Thunderbolts Frc

ThunderBolts began operation in May of the following year at Loudoun County's Lightridge High School. Founded by Trinity Dysis, ThunderBolts quickly became a staple in the Lightridge community, amassing a following of nearly 40 active students. Members were able to gain hands-on experience utilizing VEX robotics, competing in artistic competitions using CAD, and learning basic coding of Java and the physics required in assembling a robot. The devotion and effort of the team have been recognized by those such as a former robotics mentor of Carnegie Mellon, Joseph Giampapa. In addition to robotics, we dedicate ourselves to enriching our community through our outreach projects: ExploraVision, Decarbonization, and Assistive Technologies.