Is Your Battery Still Competition Ready? A PhD in Electrical Engineering Tells You How to Know.
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Why Most FTC Teams Fail (And How Not To)
Using the previous format for HTML, create a WordPress blog post about this video. Link to the video and use an embedded video so we can see the thumbnail.
The FTC Crossroads Curriculum — 90 Hours of Engineering Class, Free
Another huge gift from FIRST — this time a full two-semester engineering course. The FIRST Tech Challenge Crossroads Curriculum is roughly 90 hours of class time, designed to be taught as a year-long career-and-technical-education class. It walks students from “Why FIRST?” all the way to a finished engineering portfolio, by way of a competition robot they built themselves.
We can’t do all 90 hours this summer. We can absolutely cherry-pick the units that move us toward our season goals.
Click here for the full syllabus guide.
Learn Unity
Game Development Learning Path
Learn Unity
Unity is one of the most powerful game development platforms in the world. It is used to create indie games, mobile apps, VR experiences, simulations, and even robotics visualizations.
If you are interested in programming, game design, simulation, or interactive 3D environments, Unity is an incredible skill to learn.
Many professional developers started with small beginner projects just like the resources below.
Davinci Resolve Tutorial
FC-Robotics Media Guide
Complete DaVinci Resolve
Tutorial For Beginners
Learn how to edit videos, create cinematic effects, add audio, color grade footage, and export professional content using DaVinci Resolve.
Fork Virtual Robot
Forking virtual_robot to Your Own GitHub
1. Fork on GitHub
- Go to github.com/ARES-23247/virtual_robot
- Click Fork → select your account (FC-Robotics-Main)
- Rename it to
My_virtual_robotin the fork settings
2. Rename on GitHub (if not done during fork)
- Go to your fork → Settings
- Change repository name to
My_virtual_robot - Click Rename
3. Point your local project to your fork
Open terminal (Windows command prompt or Android Studio terminal) and type:
Lessons Every Robotics Team Should Learn
FIRST Robotics • Engineering • Leadership
Lessons Every Robotics Team Should Learn
Key lessons on engineering, leadership, documentation, teamwork, and competitive excellence from one of the most insightful robotics videos our students should watch.
