About Team 3926
We are a team that allows students to explore their interest in STEM as well as develop their people skills. We allow for space to grow and nurture passions in order to create a future generation of engineers, entrepreneurs and leaders. Our goal is to foster a plethora of integral skills, ranging from public speaking to building and designing, in order to create the most holistic view of engineering possible. We hope to embody a spirit of innovation, problem-solving, and exploration through building robots. While every skill is valued, we encourage each student to find a specific place on the team where they can learn, flourish, and then lead.
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Mechanical Team
The Mechanical team's main goals are constructing a reliable drive base and designing mechanisms for the robot. Mechanical team members use their 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.
Operations Team
The Operations team reaches out to potential sponsors to help raise funds for the team. The Ops team keeps current sponsors informed about the team’s progress through social media, newsletters, and the team website. The Ops team conducts outreach through phone calls, emails, presentations, and lab tours. Ops members learn better communication skills and expand their writing from essays to newsletters, emails, and brochures.
Electronics Team
The Electronics team is responsible for putting motors, batteries, and sensors on the robot. The team wires the components to ensure the robot has power, sends data and that the components communicate with each other. This team innovates throughout the season to troubleshoot issues and implement solutions requiring new electronics.
CAD Team
The CAD team uses their engineering skills to create a computer-aided design model of the robot, cut or construct the parts they need in the shop, and test and modify the mechanisms they've designed.
Code Team
The Code team designs the overall software architecture and manages version control. On top of that, they also debug issues throughout the build season and competitions. Additionally, the subteam also analyzes performance data and iterates algorithms to improve accuracy, efficiency, and on-field consistency under real match conditions. This subteam is an integral part of the team and are responsible for bringing the robot to life.
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Operating Systems Team
The Operating Systems Team is responsible for managing our Notion-based operating system, which is responsible for tracking the team's overall advancement throughout the season. OS team members lead meetings every lab hours to ensure the efficient delegation of tasks and the whole team's awareness of each subteam's progress.
Tel: 651.777.2555 ext. 462