Design
Students turn ideas into solutions through planning, prototyping, CAD, testing, and iteration.
FRC
First Robotics Competition
Designing, building, programming, and competing at the highest level of Holt Robotics.
Grades 9–12
RoboRams · Team 6078
Holt Robotics' high school FIRST Robotics Competition team. Students work alongside mentors to design, manufacture, program, test, and compete with a full-scale competition robot.
ProgramFRC
Grade level9–12
Team6078
ProgramHolt Robotics
The experience
Learn by building something real.
RoboRams gives high school students the opportunity to take on complex engineering challenges while working as part of a student-led team. Members contribute across mechanical design, fabrication, electrical systems, programming, strategy, media, outreach, and team operations.
Students learn through designing, building, programming, testing, communicating, documenting, and improving their work throughout the season.
More than competition
Students build skills that go far beyond the robot.
Build
Teams learn how individual mechanical, electrical, and software systems come together into a complete robot.
Program
Students use software, sensors, automation, and control systems to bring the robot to life.
Lead
Communication, teamwork, project management, outreach, and leadership are part of every successful robotics program.
Weekly updates
Follow RoboRams throughout the season.
Follow the team's progress with updates from the shop, competitions, outreach events, and throughout the season.
Program highlights
What makes First Robotics Competition different.
Full-scale engineering
Students design and build a large competition robot using real engineering processes including CAD, prototyping, fabrication, electronics, testing, and iteration.
Advanced programming
Programming students develop robot software, autonomous routines, sensors, vision systems, driver controls, and other software that brings the robot to life.
Student leadership
Students take ownership of technical work, project planning, strategy, communication, outreach, documentation, and team operations.
Team information
What students and families need to know.
When we build
The FRC BIOCORE season kick-off is January 9, 2027 and continues through the build and competition season which concludes in May with the World Championships.
Where the team works
New high school members (including FTC alum) are being welcomed Thursday, October 29 from 3-5pm at North Campus Robotics room. The last date to join for the 26-27 season is Noveber 30, 2026.
Become part of the team
Holt high school students interested in engineering, programming, fabrication, electronics, business, media, strategy, or leadership can find a place on RoboRams. Prior robotics experience is not required; however, the cutoff to join the 26-27 BIOCORE season is November 30, 2026.
Resources
Team links & information.
Ready to build?
Find your place in Holt Robotics.
Students, families, mentors, volunteers, and community supporters all have a role in making the program successful.