FIRST
FIRST designs accessible, innovation programs to build self-confidence, knowledge and life skills while motivating young people to pursue opportunities in science, technology and engineering.  FIRST inspires in young people, their schools and communities an appreciation of science and technology, and how mastering these can enrich the lives of all.

FIRSTwiki
FIRSTwiki is an open-content encyclopedia about the FIRST Robotics Competition, designed to provide the FIRST community a useful resource for all aspects of the project.  Following the tenets of gracious professionalism, members contribute back to the community by recording useful information that other members can benefit from. 

BEST
BEST is a non-profit, volunteer organization whose mission is to inspire students to pursue careers in engineering, science, and technology through participation in a sports-like, science- and engineering-based robotics competition.

CoCo BEST
CoCo BEST is the Collin County hub of the Texas Boosting Engineering Science and Technology (BEST) contest.  The contest is for everyone, not just potential engineers or scientists.  Graphical arts, music, fundraising, organizational skills, leadership, and teaming are just a few of the additional skills emphasized.

Catlin Gabel Robotics
Team 1540, the Catlin Gabel Robotics Society from Portland, Oregon, focuses on mechanics, electronics, software engineering, web development, CAD, and much more.  The team won the 2005 Championship Best Website Award.

Chief Delphi
Team 47's popular forum is open to all FIRST robotics teams.  Throughout the forum, you can find questions and answers, discussions, and more about FIRST.

CHS TechHounds
The TechHounds are a group of students at Carmel High School that work together in many different areas with one goal, which is to create a robot and everything else involved in the process while promotion gracious professionalism.

Cybersonics
Cybersonics Technology Team 103's FIRST Interactive Rural SupporT provides service to the FIRST community to support, strengthen, and begin FIRST Robotics teams across rural America.

Cyber Wolf Corps
Team 647, the Cyber Wolf Corps, brings together Robert M. Shoemaker High School, the United States Army Operational Test Command, and a defense contractor, TESCO, from Killeen, TX to participate in FIRST.

Hightower Robotics
The Hightower Robotics Club, Team 434 from Missouri City, Texas, has been around since 1998 and has a long legacy of success competing at the FIRST and BEST robotics competitions.

High Voltage
High Voltage Team 231 consists of students from five schools including Sam Rayburn, Pasadena Memorial, South Houston, Dobie and Pasadena High School.

Lebanon Robotics
The BEST Robotics Team of Lebanon, Missouri fosters interest and knowledge of science and mathematics.  The web site features a journal, media, a message board, and much more!

Paola Panthers Robotics
Team 1108 participates in the FIRST robotics competition every year.  Comprised of twenty students, four faculty advisors, ten community mentors, and a supportive community, they have formed a bond while learning science and technology in the building of their panther robot.

Provine High School Robotics Team
Established in 1999, Team 462 is a technological team that competes in robotics competitions once a year to attract other students and the community.  The team is designed to inspire and motivate students to become more interesting and involved in science and technology.

Reagan Robodogs 441
Team 441 from Houston, Texas consists of members from Reagan High School of Industrial Engineering and Computer Technology.  The team takes pride in their rugged six weeks building period and return to the Lone Star Regional saying "We're back and we're ready to play."

Rockwall Robotics
The closest team to the Robowranglers, Team 1296 from Rockwall, Texas is comprised of students and teachers from Rockwall High School and professional engineers from the community.

Steampunk Robotics
Team 1577 is a rookie FIRST team from Aviv High School in Ra’anana, Israel.  The robotics team which consists of 28 students, two mentors-engineers, and a host of supporting graduates, began two years ago and is rising to the FIRST challenge this year.

Team Blarglefish
Team 1255 began as Zelda's Mafia in 2003 and now includes two high schools from Baytown, Texas.  The newly formed Team Blarglefish is on its way to begin a new winning tradition.

Team Fusion
Team Fusion is a participant in the FIRST robotics competition and consists of students from the Mississippi Gulf Coast and several engineers from Dupont and NASA Stennis Space Center.

The Woodlands High School Robotics & Engineering Club
Team 1477 participates in various robotics competitions, enabling the team to practice work ethics, time-management, teamwork, leadership, and communications skills.  The Engineering Club unites students interested in the disparate fields of engineering: aerospace, architectural, biomedical, chemical, civil, computer, electrical, mechanical, and petroleum.

Tornado Alley Cats
The Tornado Alley Cats are Team 476 from Ponca City, Oklahoma and are sponsored by ConocoPhillips, Cookshack, Stolhand Heat & Air, Oklahoma State University College of Engineering, Precision Tool & Die, Houston Robotics, and Advanced Web Systems.

NASA Robotics Education Project
The NASA Robotics Education Project is dedicated to encouraging people to become involved in science and engineering, particularly robotics.  REP works to capture the educational potential of NASA's robotics mission by supporting educational robotics competitions.

Used-Robots.com
Used-Robots.com is an integrator of new and used industrial robots, automation and other industrial robotics applications.  Located in the Midwest, the company supports many industrial robots and brands such as Panasonic, Fanuc, Nachi, Kawasaki, Motoman, OTC, Hyundai, and ABB.

Rube Goldberg
Through his inventions, Rube Goldberg discovered difficult ways to achieve easy results.  His cartoons were, as he said, symbols of man's capacity for exerting maximum force to accomplish minimal results.

The High-Tech Texan
As the technology and Web expert for several media outlets in Texas, Michael Garfield, "The High-Tech Texan," keeps up with the newest technology with a passion.  If it beeps, chirps, buzzes or uses a remote control, chances are that Michael has it or certainly knows about it.