WELCOME TO DECATUR ROBOTS

Decatur Robotics Team 4026 competes in the FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) program—the world’s leading youth-serving nonprofit advancing STEM education. For 30 years, FIRST has combined the rigor of STEM learning with the fun and excitement of traditional sports.

DECATUR ROBOTICS FOUNDATION

The Decatur Robotics Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization led by parent volunteers that supports the students, teachers, coaches, and mentors with all that goes into operating a competitive team. Members provide financial support, volunteer time, and help with logistics and other activities.

Not quite ready for high school robotics? We can help you get started at the elementary and middle school levels. Contact us on this site or visit us at an event. There are options for kids ages 6 through 18 (grades 2 - 12).

Elementary & Middle School Teams

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Please check out The Blue Alliance to track our team and events, see team history, watch match videos, and get live scores of competitions.

WATCH US LIVE!

Watch live matches on Twitch.

We’ll be streaming live on Thursday (starting at Qualification Matches), Friday (All Day), and Saturday (All Day). Click here to access the live streams.

See results and recordings at The Blue Alliance.

Our schedules will be posted on FIRST's Events website.

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WHAT IS ROBOTICS?

FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) is the world’s leading youth-serving nonprofit advancing STEM education. For 30 years, FIRST has combined the rigor of STEM learning with the fun and excitement of traditional sports. Decatur Robotics competes in FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC) but there are other levels open to 3rd - 12th grades. You can explore all their programs at FIRST Inspires or reach out to our team for guidance. Many of our team members have participated in FIRST robotics since elementary school and are happy to share their experiences.