Friday, December 27, 2013


In one weeks time, our team will gather together at the Ohio State University campus, eagerly awaiting to discover what the FRC 2014 game will be. In 2012, the game was Rebound Rumble. The team made Glitch, a robot able to shoot basketballs into hoops and balance on bridges. In 2013, the game was Ultimate Ascent. During the 2013 season, we built Sketchy, a robot that launched frisbees into goals and was capable of climbing a pryamid. We can't wait to see what FIRST has came up with this year!

FRC releases a game hint to give teams a clue of what the challenge will be each year. Help us decode the hint! Click here to see the hint.

Posted on Friday, December 27, 2013 by Unknown

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Friday, December 6, 2013


Unfortunately, due to bad weather conditions, Technical Difficulties will not be attending Christmas on the Towne. Sadly, we can't run robots in the snow. Enjoy your wintry weekend!

Posted on Friday, December 06, 2013 by Unknown

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Tuesday, November 26, 2013

 Come Kick-Off your Holiday Season with Us!

 At Christmas on the Towne

Come visit Team 4085 on Saturday December 7th from 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM, in Reynoldsburg. 


Children are welcome to drive the robots.

Donations  are greatly appreciated.

"Held the 1st Saturday of December, Christmas on the Towne kicks off the holiday season.  Local merchants open their shops with specials and give-aways for adults and kids alike.  Visit with Santa Claus, stop by the Secret Santa Shop, enjoy a carriage ride through Olde Reynoldsburg and sample many of the seasonal goodies that are offered throughout the day." 

                                                                                     - City of Reynoldsburg

Posted on Tuesday, November 26, 2013 by Unknown

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Wednesday, November 13, 2013

Even through kickoff is on January 4th, the team is already busy preparing for the 2014 season. Marketing is hard at work developing new communications channels, design is busy making buttons and posters to help spread the word, and the electrical, fabrication and mechanical teams are making a robot cart to help new members learn how to build a chassis. Programming is creating macros to make new functions easier to add and modify, and procurement is making sure we have all the supplies we need. Logistics is making sure we all stay on track, and our mentors and coaches are already contributing their time and talents to making 2014 the best year ever!

Posted on Wednesday, November 13, 2013 by Anonymous

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