Isentropic Robotics

Isentropic Robotics is a registered 501(c)(3) non profit which fosters STEM education through support for competitive robotics and community events for aspiring engineering students.

Board

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  Moon Liu

  Cofounder and CEO

  Moon Liu, cofounder and CEO of Isentropic Robotics, is a VEX competitor with four years of experience in competition, event management, and community service. Moon has experience working with high-impact VEX organizations like RoboSTEM, Robolytics, and more, and takes an innovation-first perspective for VEX robotics, having independently developed five award-winning mechanisms over the past two years.

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  Jay Wang

  Cofounder and COO

  Jay Wang, cofounder and COO of Isentropic Robotics, has competed on team 16610A, Snacky Cakes, for the past 3 years. As World Championship Finalist with a total of 31 accumulated awards, 7 World Championship qualifications, and hundreds of hours dedicated to serving the Toronto VEX and FIRST communities, Jay offers Isentropic an experienced view on both competition and community service.

Updates

1. 2026
   Parts Redistribution Program: how it worksOctober 2, 2026

   Isentropic Parts Distribution collects unused, legacy, and retired VEX parts from established teams and redistributes them to schools, underfunded programs, and community robotics groups. The donation and grant request forms are on the Parts Redistribution page.

2. Reliability-oriented evaluation of state estimation on VEX V5October 2, 2026

   A paper by Moon Liu and Ke Yang, prepared for RAMS 2027, compares three motion state estimators on the VEX V5 platform for accuracy, robustness, and computational cost.

3. East Bay Robotics Camp: 2026 program reportJuly 17, 2026

   The East Bay Robotics Camp ran in two sessions this summer, covering competitive robotics fundamentals, robot documentation, and robot programming, with 13 attendees and $7,500 in program revenue.