Over the course of a single season, students will have: Built, programmed, and flown the most advanced drone available in competition robotics Designed, 3D printed, and implemented their own robotic components Soldered and wired on-board electronic components Learned how industry aerospace experts code for aerial kinematics Overcome the challenges of “in the field” systems integration Utilized project management skills to balance development cycles of ground and aerial robots Delivered technical presentations to compete for judged awards What are competition events like? Events are one day long, and are all held on Friday, Saturday, or Sunday. All teams play up to 4 scheduled matches over the course of the day. Teams will be expected to interview for judged awards. Teams will have an assigned pit space, roughly 10ft x 10ft, with a table and a power outlet. Events are free and open to the public. Spectator seating is available!

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During a one-day Event, a Team will participate in both the Firefighting Challenge (4 matches) and a Presentation to determine a combined overall score. Throughout the day of the competition, each team will have a scheduled time to make a presentation to the judges. Presentations will be limited to 12 minutes and consist of two parts. More details can be found on the competition website.