On the Build team, the main goals are constructing a reliable drive base and designing mechanisms for the robot. Build team members use their engineering skills to create a CAD model of the robot, cut or construct the parts they need in the shop, and test and iterate on the mechanisms they've designed. Build team is currently lead by Thomas Mooney and Anthony Troullier who are both juniors

The Business team reaches out to potential sponsors to help raise funds for the team. Business team is currently lead by senior Ian Thompson. The team keeps current sponsors informed about the team’s progress through social media, newsletters and the team website.  Business team conducts outreach through phone calls, emails, presentations, and lab tours. Business members learn better communication skills and expand their writing from just essays to newsletters, emails and brochures. 

The Code team writes commands for the robot using the programming language Java.  Coders work to program different classes and methods to control different aspects of the robot's actions. Code team is lead by Xingtong (Amy) Xiang who is a senior and Ian Frankel who is a Junior. Coding gives team members opportunities to learn and apply their knowledge of computer science and programming.  Without coding and programming, none of what we do on our team would be possible.

The Electronics team takes the frame the Build team makes, and gives the robot the necessary equipment, motors, and power to move and sense its environment.  The team integrates sensors and motors into a cohesive system on the electronics plate.  Electronics challenges team members to be organized, dedicated, and hone their technical skills. Electronics is lead by talented senior Noah Hockert. The Electronics and Coding teams work closely together to ensure that systems and components built by the Electronics team are programmed properly.