History

Our Background

Our Stats

Our best stats:

Top 10 percent driver-controlled opr

Top 6 percent autonomous opr

Top 12 percent endgame opr

Out of 7160 teams

In one of the most competitive regions (Texas)

Our Awards

Due to some unfortunate match pairings, we have not been able to advance to the world championship yet. This is why we plan to next year make a robot that can perform very well solo to increase our chances of winning even more awards.

FTC league semi finalist - 6455

FTC league winning alliance - 4454

FTC League finalist alliance captain - 8790

FTC league winning alliance - 24059

FTC league innovate award - 4454

FTC league Connect award - 8790

FTC league Inspire 2 award - 8790

FTC regional championship connect award 3rd place - 8790

FTC regional championship finalist alliance - 24059

View some robots we have built over the years

Mohawk Warriors Red

Demo Bot, made to test motors, actuators, and test limits of motor power

Mohawk Warriors Red

Centerstage V2, designed to intake game elements, flip, and drop them

Mohawk Warriors Green

Demo Bot, designed to pick up cones and deposit them on top of tall poles

Mohawk Warriors Green

Centerstage V2, Designed to efficiently intake game elements, contain them, and deposit them

Mohawk Warriors Purple

Centerstage V1, test robot with a claw, proved inefficient and replaced

Mohawk Warriors Purple

Centerstage V2, switched to active intake to efficiently intake and deposit game elements

Our Best Demo Bot

Off-Season Demo Bot

Our first robot to feature a transfer mechanism. Also tried advanced programming methods.

We fully designed the robot in our main CAD software, Fusion 360 over the course of 3 weeks. We then spent another week 3D printing and building the robot, and another week using advanced programming techniques to code the bot.

This was one of our most technically advanced robots, and helped us gain experience with many advanced and innovative engineering techniques.

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