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Hard Forge Robotics proudly held its FIRST LEGO League (FLL) Game Demonstration this Sunday in the main lobby of R.J. Grey Junior High School. The one-hour event, running from 3:45 to 4:45 PM, attracted a large number of students, parents, and community members who came to explore the world of robotics and STEM education.

The demonstration was designed to introduce the community to the spirit of FLL—hands-on engineering, collaborative problem-solving, and creative innovation. Hard Forge team members, wearing the team’s signature gray T-shirts, presented this year’s competition table, explained robot design features, and showcased the coding strategies used to complete missions.

Throughout the event, younger children gathered excitedly around the FLL challenge mat, watching robots run autonomous tasks. Many first-time visitors were amazed to see how LEGO robotics integrates engineering concepts with logical thinking. Team members engaged visitors with clear explanations, live demonstrations, and interactive discussions, helping inspire newfound interest in robotics among many students.

Parents and visitors expressed appreciation for the team’s effort and for the meaningful role Hard Forge Robotics plays in promoting STEM education within the Acton-Boxborough community. The event highlighted the team’s dedication, the months of preparation behind each mission run, and the collaborative spirit that drives FLL.

Thanks to the support of R.J. Grey Junior High School, the teamwork of Hard Forge members, and the enthusiasm of families and guests, the demonstration was a resounding success. The team looks forward to continuing its work throughout the 2025–2026 FLL season and pushing the boundaries of creativity and engineering.