Our team is about more than robots. We work to make STEM easier to reach for everyone, by sharing what we learn and bringing robotics to new communities.
We have introduced 10,000+ people to FIRST, our programs have impacted 200+ teams, and SolversLib has drawn 14,500+ visits.
From our 2026 sponsorship package
100+Students taught
Our own curriculum, built from our FIRST LEGO League years, for kids entering grades 4 to 7.
35,000+CAD part uses by other teams
As an Open Alliance team, we publish our CAD, code, and portfolios for others to learn from. We also maintain SolversLib, currently the only public library to support swerve for FTC.
1,500+Reached at live showcases
We take our robot to festivals, schools, and public events, and meet with nearby city councils and local state representatives to help everyone get access to STEM education.
Seattle Solvers’ mentorship was an important part of our success in initial competitions as they helped design our first shooter and walked us through the tricky programming that came along with it.
Solvers helped revive a dying swerve movement and showed me that even in FTC, so much more is possible. Seeing a group of fellow HS students accomplishing so much with complex mechanisms and software normally not seen in FTC inspired me to do the same, and allowed me to win awards and make worlds.
I didn’t know about swerve until I saw the work done on swerve. The CAD broadened my horizons on what was possible in FTC. Solvers has started the swerve journeys of many teams, reviving swerve when it was fading into obscurity.
We piloted our full-year curriculum at a school in Tamil Nadu, India, and trained the teachers who now run the class.
We wrote it for rural schools around the world that don’t yet offer STEM education, and we’re looking to expand the program in the coming years.
Sponsor usOur team attends public events to promote STEM and FIRST to diverse audiences.
Our team attended VegFest, a vegetarian food festival.
We attended Salmon Days, a festival celebrating the salmon’s migration.
Our team visited CodeWiz to showcase our robot to students and interest them in FIRST.
We collaborated with FTC Team 14343, FTC Team 19745, and FRC Team 1899 to showcase our robot and promote the mission of FIRST.
We attended the STEM night at Samantha Smith Elementary School to spread STEM and FIRST to students.
The team hosts an annual garage sale to raise funds and introduce the community to FIRST and STEM.
