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Important Notices:

⚠ REEFSCAPE℠ presented by Haas - details released! ⚠

  • The 2025 FRC game REEFSCAPE details were released on January 4th, 2025. If you missed the game reveal, you can watch it here. FIRST has a full section of their website dedicated to the game, including the game manual, field drawings, and more. You can find that information here.

New FRC Products:

Vendor Link Highlights & CD thread
Andymark Andymark Powered Elevator, Koors40 Brushed DC Motor Controller and the new REEFSCAPE Reef Pipe, Cage, Net and game pieces. A Chief Delphi thread can be found here
Cross the Road Electronics (CTRE) CTRE Kraken X44, Talon FXS, Minion, CANdi and the CANrange. A Chief Delphi thread can be found here
Limelight Vision Limelight Vision Limelight Vision and Raspberry Pi were selected as new ‘Future Robot Controller’ vendors. Read more here
Playing with Fusion Playing with Fusion XT30 Power Distribution Module and PTC Fused Power Distribution Module. A Chief Delphi thread can be found here
Plummer Industries Plummer Industries Drive Corners! A Chief Delphi thread can be found here
REV Robotics REV ION MaxComposite Sheets, SPARK Flex Dock and an all new Complete Swerve Drivetrain . A Chief Delphi thread can be found here
Swyft Robotics Swyft Robotics CANnect, Ascend Telescoping Elevator and Bumpers!. A Chief Delphi thread can be found here
The Thrifty Bot Thrifty Bot Thrifty Cam, Thrifty Swerve and Thrifty Nova. A Chief Delphi thread can be found here
VEX Robotics VEX Pro A Chief Delphi thread can be found here
West Coast Products (WCP) WCP Swerve X2S, and X2. A Chief Delphi thread can be found here.

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