Bayside-Based C2C Robotics Teams Inspire Kids at Roslyn Library Workshop

Queens, NY – The C2C Robotics teams joined forces with Wheatley High School’s Cyber Cats FRC team to host a community robotics sharing event at the Bryant Library on August 16. The workshop featured live robot demonstrations, student stories, and interactive activities that invited children to try robotics themselves.

The event’s goal was to promote STEM education and encourage more kids across Long Island to participate in robotics competitions such as FLL, VEX, and FRC. Students highlighted how robotics teaches problem-solving, teamwork, resilience, and communication skills—lessons that extend far beyond competition.

Among the C2C Robotics team presenters were Miles H (Team 62880A); Brian X., Eric X., Vincent L., and Miranda Z. (Team 62880D); and Aston W. and Max L. (Team 65950A). These students showcased their competition robots, shared their journeys in robotics, and reflected on how their experiences helped them learn to collaborate, handle setbacks, and confidently present their ideas.

C2C Robotics has a strong record of success in local, state, and world competitions since its founding in 2019. Its VEX and VEX IQ teams have earned awards including Tournament Championships, Excellence Awards, Design Awards, and recognition at the 2024 VEX World Championship.

By sharing their journey, members of C2C and the Cyber Cats hope to inspire the next generation of innovators, engineers, and leaders in STEM.

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About C2C Robotics

Founded in 2019 and based in Bayside, NY, Coast 2 Coast Robotics provides competitive robotics training through VEX programs for students from beginner to advanced levels. Offering year-round classes, camps, and competition coaching, C2C empowers students to learn by designing, building, programming, and competing—fostering real-world STEM skills and confidence. Learn more at c2crobotics.com.