I joined The Probots to connect our engineering goals with the community. My focus is on expanding our outreach, sharing STEM, and building partnerships with the community.
Builders, coders, designers, documenters, strategists—and students learning to connect it all into one robot.
FTC rewards multidisciplinary teamwork. Students grow through hands-on experience across hardware, software, CAD, strategy, documentation, and outreach.
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I joined The Probots to connect our engineering goals with the community. My focus is on expanding our outreach, sharing STEM, and building partnerships with the community.
I joined The Probots because I want to challenge myself and build new skills. I also want to be part of a team where I can work with others, solve problems, and create something meaningful.
I joined The Probots because I did FLL the past few years, and being able to do FTC will not only expand my knowledge in FTC but will also give me the opportunity to do something I enjoy.
I joined The Probots because I want to get hands-on experience with robots and learn more about how they work. I also want to challenge myself and try something new.
I joined The Probots because I’m interested in science, technology, and engineering. Through FTC, I want to grow my problem-solving and teamwork skills by building and programming robots.
I joined The Probots because I love building and engineering all sorts of things such as robots and I am excited to learn more about the engineering process.
I joined The Probots because I love designing and building things and figuring out how to make them work better. The team lets me tackle real engineering problems: idea, build, test, and fix.
I joined The Probots FTC team because I want to become an engineer. This is an opportunity for me to learn the soft skills and engineering skills I will need in the future.
I joined The Probots to build my engineering skills. Through FIRST, I found that engineering and coding are my biggest interests, and I wanted to see how they work in the real world.
I joined The Probots because I want to pursue a career in computer science and cyber security. Coding has always been something I enjoyed and being a part of The Probots has helped me improve my skills in coding.
I joined The Probots and sparked my FTC journey because I love exploring advanced concepts and the deep principles behind them. I plan to utilize my curiosity to aid my team in all the ways I can.
I joined The Probots after visiting the state meet in Iowa City, where I saw sensors, AprilTag detection, and autonomous at work. That is what made me want to join this team.
I joined The Probots because I wanted to learn new ways to code and build. Joining this team allowed me to take on a new challenge that has helped me to grow.
Structures, mechanisms, prototyping, fabrication, packaging, and design-for-reliability.
Java, sensors, autonomous routines, driver controls, testing, and system integration.
Match planning, engineering documentation, presentations, sponsorship, and community engagement.