Incredibots Seaforest Initiative

Thanks to our incredibly generous sponsor, INCORTA and our philanthropy partner, GreenrGifts, the Incredibots is proud to launch the Kelp Seaforest Initiative. The Kelp Seaforest combines robotics with environmental stewardship by planting one tree for every 50 points scored by every team in their highest scoring alliance match. Check out the dashboard here!

An Introduction to Robotics

In Incredibots, our mission is to make robotics accessible and affordable for all. With that in mind we are proud to launch The Incredibots low cost robotics kit and our associated free classes. These classes provide an introduction to robotics using Arduino. Learn to build traffic signals, a theft alarm or even a robot car!

FLL Hub

After an incredible rookie year in FLL, where we earned awards, met amazing people, and gained invaluable experience in building products and presenting ideas, we are excited to pay it forward. Our journey from FLL to FTC taught us so much, and now we want to share that knowledge with new and experienced FLL teams alike.

FTC Chatbot

Our FTC chatbot is a great way to get quick answers to your questions about the competition, the team, or anything else you might want to know. Using the power of AI, the chatbot can provide you with information in real-time. Give it a try and see how it can help you!

PracticeOnMyFLLTable.com

Are you an FLL team practicing your Lego robots for the upcoming FLL competitions ? Did you know, every competition table is slightly different and the more you practice on different tables, the more it will help you prepare. Use this site to reserve practice time on other teams tables. Or you can demonstrate the FLL core values and donate time on your FLL tables for other teams to practice.

Build interactive prototypes using electronics

December 7th, 2024. 4:00 PM to 5:30 PM. Bellevue Library

Calling All 4th Graders and Above – Are You Ready to Dive into STEM? 🤖🚀 Are you part of a FIRST LEGO League team or interested in joining one? Do you want to build cool prototypes using real-world technology? Have you heard of FIRST LEGO League but don't know where to start? Then this event is for YOU!

Discover the joy of robotics

November 16th, 2024. 2 PM to 4 PM. Sammamish Library

The Incredibots team shared their journey, learnings and experiences from the 2023-24 season of the First Lego League. The team helped young minds understand the importance and impact of robotics in the real world. They shared how they built their robot, the challenges they faced, and how they overcame them.

Learn about First Lego League

April 27th, 2024. 3:30 PM to 5:30 PM. Issaquah Library

The Incredibots team along with FLL teams Kreative Koalas and Dynamites presented their learning journey on FLL, what it takes to start a FLL team and how to compete in FLL competitions. The event recieved overwhelming response with over 50 families attending.

Incredibots advance to semi-finals as captain of the winning alliance

December 15th, 2024

In an incredibly competitive Hawking interleague competition, Incredibots continued their undefeated winning streak winning all matches of the day. Out of the 24 teams participating, Incredibots entered the playoff matches ranked 2nd. Incredibots chose Null Robotics (#8103) as their alliance partner for the playoffs. In a nail biting finale, Incredibots and Null Robotics alliance scored 286 points to become the Winning Alliance.

Incredibots win Maxwell League Meet 2!

November 17th, 2024

In Maxwell League Meet 2, Incredibots came out on top with a high alliance score of 181 points. This was a tough competition with 12 teams participating. The team is excited to have won the meet and is looking forward to the next one.

Incredibots win Maxwell League Meet 1!

October 27th, 2024

Incredibots came out on top in League Meet 1 with a high alliance score of 133 points. Being a rookie FTC team, this was the start of a new journey for The Incredibots

Incredibots win World Open Championship!

June 16th, 2024

The Incredibots won the coveted Champions Trophy at the FLL World Open Championship organized by WPI in Worcester, MA. The team competed against 108 teams from 40+ countries and emerged victorious.