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Culver City High School Robotics - The Bagel Bytes
@CulverCityHighSchoolRoboticsTracked since May 2026
Building the Future...One Robot at a Time!.
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$1/moJust a BagelCan't afford much? Every little bit helps...even a dollar a month. We appreciate EVERY donation!
$5/moBagel with a SchmearWho doesn't like a little cream cheese on their bagel? If you're hungry for a slightly larger monthly donation, we're happy to oblige with a BIG thank you!
$10/moThe Breakfast BagelLet the Bagel Bytes and other Culver City School Robotics Teams be a part of your complete breakfast with a generous $10 monthly donation. Feed our creativity and innovation!
$25/moBagel BurgerShow your generosity in a delicious way with a bit of sizzle! And if you're a vegetarian, then just imagine that it's an Impossible Burger...although nothing is impossible for Team 702!
$50/moGolden BagelIf you have a heart of gold and want a bagel to go with it, donations at this level will be invaluable for our team in helping us to meet our expenses for the year. Sorry we don't have enough to offer our donors real golden bagels, but they probably don't taste all that good anyway.
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Article Latest postPublicThis is how we pitch a new sponsor...May 18 View post JAYDEN LANE, a freshman member of the business team for the Bagel Bytes, has been a part of more than a dozen sponsor pitches that have brought in nearly $9,000 for Team 702 from local Culver City small businesses. With the permission of the owner, ZEE BATAL, we recorded Jayden's presentation to our newest sponsor, MOM'S LIST Burgers • Fries • Shakes, in order to use it to help train other members to make similar pitches n the future. This is not easy, so let's give kudos to Jayden for being willing to make these sponsor presentations again and again and again!
May 18 0 likes 0 commentsA first for Culver City School Robotics!May 6 View post Last Sunday, members of ALL THREE levels of Culver City School Robotics came together for a group demonstration at A Taste of Culver City. This annual event helps raise money for the Culver City Education Foundation, which funds a significant portion of our expenses. This was the first time EVER that members of the FLL Brownie Bytes, FTC Bagel Bits, and FRC Bagel Bytes were in the same place at the same time for a joint Robotics demonstration, and it was a lot of fun inspiring kids (and adults!) to want to learn more about STEM and Robotics.ArticleMay 6Public 0 0Team 702 attends a successful Earth Day event at the Aquarium of the PacificApril 26ImageApril 26Public 0 0Missed it by THAT much!April 20ArticleApril 20Public 0 0Results from our second Robotics tournament in Glendale!March 31ArticleMarch 31Public 0 02026 Robot Build - Update 16: Crunch Time!With less than one week until the team's first competition in Port Hueneme on March 6-8,, the clock was ticking! It's all come down to these last few days, and Co-Captain NATHAN SALYER explains what's a priority as the Bagel Bytes and their Robot "Bury" Byte get ready to see if all of their hard work and dedication will paid off. Wish us luck...!ArticleMarch 6Public 0 02026 Robot Build - Update 15: Sponsor Social and Robot RevealThe time has finally come to introduce our 2026 Robot to the world! Each year, Team 702 celebrates our sponsors, families, and all of our supporters with a fun event that includes free food, raffle prizes, tool demonstrations, thank you gifts, and most important, the reveal of our new robot! Business and Outreach Head CHAIYA JONES shares this fun and exciting event in our newest update video.VideoMarch 3Public 0 02026 Robot Build - Update 14: Testing, Testing, Testing!Neither rain nor heat nor gloom of night stays these programmers from the completion of their appointed testing. Now that the robot is assembled, someone's gotta make sure the darn thing works correctly! That task falls on NATHANIEL HERRERA and CAMERON CRUX, co-leaders of the Programming Sub-team. There's a lot of testing to do and a lot of glitches to figure out...often lasting late into the darkness of the evening.ArticleMarch 1Public 0 02026 Robot Build - Update 13: Putting It All TogetherSo much has happened since our last video update! After designing, prototyping, and gathering all of the parts, it was now time to put everything together. Did it go smoothly? Is the team still on schedule?? Are things working the way they should be??? Co-Captain NATHAN SALYER provides us with this critical update on the status of our team's 2026 competition robot!VideoMarch 1Public 0 02026 Robot Build - Update 12: Improvising can be fun!The Bagel Bytes can be serious when they need to be, but they also know how to have fun. While the new drive-base was still being assembled, the team needed to test out their new intake mechanism. Without the base, they decided on the next bet thing: two team members sitting on a push cart holding the intake and a power drill to spin it. Add in a few more members, some yellow balls for testing, and...well...let's let Electronics Sub-team member ARION TERASHIMA introduce the ensuing mayhem...ImageFebruary 26Public 0 02026 Robot Build - Update 11: Meanwhile, over at Culver City Middle School...View post While the majority of FRC Team 702 works hard to assemble this season's robot, one high school member is walking over to the middle school to mentor the three FTC teams who meet there. FTC is the intermediate level for FIRST Robotics, and while the FRC students are preparing for the start of 2026 competitions, the FTC kids are wrapping up their season...doing last minute work before their Regional Championship on February 14. Business team member and mentor JAYDEN LANE provides a look at what these younger roboticists have been up to.ArticleFebruary 14Public 0 02026 Robot Build - Update 10: Precision!When a mistake of even 1/64 of an inch could ruin your robot, precision is key...just ask Mechanics Head NATHAN PUGH. Measure, double-check, measure again, review, measure a few more times, and then put everything together. And woe be to the member whose work is off by even a small fraction, as consequences await!ArticleFebruary 20Public 0 0
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