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We are Team 2412, the Robototes, from Sammamish High School!
We are Team 2412, the Robototes, from Sammamish High School!
Our Mission
Our Mission
To provide all members with the opportunity to grow and learn as leaders, learners and innovators, all while growing interest in STEM in our community.
To provide all members with the opportunity to grow and learn as leaders, learners and innovators, all while growing interest in STEM in our community.
Our Vision
Our Vision
To make world class robots, produce workforce ready members, and grow accessibility in STEM education in our entire community.
To make world class robots, produce workforce ready members, and grow accessibility in STEM education in our entire community.
Core Values
Core Values
Gracious Professionalism
Gracious Professionalism
Foster a community and program where the opportunity to learn from others is valued over the opportunity to defeat others.
Excellence
Excellence
Never compromise on quality, effort given, or attitude, to ensure member prowess and real-world experiences.
Leadership
Leadership
Develop leadership skills that members will carry with them for life, making them more employable and change-makers in their communities.
Innovation
Innovation
Take every opportunity to learn and improve as a leader, engineer, programmer, or in any other specialty area.
Education
Education
Create an environment with the top priority of giving every community and team member the opportunity to learn and grow.
Safety
Safety
Build the skills to accomplish tasks in a safe and effective manner.
Who are we?
Who are we?
Robototes History
Robototes History
The Robototes, FRC Team 2412, was founded in 2007 at Sammamish High School with 12 students and 2 mentors, first competing in 2008. Our first competition was OverDrive, and we've been building robots ever since. Our workspace changed frequently until 2015, when 2412 settled in Sammamish High School’s engineering and robotics rooms.
Since then, enrollment has tripled and currently consists of 65 students and 20 mentors. Increasing female participation is an ongoing focus for the team, especially for outreach events.
More than just robots
More than just robots
Although building robots is definitely important, we also have many members who are involved in other non-robot aspects, such as Finance and Outreach. A good team, which we strive to be, is well-balanced in all areas. Even if you're not into building robots or programming, you can still help! Our team meets at Sammamish High School in the engineering room (room 143, first floor) after school on Mondays, and 4 days a week during the build season.
Best years
Best years
Our most successful seasons were 2014, 2019, and 2023 . In these three years, we have won a total of 83 matches (not including the offseason) and received many awards. You can see all of our past competitions at The Blue Alliance or check out our current season here.
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