The Robotics team welcomes students interested in designing mobile robots for regional, national, and international competitions. Robotics encompasses four subteams: Combat, MATE, RoboMaster, and Rover. Previous experience is not required.

Combat Robotics
Combat Robotics students design, construct, and compete combat robots tailored for battling in a bulletproof arena, similar to the popular TV show, "BattleBots." Because the competition only allows 20 minutes for robot repairs, students learn the importance of repairability and simplicity in design.
MATE
Teams in the MATE competition design and build remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) to complete underwater mission tasks that address real-world marine challenges. The competition emphasizes STEM education and practical marine technology applications, fostering innovation in underwater robotics.
RoboMaster
RoboMaster team members are tasked with fielding a fleet of robots for competition, each with a defined purpose and several subsystems. The robots can be repurposed and further developed each year for the RoboMasters North America competition.
Rover
The Rover team is tasked with designing a Martian rover that can traverse rough terrain, autonomously navigate, and interact with its surroundings. The challenge requires teams to design a rover that can skilfully complete four missions, including science, extreme delivery, equipment servicing, and Autonomous Navigation.