Our Programs

At TN Valley Robotics

Hands-On STEM Experiences That Spark Curiosity

Tennessee Valley Robotics collaborates with non-profit robotics and electric car kit providers, schools, clubs, and organizations to deliver hands-on robotics and electric car experiences to students in the Tennessee Valley area by integrating robotics into classrooms and supporting teams that compete in regularly scheduled competitions. Contact us today to learn more!

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FIRST is a global robotics community preparing young people for the future.

  • FIRST LEGO League Discover
  • FIRST LEGO League Explorer
  • FIRST LEGO League Challenge
  • FIRST Tech Challenge
  • FIRST Robotics Competition
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Best Robotics inspires students to pursue careers in engineering, science, technology, and mathematics through robotics design.

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REC Robotics is educational robotics for everyone. REC solutions span all levels of both formal and informal education with accessible, scalable, and affordable solutions.

  • VEXU
  • VEX GO
  • VEX IQ
  • VEX
  • VRC
  • Aerial Drones Competition
  • Factory Automation Competition
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RCX is a challenging, yet fun way for your students to expand their knowledge of math and science through a challenging robotics compeition.

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SeaPearch stands as a cutting-edge underwater robotics initiative, empowering students, educators, and parents alike by providing comprehensive resources. This program enables participants to seamlessly construct their own remotely operated underwater vehicle (ROV), fostering hands-on learning experiences both within and outside the traditional school environment.

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The MATE ROV Competition is an underwater robotics (ROV) challenge that engages a global community of learners each year and includes regional events that feed into a World Championship. Students in grades K-16 work in teams to engineer and build an ROV (remotely operated vehicle), vertical profiling float, and other sensors and tooling to complete mission tasks based on real-world scenarios, all the while developing STEM and employability skills that prepare them for the workforce.

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The mission of Greenpower USAT is to advance the understanding of STEM topics and inspire innovation in young people through the immersive experience of designing, building, and racing electric-powered vehicles.

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Robot Drone League (RDL) and Robot Drone League Jr. (RDL Jr.) are hands-on, mission-based STEM programs that engage elementary, middle, and high school students in robotics, drones, and engineering challenges inspired by real-world careers. Through team-based design, building, coding, and competition, students develop critical skills in problem solving, teamwork, and technical literacy while exploring pathways in aviation, engineering, advanced manufacturing, and emerging technologies. RDL Jr. introduces younger students to foundational STEM concepts in a fun, accessible way, while RDL provides deeper, career-connected experiences that prepare students for college, workforce, and military opportunities.



We appreciate TVR's partnership and strong commitment to STEM education in the valley!