2026 Robot Code
Code for our 2026 robot, which won the Creativity Award at the Ventura District event.
Code
Everything we write is open source on GitHub. Pick a project to see what it does and how to run it.
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Code for our 2026 robot, which won the Creativity Award at the Ventura District event.
Code for our 2025 Reefscape robot.
Code for Eclipse, our 2024 Crescendo robot, which won the Excellence in Engineering Award at the Los Angeles Regional.
Code for Nova, our 2023 Charged Up robot, which has a tall chain-driven arm for picking up and placing game pieces.
Code for Eve, our 2021-22 Rapid React robot, which picks balls up off the floor with rollers.
A command-based version of our Rapid React code from the 2021-22 season (the repo name predates the season change).
Code from our 2020 season.
A GRIP and OpenCV pipeline from 2019 that finds reflective vision tape in a camera image.
A Python tool that generates wiring diagrams for common FRC robot components.
The source for team1661.com, the site you are on.
The source for team1661.com/docs, our documentation site.
Our fork of FRCDashboard, an Electron app built with web technologies that shows robot data and controls on the driver station.
The 2022 version of our FRCDashboard fork: an Electron app that shows robot data and controls on the driver station.
A fork of a swerve drive template that we kept for reference.
An earlier version of the team website, built with Gatsby and Netlify CMS.
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Our GitHub organization is Robotics1661. A few private repos are not listed here.
If you go to Buckley, come by the robotics room after school. We’ll find something for you to work on.