Robots
Our recent competition robots, newest first.
We build a new robot every year, starting in the summer for the spring competition. These are the most recent ones, newest first. The code for each is on GitHub.
2026 photo coming soon2026 · REBUILT
This one won the Creativity Award at the Ventura District event. Its code is written in Python (RobotPy) instead of the Java we’ve used before. It has a swerve drivetrain, a flywheel shooter, and Limelight vision for lining up on a target.
View the code2025 photo coming soon2025 · REEFSCAPE
Built for Reefscape. An elevator and a wrist let it score coral at different heights, and a climber handles the endgame. It runs on swerve, and a Limelight camera helps it drive up and line up on the reef automatically.
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2024 · CRESCENDO
Eclipse, in our pit. You can see our sponsors’ logos on the polycarbonate panels. The orange rollers pull game pieces in through the intake. It won us the Excellence in Engineering Award at the Los Angeles Regional.
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2023 · CHARGED UP
Nova has a tall chain-driven arm for picking up and placing cones. The orange light on top is there so the drive team can see its status from across the field.
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2022 · RAPID REACT
Eve picks balls up off the floor with rollers. It has LED strips along the frame and clear polycarbonate panels, so you can see everything inside.
View the codeOur process
Read the new game, then decide what the robot should be great at.
CAD and prototypes, before we cut any real parts.
Machining, assembly and wiring in the robotics room.
Autonomous and driver controls. The code is on GitHub.
Fix what broke between matches, and go again.
If you go to Buckley, come by the robotics room after school. We’ll find something for you to work on.