About
Little Potato Robotics FTC Team 30592 is an FTC (FIRST Tech Challenge) robotics team where students work on CAD design, coding, design, and teamwork. Team members compete in FIRST Technical Challenge competitions and develop robotics technologies such as the Huskylens Camera and software for the Limelight smart camera. Their robotics work has included multiple robots, including Red Potatoes, Rose Finn Apple Potato, and Golden Potatoes, with the Golden Potatoes robot focusing on high throughput shooting in both far side shooting and near side shooting.
• Ages: 11–14 years old
Little Potato Robotics FTC Team 30592 states that its mission is to share STEM education and robotics knowledge beyond the team. The team promotes STEM education in the Bay Area by hosting hands-on sessions and a summer camp for younger students to explore CAD design, coding, building, and teamwork. The team’s community involvement includes supporting children with special needs through Friends of Children with Special Needs, partnering with libraries to run robotics demos, engaging with professors and industry experts to learn about the latest advancements in robotics and technology, and using social media and community events to show robotics. Team members come from a variety of competitive robotics backgrounds, including extensive VEX IQ experience with significant achievements and a combined five years of FIRST LEGO League (FLL) and VEX experience for some members, and the team includes math enthusiasts, passionate coders, design thinkers, and builders. The team describes its culture as being built on creativity, fun, love, sharing, and support.
Little Potato Robotics FTC Team 30592 has received credentials and awards that include U.S. Open Teamwork Champion, World Championship Divisional 2nd Place, NorthCal Teamwork 2nd Place, multiple regional awards such as Excellence, Skills Champion, and Design Award, a #8 position in the 2025 Lobster group competition, and a Winning Alliance award in their first qualification game.
Last updated May 27, 2026.
• Ages: 11–14 years old
Little Potato Robotics FTC Team 30592 states that its mission is to share STEM education and robotics knowledge beyond the team. The team promotes STEM education in the Bay Area by hosting hands-on sessions and a summer camp for younger students to explore CAD design, coding, building, and teamwork. The team’s community involvement includes supporting children with special needs through Friends of Children with Special Needs, partnering with libraries to run robotics demos, engaging with professors and industry experts to learn about the latest advancements in robotics and technology, and using social media and community events to show robotics. Team members come from a variety of competitive robotics backgrounds, including extensive VEX IQ experience with significant achievements and a combined five years of FIRST LEGO League (FLL) and VEX experience for some members, and the team includes math enthusiasts, passionate coders, design thinkers, and builders. The team describes its culture as being built on creativity, fun, love, sharing, and support.
Little Potato Robotics FTC Team 30592 has received credentials and awards that include U.S. Open Teamwork Champion, World Championship Divisional 2nd Place, NorthCal Teamwork 2nd Place, multiple regional awards such as Excellence, Skills Champion, and Design Award, a #8 position in the 2025 Lobster group competition, and a Winning Alliance award in their first qualification game.
Last updated May 27, 2026.
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