[PLACEHOLDER: City], Ontario, Canada FIRST Tech Challenge
Engineered to rise.
We are a student-run FIRST Tech Challenge team designing, building, and programming a new competition robot every season.
Who we are
We are a student-run FIRST Tech Challenge team designing, building, and programming a new competition robot every season. Our work runs from CAD and machining through autonomous software and scouting analytics, and it carries into the classrooms and community events where we introduce younger students to engineering. Every season we set out to build something that holds up under pressure and to bring more people with us while we do it.
Designs the robot in Onshape, then machines, prints, and assembles it. Owns drivetrain, intake, scoring mechanisms, and every iteration in between.
Writes the autonomous routines and driver controls, tunes odometry and vision, and maintains the tooling the team relies on during matches.
Runs sponsorship, the engineering portfolio, and the community events that put robotics in front of students who have not seen it before.
Tracks every match at every event, turns it into data the drive team can use, and builds the alliance selection picklist.
[PLACEHOLDER: 20XX]
Rookie season
The fleet
Each season brings a new game and a new machine. Every robot below has its own page with design decisions, subsystem breakdowns, and how it actually performed.
[PLACEHOLDER] One or two sentences on what makes this robot different from last year's. Lead with the thing you would point at first if someone walked up to it in the pits.
[PLACEHOLDER] One or two sentences on the 2024-25 robot and what it was built to do well.
In the pits
Latest
A home for our robots, our results, and everything the team gets up to between competitions.
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Sponsorship pays for the aluminium, the motors, the registration fees, and the bus. It also puts your name in front of every student, parent, and mentor at the events we attend.
