Hi everyone, we are only 4 weeks away from hosting our first event at Mishawaka! Here are our updates and changes to our robot: Intake & Indexing: Promising results from this week! We’ve seen the robot intake Fuel, and passively (and actively) index them towards the turrets. We’re
With the wintery season, we were not able to have sufficient content last week. So, we shall have a joint week update. The Infinite Monkey Theorem (turret) A bunch of students spamming turret ideas is bound for greatness. Or something.We’ve made a pretty major pivot on our turret
Hello everyone - We are very excited for the start of another great season in REBUILT! Below are some of our ideas, strategies, and sketches we have been working on. We will update sometime on January 11 about CAD updates. We would also very much appreciate any feedback, concerns, or
I'd like to update on what 135 strategies look like for this season… currently. Lemme give you a quick backstory. Reefscape was personally my second season in Robotics, and during the first few weeks, I was lost with what strategies teams might have. Now, yes, scoring more means
Robot Code: Here is our official Robot code for the 2026 season. Note: the specific branch is 2026-Robot-Code. Also, our README is STILL not up-to-date… might be done for 2027 🙃 Over the past two days, Team 135 has worked on developing our 2026 robot code. First, we merged three branches
January 11th, 2026. Sunday CAD & Design Recap 135 had a very productive day for our design and general game strategy! We conducted further revision of our MOSCOW, adding things like deciding on no pneumatics and not flipping over in endgame for V1, but most importantly, we landed on twin
Design and Assembly Week #1 Update Buckle your seatbelts because this bout to be long. Turrets (yes, turretS) First, we needed to confirm the math behind our turret shots and find the difference between no hood and hood… But before we can do that, we need an FPS range we’
About: We created this website to support new and growing FRC teams across Indiana. Starting a team can be challenging, especially with limited resources and time, so our goal was to make scouting simpler and more accessible for everyone. This web-based scouting app is easy to set up, customizable to
Table of Contents 1 | Welcome to Consul - Purpose of the Framework - Design Philosophy (IO-centric) - Multi-Branch Workflow 2 | Core Architecture - Core Features (Base Branch) - Directory Structure - IO Architecture 3 | Development Tools - Software Ecosystem - Simulation and Control Tools 4 | Hardware Integration - Multi-Vendor Support
TL;DR: Watch this demo video to see the system in action. Everything else is a technical deep dive. 0:00 /0:36 1× Major Updates (Summer 2025) We've spent the off-season refining our scouting system with a focus on handling human error systematically. While it's
💡Tl;DR: A revolving, multi-shot T-shirt launcher that should put shirts 40–60 feet, (or more as we continue to develop) into the stands. But the journey to get here is really where robotics becomes fun, so keep reading! Phase 1: The Idea (aka “How Not to Build a Pipe
Innovation is rarely a straight line — it’s a process of imagining, experimenting, and refining. At Penn Robotics, we believe in showing our work and sharing our journey. In addition to undertaking this new project, we have also decided to become an Open Alliance team for the 2025-2026 season. This