CORE ANTIMATTER
2024
CORE ANTIMATTER joined us in 2024 as P4, P5, and P6 (10, 11, 12 year old) kids.
Immediately, they’d design and build an EV3 Robot, picking up MicroPython for EV3, and win RoboCup Singapore Open, beginning the most successful year I’d seen a primary team have.
CORE ANTIMATTER joined us in 2024 as P4, P5, and P6 (10, 11, 12 year old) kids.
Immediately, they’d design and build an EV3 Robot, picking up MicroPython for EV3, and win RoboCup Singapore Open, beginning the most successful year I’d seen a primary team have.
2024
Just a month later, with a team member swapped out, CORE ANTIMATTER had built a new robot, this time programming with EV3-G to prioritise line following performance.
They produced a full score run in the IDE Robotics (Primary) LEGO category, becoming Champions for the second time in the process.
Just a month later, with a team member swapped out, CORE ANTIMATTER had built a new robot, this time programming with EV3-G to prioritise line following performance.
They produced a full score run in the IDE Robotics (Primary) LEGO category, becoming Champions for the second time in the process.
2024
After IDE, the team went back into their RoboCup configuration, this time taking on an even greater challenge.
In 3 months, they had to learn 3D design with Autodesk Fusion 360, coding with Arduino with EVN, and making a simple app with MIT App Inventor, in addition to preparing their report, video, and booth for WRO Future Innovators Elementary.
Against all odds, they pulled off yet another Championship.
After IDE, the team went back into their RoboCup configuration, this time taking on an even greater challenge.
In 3 months, they had to learn 3D design with Autodesk Fusion 360, coding with Arduino with EVN, and making a simple app with MIT App Inventor, in addition to preparing their report, video, and booth for WRO Future Innovators Elementary.
Against all odds, they pulled off yet another Championship.
2024
With 2 invitations to represent Singapore at about the same time, the team chose to put their full effort into the WRO International Final in Izmir.
There, they put in a great performance, coming in 12th (Silver) in the Future Innovators Elementary category.
Many thanks to Accenture, ST Engineering, Hope Technik, Get Hacking, Bart from SP Fab Lab, and the EVN team for their generous sponsorship!
With 2 invitations to represent Singapore at about the same time, the team chose to put their full effort into the WRO International Final in Izmir.
There, they put in a great performance, coming in 12th (Silver) in the Future Innovators Elementary category.
Many thanks to Accenture, ST Engineering, Hope Technik, Get Hacking, Bart from SP Fab Lab, and the EVN team for their generous sponsorship!
2025
With the oldest kid now in a different age group, the 3 members of CORE ANTIMATTER went their separate ways after an incredible run.
During this transition year, the 13 year old starts CORE KINETIC COVALENCE, coming in U19 7th. The 12 year old uses the CORE ANTIMATTER team name, learning 3D modelling with Fusion and building a new robot to come in U12 7th with his IDE team mate. The 11 year old starts the symmetric CORE MATTER, using the same robot but re-writing the code to come in U12 5th.
With the oldest kid now in a different age group, the 3 members of CORE ANTIMATTER went their separate ways after an incredible run.
During this transition year, the 13 year old starts CORE KINETIC COVALENCE, coming in U19 7th. The 12 year old uses the CORE ANTIMATTER team name, learning 3D modelling with Fusion and building a new robot to come in U12 7th with his IDE team mate. The 11 year old starts the symmetric CORE MATTER, using the same robot but re-writing the code to come in U12 5th.
2026
The youngest member of the original trio, now 12, comes into RoboCup Singapore Open with 2 new members under the CORE ANTIMATTER team name, coming in 3rd.
This time, they spent time redesigning their winning 2024 robot with Autodesk Fusion, integrating 3D printed elements into their creation.
The oldest member, now 14, also leads his team (CORE FRIED SENSOR) to the U19 Championship.
The youngest member of the original trio, now 12, comes into RoboCup Singapore Open with 2 new members under the CORE ANTIMATTER team name, coming in 3rd.
This time, they spent time redesigning their winning 2024 robot with Autodesk Fusion, integrating 3D printed elements into their creation.
The oldest member, now 14, also leads his team (CORE FRIED SENSOR) to the U19 Championship.
