FTC summer training will teach incoming members many important skills in hardware and software that are extremely valuable to the work they will do in robotics throughout the school year.

FTC summer training will teach incoming members many important skills in hardware and software that are extremely valuable to the work they will do in robotics throughout the school year.

FTC summer training will teach incoming members many important skills in hardware and software that are extremely valuable to the work they will do in robotics throughout the school year.

FTC summer training will teach incoming members many important skills in hardware and software that are extremely valuable to the work they will do in robotics throughout the school year.

FTC summer training will teach incoming members many important skills in hardware and software that are extremely valuable to the work they will do in robotics throughout the school year.

FTC summer training will teach incoming members many important skills in hardware and software that are extremely valuable to the work they will do in robotics throughout the school year.

FTC summer training will teach incoming members many important skills in hardware and software that are extremely valuable to the work they will do in robotics throughout the school year.

FTC summer training will teach incoming members many important skills in hardware and software that are extremely valuable to the work they will do in robotics throughout the school year.

FTC summer training will teach incoming members many important skills in hardware and software that are extremely valuable to the work they will do in robotics throughout the school year.

Come out and support our FTC teams at the second qualifier of the year!

Come support our four FTC teams at Dublin for the first qualifiers of the year!

Our second annual winter social! Members can bring their families for a fun evening to learn about our organization and meet others.

Cupertino Robotics will be hosting a camp-esque event where middle and high school students will get to work with microcontrollers like Arduino and Raspberry Pi to build a robot. They will get to work in team, will get introduced to the values of FIRST, and will of course build the best robot they can build!

On Saturday, January 20th, four FTC teams from Cupertino Robotics went to the Saratoga Public Library. Teams 4950, 7610, 11466, and 13834 showcased as well as demonstrated how their robots worked. Through this event, many children were able to drive around the robots and learn more about FIRST and the annual challenge. Along with that, the FTC teams talked with other teams that attended this event. 

This 12-hour event will be a series of concurrent workshops taught by the students of Cupertino Robotics. From editing software such as Photoshop and Squarespace, to cutting edge technology such as Deep Learning, attendees will be taught 21st century skills that they can use for a lifetime.

On Saturday, December the 2nd, Cupertino Robotics hosted our first annual winter social! We had everything from driving robots to a presentation detailing the intricacies of our club to a Wii U station to board games and everything in between. Overall, it was a splendid experience as 200 people comprised of students, family, and friends gathered to celebrate our vibrant robotics community here at Cupertino High.

This year, Cupertino Robotics plans to host its 2nd annual FLL tournament, hosting teams from all around the Cupertino area to compete at Cupertino High School for awards and qualification to higher level FLL competitions. Cupertino Robotic's own three FLL teams will also be participating in this competition, gaining valuable experience to use in two years when they enter the FTC program.