FRC & FTC Competitive Robotics Training
We treat robotics like a competitive sport. From building industrial-grade 54kg robots to mastering Java, we coach students to win at the highest level: the FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC) and FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC).
For robotics, the World Cup is FRC. We see robotics as a sport combining strategy, innovation, and teamwork. This video celebrates our teams' victories, including the Engineering Inspiration Award and our mentor's Woodie Flowers Finalist Award.
This is the official recognition of our team's hard work. The judges' citation for Team Kaizen's Engineering Excellence Award at the FIRST World Championship highlights their relentless innovation and professional design process.
A moment of immense pride for our two FRC teams at the World Championship in Houston. With a 100% success rate, Team Sigma 9692 and Team Kaizen 10428 both brought home prestigious awards, making India proud on the global stage.
Team Kaizen 10428, in their rookie season, posing with their award-winning robot at the FIRST World Championship. Their success is a testament to our mentorship and their dedication to engineering excellence.
Both of our FRC teams, Sigma and Kaizen, united at the World Championship in Houston. This image captures the spirit of collaboration and shared success that defines our academy's approach to competitive robotics.
The judges' words for Team Sigma 9692, recipients of the Judge's Choice Award. They were recognized for embodying the heart of FIRST by uniting people with a shared vision of teamwork and perseverance.
Vihaana Desai of Team Sigma stands proudly with their award-winning robot at the FRC World Championship in Houston. This machine, a product of months of design and iteration, helped the team secure the prestigious Judges' Award.
The entire Team Sigma celebrates their success at the FIRST 2025 Championship in Houston. This group photo captures the culmination of their hard work, which earned them a top spot among global competitors.
Vihaana Desai, draped in the Indian flag, holds the team's awards. This powerful image symbolizes our achievement of representing India and winning at the highest level of international school robotics.
Your child can be part of a team that represents India on the world stage. This poster highlights Team Sigma 9692, our back-to-back FRC World Champions, and invites new students to join our legacy of success.
About Our Legacy of Champions: FTC & FRC
Our FTC and FRC programs operate like a professional engineering startup rather than a standard classroom. Your child will navigate the exact rigor of a competitive build season, complete with late-night coding sessions and the pressure of real-time global championships, all while documenting their work for a STEM portfolio that gets noticed by top-tier universities.
Engineering as a Sport
At RFL Academy, we believe that robotics is the varsity sport of the future. When your child joins our FRC (FIRST Robotics Competition) or FTC (FIRST Tech Challenge) teams, they aren't just learning to assemble parts. They are learning to manage engineering projects, master Java coding, and collaborate under the same constraints professional engineers face in the industry.
The Path to Global Success
We provide the roadmap from rookie to world-class competitor. Our students at Team Sigma 9692 have proven that talent from India can dominate on the global stage. By joining our competitive league, students gain:
- Technical Mastery: Hands-on experience with CAD, 3D printing, pneumatics, and high-torque motor systems.
- Competitive Strategy: Training in data-driven scouting, match strategy, and alliance building.
- College Ready Portfolios: Guidance on crafting Engineering Notebooks and Impact Projects that showcase their journey to Ivy League admissions boards.
Why Join Our Team
This is a commitment for students who want more than a hobby. Whether you are in Mumbai, Ahmedabad, or Surat, our centers provide the hardware, mentorship, and practice fields required to compete at the FIRST championships. We guide students through the entire season, from early design iterations to the intense days of competition in Houston. If you want to see your child build, fail, iterate, and ultimately win, our doors are open.
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