A detailed mechanical assembly featuring perforated metal beams, gears, and other components likely part of a robot or machinery.

Our Design Process

Neo is the first official bot of Matrix Robotics.

The FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC) Into the Deep is the 2024-2025 season's underwater exploration-themed game where robots collect and score samples into baskets, create and score "specimens" in a submersible's chambers, and then ascend a two-level structure during the final seconds of a match.

The game featured an autonomous period followed by a two-minute teleoperated period, with human players assisting the alliances by attaching clips to samples to form specimens.

A page titled "Driver Assists and Autonomous" explaining features of a robotic system and autonomous vehicles, including auto positioning, specimen handling, slide saving, auto push, and different autonomous auto configurations.

A poster titled 'Robot Evolution' comparing two versions of a robot, with descriptions of their drivetrain, intake, and linear slides and pivot.

Infographic showing the development process of a robotic chassis for driving, intake, and pivot mounting. It includes four drive iterations with different chassis sizes and features, two intake types—clasp claw with variations, and three pivot mount designs labeled by iteration with different channel pivot mechanisms.

Infographic outlining the robot design process, including brainstorm, sketching, CAD design, assembly, and testing, with photos of whiteboard notes, sketches, assembled robot, and circuit board.

Videos and Photos

Our top 3 scores from our final matches.

Display screen showing match results, with blue team at 38 points and red team at 161 points, indicating red team is the winner. It includes details on team scores, fouls, ranking points, and a QR code for detailed results of Qualification 14 at the Spencer League Meet 2.

Results screen displaying match outcomes with blue team winning 148 to 99 against red team, detailed statistics, rankings, QR code, and event information for Spencer League Meet 1.

Scores and results displayed on a screen, showing blue team with 130 points and red team with 131 points, indicating the red team as the winner in a robotics competition called FIRST Tech Challenge.