<div><strong>We are ED Robotics – a team from Jönköping representing Sweden in FRC.</strong>
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<div>We build advanced robots to compete in the FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC) — the world’s largest international robotics competition for young people.
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<div><strong>In FRC, students have only 6–8 intense weeks to:</strong>
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<li>design and build a 50-kilogram robot from scratch
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<li>program and test advanced systems
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<li>work as a team alongside mentors from industry
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<div>In 2024, we were the only Swedish team to compete internationally.
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<div><strong>Why we need your support</strong>
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<div>Participating in FRC comes with significant costs. Funds raised will be used for:
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<li>competition registration fees
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<li>materials and components for the robot
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<li>travel and accommodation for students and mentors
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<li>tools and safety equipment
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<div>Our goal is to raise 200,000 SEK in order to complete the season in a safe and professional way.
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<div>All students participate voluntarily and dedicate hundreds of hours to this project alongside their studies.
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<div><strong>Why ED Robotics matters</strong>
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<div>ED Robotics is about much more than robots.
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<div>Through the team, students gain:
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<li>hands-on experience in engineering, programming, and design
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<li>training in teamwork, responsibility, and problem-solving
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<li>opportunities to meet role models in technology and engineering
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<li>confidence to pursue technical education and careers
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<div>For many students, this is the first time they see how technology is applied in real-world projects.
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<div><strong>How you can help</strong>
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<div>Every contribution makes a difference:
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<li>100 SEK helps fund materials and spare parts
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<li>500 SEK supports tools and testing equipment
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<li>1,000 SEK or more helps bring Sweden to the international stage
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<div>If you are unable to contribute financially, you are warmly welcome to share our campaign.
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<div><strong>Thank you for your support!</strong>
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<div><strong>By supporting ED Robotics, you help young people develop technical skills, confidence, and the courage to take part in shaping tomorrow’s society.</strong>
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<div><strong>Thank you for making this possible.</strong>
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<div><strong>ED Robotics – Jönköping, Sweden</strong>
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