FIRST Tech Challenge
What is FTC?
FTC is the smaller-scale challenge from FIRST for seventh through twelfth graders. Similar to FRC, students are expected to build a robot that completes a specific task. The FTC build season lasts four months, however, and the robots must be able to fit initially into an 18" cube.
Axiom used to participate in FTC (under different team numbers and names), but now participates in the more challenging FRC as the one and only Axiom 4787.
FTC is the smaller-scale challenge from FIRST for seventh through twelfth graders. Similar to FRC, students are expected to build a robot that completes a specific task. The FTC build season lasts four months, however, and the robots must be able to fit initially into an 18" cube.
Axiom used to participate in FTC (under different team numbers and names), but now participates in the more challenging FRC as the one and only Axiom 4787.
2011-2012
Bowled Over:
The 2012 FTC game involved moving balls of different sizes to specific areas of the field.
The 2012 FTC game involved moving balls of different sizes to specific areas of the field.
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Team Number 5359 - Cohors Eruca
Illinois Qualifiers Finalist |
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Team Number 5360 - Dignitas
Rockwell Collins Innovate Award |
2012-2013
Ring It Up:
The 2013 FTC game required students to build a robot that could place weighted and unweighted rings onto posts of various heights.
The 2013 FTC game required students to build a robot that could place weighted and unweighted rings onto posts of various heights.
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Team Number 5359 - The Solinoids
PTC Design Award Rockwell Collins Innovate Award Connect Award Think Award Finalist |
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Team Number 5360 - Ada Graces
Motivate Award Inspire Award Runner-Up |
