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gatool is a web-based information dashboard for FIRST Robotics Competition Game Announcers, providing real-time event data and statistics during matches to support live event commentary. Designed for desktop, laptop, and tablet use.
gatool is a web-based information dashboard for FIRST Robotics Competition Game Announcers, providing real-time event data and statistics during matches to support live event commentary. Designed for desktop, laptop, and tablet use.
Robot Scouter is an Android mobile app for collaborative FRC robot scouting that integrates with The Blue Alliance. It enables teams to efficiently collect, organize, and share match scouting data across multiple devices.
Yet Another Mechanisms Generator (YAMG) is an interactive web tool that generates command-based Java code for FRC robot subsystems (elevators, arms, pivots) with customizable motor configurations, gear ratios, and control parameters.
Open-source scouting application built by FRC Team 3484 to streamline data collection and analysis at FIRST Robotics competitions. Available as a web app for teams to use and contribute to.
TMS is a Scoring and Management System for FIRST Lego League (FLL) competitions, designed to handle match scheduling, scoring, and event management for FLL tournaments and events.
eScout is a public FRC scouting application built in TypeScript that enables teams to collect and manage match scouting data during competitions.
Peekorobo is a web application providing detailed insights into FRC teams, events, and matches, with scouting and strategic analysis capabilities. It integrates with The Blue Alliance data and serves scouters and strategists seeking team performance intelligence.
VScouter is a web-based scouting application for FRC teams that enables data collection and analysis to support strategic decision-making during competitions.
An open-source book and educational resource on control systems engineering principles applied to FRC robotics, written in TeX and hosted on GitHub for community access.
Juicy Data is a web-based database and live data analysis platform for FTC event scoring and reporting, built with MEAN stack. It enables event organizers and volunteers to manage and visualize match results and team performance data.
Witty Dashboard is a NetworkTables dashboard application designed for FTC teams, enabling real-time telemetry visualization and robot monitoring during matches using WPI's ntcore library.
VingVis is a no-code/low-code visual path planning and robot autonomous control tool for FRC/FTC that allows users to design robot trajectories, control servos, and detect colors using drag-and-drop node-based programming without writing code.
FTC Scout is a web-based scouting application designed for FTC teams to collect and organize match data during competitions.
An interactive, web-based learning platform for FTC robotics programming that teaches Java and robotics concepts through hands-on coding exercises.
FTCLiveStream is a web application that provides an enhanced livestream viewing experience for FTC events, built by Team 20240 Slingshot. It offers an alternative to standard FTC event livestreaming with a reimagined interface.
Blitz is an accessible autonomous trajectory editor for FTC, FRC, V5RC, VURC, and other robotics programs. It provides a visual interface for planning and editing autonomous paths and motion profiles.
RoboRegistry is a web application for managing attendance collection at FIRST scrimmages and off-season events. It uses Flask, Firebase, and authentication to streamline event check-in and registration workflows.
An unofficial FLL Robot-Game scoreboard web application that supports multiple FLL seasons (City Shaper, Into Orbit). Designed for tournament organizers and event staff to manage and display match scores.
A timing and team display tool for FIRST LEGO League robot game events. Provides match timer and team information display for event operations.
RoboVibe is a community hub for FLL and robotics teams to discuss path-planning strategies, share solutions, report bugs, and request features for mobile robot programming using LEGO platforms (Mindstorms, SPIKE, PyBricks).