A GitHub project providing MicroPython code implementation for the FLL Replay season robot game, enabling teams to program and test their robot behavior.
A GitHub project providing MicroPython code implementation for the FLL Replay season robot game, enabling teams to program and test their robot behavior.
A Java API enabling remote control of LEGO SPIKE Prime and Robot Inventor hubs via Bluetooth Classic on Windows, bypassing PyBricks. Intended for FLL teams seeking alternative programming approaches.
PythFinder is a MicroPython library for FLL EV3 robots that provides motion planning and robotics utilities. This quick-start repository helps teams get started with programming EV3 robots using Python.
A GitHub repository of advanced EV3 robot programs designed for FLL competition teams, providing code examples for complex robot behaviors and control logic.
The official website repository for BetaWolves robotics team (Team 6637), serving as their web presence and informational hub. Useful for team members, mentors, and newcomers interested in the team's activities across FLL, FRC, and FTC programs.
Open-source robot code repository from WeRobots Cottbus for the FLL Superpowered season, implementing EV3 robot control using ev3dev. Useful reference for FLL teams learning robot programming and autonomous behavior.
A VS Code extension that enables visual block-based programming for LEGO Hubs using Pybricks and HubOS v3, designed to simplify coding workflows for FLL teams.
Team Lebob's FLL robot code for the Unearthed challenge, written in PyBricks. A reference implementation demonstrating programming approaches for FLL competition.
A trajectory tracking and planning implementation for FLL EV3 robots using PathPlanner v23 and Python/MicroPython. Designed for teams seeking advanced autonomous motion control beyond basic programming.
A First Lego League team repository providing EV3 MicroPython code, simulators, and resources for programming LEGO Mindstorms robots. Designed to help FLL teams develop and test their robot control software.
A Python-based codebase providing driving libraries and a master program for FLL robots using EV3 hardware, configured via robot.cfg files and ev3dev2 library.
A GitHub repository providing example JavaScript code for programming LEGO Mindstorms EV3 robots used in FLL competitions. Supports the RobotJavaScript compiler from the Microsoft App Store.
A 2023-2024 FLL season robot code repository from the Omega Core team, containing programming and mechanical implementation for their FLL competition robot.
A GitHub repository containing FLL team code spanning multiple seasons (2019-2023) using Python and MicroPython on SPIKE Prime platforms. Useful for students and mentors learning FLL programming practices and robot control.
A GitHub repository containing robot game scripts for FLL using PyBricks on LEGO EV3 platforms. Shared example code from a competitive team's qualifying season.
A mock server and UI for LEGO Spike Prime hardware, enabling FLL teams to test and develop robot code without physical hardware. Useful for programming practice and prototyping.
A GitHub repository containing code and resources from an FLL team's 2017 season competition. Likely includes robot programming and documentation from AutreTechLab's FLL participation.
A curated awesome-list aggregating FRC packages, tools, libraries, and resources across programming, CAD, scouting, and other robotics disciplines. Serves as a comprehensive directory for teams seeking existing solutions and learning materials.
A Java programming library for LEGO Mindstorms EV3 robots running ev3dev, enabling teams to write and deploy robot control software using Java and LeJOS conventions. Primarily supports FLL teams using EV3 hardware.
Team 254's open-source FRC 2017 Steamworks robot code, serving as a reference implementation and learning resource for competitive programming teams.