Videos from MARS

We came to be inspired. We stay because we are. We have become the inspiration.
Celebrating a decade of MARS.

Mountaineer Area RoboticS (MARS) Team 2614 Chairman's Award Submission Video for 2016.

Mountaineer Area RoboticS (MARS) Team 2614 Chairman's Award Submission Video for 2015.

Do You Want to Build a Robot, edited for the 2016 FIRST Parody Competition.

Team 2614 presents our 2018 FIRST Power Up robot: MARVIN XI.

The most recent in a decade of MARS machines.

A robotics themed parody of "Margaritaville" centered around our beloved mentor Phil Tucker.

MARS Team 2614 Presents Marvin VIII.

The 2014 MARS Safety Animation Submission.

Our Chairman's Award Presentation for the 2017 Championship. MARS was awarded the Chairman's Award at the championship in St. Louis, and is now inducted into the FIRST Robotics Hall of Fame.

2015 World Championships Qualifier 105 on Hopper Field.

2015 World Championships Qualifier 78 on Hopper Field.

FIRST Team 2614's 2014 robot reveal video.

Photos from MARS

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Due to the recent message from FIRST about the 2019-2020 season developments. (Viewable at https://www.firstinspires.org/covid-19.) We will, unfortunately, not be holding WVROX this year, we currently have no other news regarding WVROX at this time.
We are so grateful to have had the opportunity to compete at the Palmetto Regional this season, and are heartbroken to hear about everything canceling- but we are more than just the robots. So we’ll see you next season @first_official_ until t
It’s Friday! That mean MARS is looking SHARP! 😉 @sharp_robotics #STEMsquad #OMGrobots
Help comes from unexpected places! Swing by the Tucker Team Help Desk and we’ll lend a hand! #OMGrobots #STEMsquad #MartainsMakingADifference
Packing for Palmetto Regional! Can’t believe that it’s already competition time! Make sure to watch out for the Twitch stream on Feb. 26th to see us compete. #omgrobots #stemsquad #palmettoregional #infiniterecharge
Less than three weeks until Palmetto Regional! Good job to all of our students and mentors who’ve worked so hard this year. We look forward to seeing everyone this season! #WeareMARS #STEMsquad #OMGrobots
A massive thank you to each and every sponsor who has made our 2020 season possible!! #STEMsquad #OMGrobots
We’re here with Darkside and Titanium Titans and we’ve never been more excited! Keep an eye out for our posts throughout the day here and on Twitter and good luck this season everyone!
A huge thanks to everyone who participated in the 2019 State Tournament and congratulations to all of our winners! We hope you had as much fun as us! . . . #fllrobotics #robots #corevalues #graciousprofessionalism #omgrobots #stemsquad #martiansmakin
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Music by MARS

Storybooks by MARS

Marvin’s Adventures

Published April 12, 2023

Marvin’s Mighty Mission

Published January 30, 2018

Marvin the Friendly Robot!

Published 2011

MARS welcomes all people without regard to race, ethnicity, color, religion, national origin, sex, gender, sexual orientation, ancestry, abilities, economic or family status, life situation, veteran status, or philosophy. We strive to be an inclusive environment for all individuals by advocating for and providing equal treatment to all.

Indigenous Land Acknowledgement

MARS, and the presence of the buildings it uses, resides on land that is the ancestral territory of the Massawomeck peoples. With the statewide STEM outreach MARS provides, this includes the ancestral territories of the Shawnee, Lenape (or Delaware), Cherokee, and Haudenosaunee (or Iroquois--the Seneca, Cayuga, Onondaga, Oneida, Mohawk, Tuscarora), and other Indigenous peoples.

We recognize and appreciate all those Indigenous nations whose territories we are living on and working in. Indigenous peoples have been in the land currently known as West Virginia since time immemorial. It is important that we understand both the context that has brought our community to reside on this land and our place within this long history. We also recognize that colonialism is a current, ongoing process, and as scholars seeking truth and understanding, we need to be mindful of our present participation in this process.

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