Ed Sparks' collection of FIRST CAD models, from motors and controllers to playing fields and Small Parts inventory.

News and information regarding the FIRST Robotics Competition Midwest Regional, held each year in Chicago, IL.

Official site. Contains information on the event, brochures about FIRST, and forums.

The official site with news, information, and resources for teams.

Finger Lakes Regional website, including resources for starting a team and information on the regional held at Rochester Institute of Technology.

A website where FIRST Sites are able be ranked against other FIRST sites according to the average hits per day.

An open-content encyclopedia for the FIRST Robotics Competition.

A location on the web for everyone addicted to FIRST to share their stories and become more addicted.

Search Engine that searches through a database of F.I.R.S.T. rules.

IndianaFIRST is a website that grew from the FIRST community in Indiana, it is a resource for the state and for the FIRST community at large.

The official supplier of the FIRST Robotics Competition for the control systems, speed controllers, and spike.

Contains information about NASA's Robotics Education Project, including applications for NASA grants and a special page for Educators.

An animated tutorial created by Olin College to assist FIRST teams with construction of their robots. [Flash plugin required to view site]

OpenFIRST is an integrated set of modules which may be used together to create or enhance a web site. It is directed towards teams participating in the FIRST competition.

The ultimate resource for anyone interested in the Pittsburgh Regional FIRST Robotics Competition.

FIRST Applications, including his famous RoboEmu and How-To's for programming.

Photos of FIRST Robotics teams and events with a mission to provide royalty-free, high quality digital photographs for the promotion of FIRST Robotics.

A committee formed by US FIRST robotics teams in Southern California to provide a way for Southern California rookie and veteran teams to get help and to share opinions so that the experience can be improved for everyone. SCRRF sponsors events and workshops.

Team in a Box was designed to help rookie teams and their mentors get started, provided free of charge.

The purpose of this website is to provide a common place on the internet where FIRST robotic programmers can come and share or learn from example code uploaded and hosted on our web server. Created by Team 1501.