Green and Gold Qualifier

This team's design process relied heavily on a combination of CAD and 3D printing. If you thought robots only came in black or chrome, you would be RED wrong. The team's lift moved so fast, they were worried it would burn out, but they would have RISEN out of the ashes anyway.

This award goes to a team that poured their heart and soul into the FIRST community. A team full of FLL alumni, they volunteered at multiple events. This team used their REMARKABLE BRAINS to mentor 3 winning FLL teams in their region.

This team's robot never leaves the ducks alone, can deliver the freight, and fly across the field like there are no boundaries. Its consistent autonomous routine demonstrated a well, thought-out algorithm. Their technical prowess LIT UP the judges.

This team's use of parametric CAD allowed them to quickly innovate multiple versions of their design. They put this to good use in developing their innovate intake and outtake, which borrows technology more commonly used in the aerospace industry. Their intake can easily take in cargo, boxes, ducks, and maybe even LIZARDS.

This award goes to a team that had mentors and built strong relationships with industry. Mentors helped the team solve stability issues with their lift. They took full advantage of their foot traffic and are UNIQUE and FULL OF COLOR.

The judges were impressed by this team's portfolio. The team's journey was ferociously documented with detailed explanations of their growth plans, technical outreach, and design evolution. This team has truly made the most of THE YEAR OF THE TIGER.

This team impressed the judges with both their engineering process and outreach efforts. Their robot sped around the competition field, delivering freight at amazing speeds. The BRAIN power they put into their FULL CIRCLE program definitely paid off.