tandon School of Engineering https://t.co/NPdW8oY1kn

[NYU Robotic Design Team @nyurdt]

And we’re off!!! #nasarmc2019 #nycfirst #nyutandon https://t.co/jet5rGkyRL

[NYU Robotic Design Team @nyurdt]

And 6 hours later, the field is done! See ya in a few hours!! #nasarmc2019 #nycfirst #firstrobotics #frc #hudsonvalleyrally @ Brooklyn, New York https://t.co/SK6g237ugV

[NYU Robotic Design Team @nyurdt]

Tomorrow we are hosting an off-season FRC event! The Hudson Valley Rally is tomorrow and the field arrived today! We’re excited, and we hope you are too 😎 #nasarmc2019 #nycfirst… https://t.co/BMbY1G5Qdz

[NYU Robotic Design Team @nyurdt]

Thank you for stopping by to say hello! It was such a pleasure meeting and talking to you both yesterday! @chandrikatandon @jelenazk #nyutandon #nyumakerspace #nasarmc2019

[NYU Robotic Design Team @nyurdt]

Are you interested in a robotics career? Join alumni from NYU Tandon and CAS for a workshop in robotics! This interactive workshop is the first time Amazon Robotics is coming to an NYU… https://t.co/vWRStta0su

[NYU Robotic Design Team @nyurdt]

Today we welcome our new recruits! We went from 15 members to 50 😱 We can’t wait to start making new friends and a new robot!!! #nasarmc2019

[Alabama Astrobotics @UA_Astrobotics]

Waiting on the NASA RMC 2019 rules like 👀 #rmc2019

[NYU Robotic Design Team @nyurdt]

We are proud to announce that we ranked 6th overall at this year’s NASA Robotic Mining Competition! We thank NASA for giving us this opportunity, and we are already working for next year’s competition! Congratulations to all teams that competed. https://t.co/hNxNvzSszL

[NYU Robotic Design Team @nyurdt]

Update: Orion just arrived at the hotel! We will be making our way to the Kennedy Space Center shortly! https://t.co/f9La6oZn3B

[NYU Tandon @nyutandon]

We will miss these familiar faces! Best of luck to Orion Doscher currently traveling to meet her @nyurdt team in Florida to compete in the @NASARMC #RMC2018 #WomenInSTEM #WomeninTECH #NYU2018

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[NYU Robotic Design Team @nyurdt]

We are so proud of Orion and Rachel! See you soon Orion ✈️ #nasarmc2018 https://t.co/MVl6rSisFK

[NYU Tandon @nyutandon]

Congratulations to Orion Dosher, Captain @nyurdt, and Rachel Stolzman, Director of Engineering @nyumotorsports #WomeninSTEM #WomenSupportingWomen #NYU2018

[NYU Robotic Design Team @nyurdt]

The link to check out the competition is: https://t.co/q3UEcCea3E

[NYU Robotic Design Team @nyurdt]

Wishing luck to all of the teams competing this week! We are excited to be at @NASARMC at the Kennedy Space Center!

[NYU Tandon @nyutandon]

Meet Orion Doscher, Captain of @nyurdt #WomeninSTEM #RMC2018 #NYU2018

[A.J. (Drew) Feustel @Astro_Feustel]

Beautiful Full “Moon-set” captured by chance on @Space_Station Sunday evening.

[NASA @NASA]

Every second, every square meter of Earth’s atmosphere is pelted by 1000s of high-energy particles traveling at nearly the speed of light. Discover how & why we use @NASAFermi Space Telescope to study these zippy little assailants called cosmic rays: https://t.co/u3vKlwtIpe

[NYU Robotic Design Team @nyurdt]

Our robot is alive, and we have proof! Check out our proof of life video for @NASARMC ! We are so excited to be competing in a few short weeks! https://t.co/5UNReJ9P7V

[NYU Robotic Design Team @nyurdt]

#RMC2018POLORBIT Rule 32 New York University: https://t.co/adePCzeEyx via @YouTube

[NASA @NASA]

We're on a mission to find thousands of new planets orbiting nearby stars. 🌟🌟🌟

During a two-year survey, @NASA_TESS will study 85 percent of the sky, looking for signs of planets ranging from Earth-size to larger than Jupiter. Watch to learn more: