
Fenton Robotics
Fenton Robotics is made up of 12 teams from grades K-12. We are located in Fenton, MI. We are so excited to show you what's in store for us this season!
About Us

Our Fenton Robotics family is a combination of our FRC, FTC, and FLL teams. In robotics, students can chose from a number of teams such as build, design, programming, marketing, impact, safety, and drive team. These teams work together to finalize and create a robot that will compete in many divisions throughout the season. There is a new game to play with new tasks every year, so students are always solving problems and innovating designs to create the perfect robot to win awards and competitions.
Mission
Our mission is to have closer interactions between the team parents, mentors, and students to promote camaraderie, familiarity, learning, and unity. It provides for more natural transitions between the teams as the students grow and advance in the robotics program. This cooperation between teams provides for sustainability of upper level team mentors and students.
Fenton Robotics loves to empower students as well as teach them valuable skills to use for future jobs. Kids can learn to program, design, build, promote, and speak publicly to judges about their robots at competitions.

Teams
Fenton Robotics has many teams from grades K-12. We divide them into three groups, FRC, FTC, and FLL.
FRC
First Robotics Challenge

We have one FRC team made up of grades 9-12. This is our high school team, the Titanium Tigers, team 5114.
They compete at the high school level and have the largest robots and fields.
FTC
First Tech Challenge
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We have three FTC teams, with our two middle school teams being the Tungsten Tigers, team 7643, and the Chromium Tigers, team 19561. We also have an FTC junior team, made of 4th and 5th graders. This team is our Iriduim Tigers, team number 26425. This FTC junior team made it to the States competition last year and competed against middle schoolers.
FLL
First Lego League

Our FLL group has 8 teams:
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Team 24470, Tiger Stripes
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Team 24471, Tiger Paws
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Team 29168, Tiger Cubs
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Team 31558, Tiger Kits
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Team 31575, Tiger Claws
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Team 31577, Tiger Eyes
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Team 38050, Siberian Tigers
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Team 52545, Bengal Tigers
These teams range from grades K-5. They use the smallest robots built using Lego parts, and play their game on a tabletop surface.