WHO WE ARE
Eagle Robotics was formed on September 1, 2014, with the goal of ensuring advancement in robotics education within Allen, TX, and beyond our local community. From our beginning as “A-Team Robotics” with just 15 students, we have grown our program today to over 100 students.
We empower tomorrow’s STEAM leaders through hands-on experiences in designing and building robots to compete in the FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC) and BEST Robotics (Boosting Engineering, Science, and Technology), while also equipping them with crucial skills in networking, marketing, and professional development.
Our commitment to fostering a sustainable pipeline for robotics and a passion for STEM extends to building a FIRST program throughout our district by fostering long-term engagement in STEM through mentoring, camps, and events for students of all ages and abilities. By supporting other robotic teams, hosting inclusive STEAM initiatives, and providing opportunities to underserved areas and groups, we are building a strong foundation for the next generation of engineers and problem solvers.
2024-2025 FIRST season, FIRST® DIVE℠ presented by Qualcomm
Exciting FIRST® STEM Programs for Every Age
FIRST® Lego League
FIRST® LEGO® League introduces STEM to children through fun, exciting hands-on learning. Students in grades 4-6 explore and apply their critical thinking and design skills and build habits of learning and teamwork through friendly competition, building and programming LEGO® robots.
FIRST® Tech Challenge
FIRST® Tech Challenge inspires high school students to learn and problem-solve like engineers, tackling complex challenges while enjoying a fun and competitive season game. Through hands-on challenges and teamwork, participants grow their STEM skills, promote robotics in their communities, and build confidence and abilities that extend far beyond the field.
FIRST® Robotics Competition
FIRST® Robotics Competition challenges high school students to design and build industrial-sized robots for thrilling, themed competitions. Guided by mentors, students foster STEM skills, promote robotics in their communities, and develop teamwork and confidence to thrive on and off the field.
