About BTA Robotics

Welcome to BTA Robotics, the high school robotics team dedicated to innovation and excellence. Our team members are passionate about building robots and competing in various events. Stay updated with our blog, take part in our fundraising opportunities, and check out our schedule of events to catch us in action.

Meet Our Team

Our team consists of enthusiastic individuals who bring diverse skills and experiences to the table. Together, we work tirelessly to design, build, and test cutting-edge robots. We are dedicated to inspiring others and making a positive impact in the field of robotics.

John Doe

Team Captain

John is a visionary leader who motivates the team and oversees the development of our robotics projects.

john.doe@btarobotics.com

Jane Smith

Lead Engineer

Jane is an experienced engineer who plays a key role in the design and implementation of our robotic systems.

jane.smith@btarobotics.com

Alex Johnson

Programming Specialist

Alex is a skilled programmer who contributes to the functionality and performance of our robotic creations.

alex.johnson@btarobotics.com

Emily Brown

Mechanical Engineer

Emily brings expertise in mechanical engineering and contributes to the structural design of our robots.

emily.brown@btarobotics.com

Olivia Wilson

Electrical Engineer

Olivia specializes in electrical engineering and is integral to the electrical systems of our robotic devices.

olivia.wilson@btarobotics.com

Ryan Martinez

Marketing Coordinator

Ryan leads our marketing efforts and ensures that our team's achievements are shared with the community.

ryan.martinez@btarobotics.com

Boston Trinity Academy

BTA Robotics

Building thoughtful engineers through competitive robotics.

At Boston Trinity Academy, robotics is where design, coding, strategy, teamwork, and perseverance come together. Students build real machines, solve real engineering problems, and compete through the FIRST Tech Challenge.

Join the Team Support Robotics

Build. Test. Improve.

Engineering habits that last beyond the robot.

Mechanical Design

Students prototype, assemble, tune, and improve mechanisms that turn ideas into reliable motion.

Programming

Teams write autonomous and driver-controlled code, debug sensors, and make the robot respond with precision.

Strategy

Students read the game, plan match roles, evaluate tradeoffs, and adjust designs after real testing.

Teamwork

Robotics asks students to communicate clearly, document decisions, and keep improving together.

About

About BTA Robotics

BTA Robotics is a student-centered engineering program at Boston Trinity Academy. Through competitive robotics, students learn to turn ideas into working machines while practicing collaboration, problem-solving, and gracious professionalism.

We help students become thoughtful builders, clear communicators, and resilient leaders who use technology with purpose.

BTA Robotics students working together in the lab

DesignCodeBuildDriveDocumentLead

No experience is required. Curiosity, commitment, and a willingness to learn are enough.

Teams

Our Teams

BTA Robotics includes multiple FIRST Tech Challenge teams, giving more students the opportunity to build, program, drive, and lead.

FTC Team #25708

Deus Et Machina

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FTC Team #32822

Via Veritas Voltage

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FTC Team #32898

Deus Et Machina II

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During the season

Students read the game manual, brainstorm designs, build prototypes, program autonomous and driver-controlled systems, practice matches, and improve the robot after every test.

View FTC Team Pages Meet the Robot Season Updates

Gallery

Inside BTA Robotics

A look inside BTA Robotics: practice sessions, competition days, robot testing, and the small moments where engineering becomes real.

Practice field at BTA Robotics — Testing a new mechanism in the lab.

Competition field for robotics — Competition day with BTA Robotics.

BTA Robotics official team group photo — Building, debugging, and improving together.

BTA Robotics robot portrait — Preparing the robot between matches.

Students programming the robot — Design review during practice.

Robot in match action — Competition testing under pressure.

Closeup of robot build — Robot parts becoming a working system.

Team with robot at competition — Students representing BTA Robotics.

Student adjusting robot mechanism — Careful adjustments after testing.

Students debugging in the pit — Building, debugging, and improving together.

Support

Support BTA Robotics

BTA Robotics depends on generous support from families, alumni, and friends of Boston Trinity Academy. Gifts help students access the tools, parts, travel, registration, and learning opportunities that make competitive robotics possible.

Robot PartsCompetition TravelRegistrationTools & BatteriesField ElementsLab Improvements

Every gift helps students learn by building, testing, failing, improving, and competing with confidence.

Support Robotics and STEM

Join

Join BTA Robotics

Interested in robotics? BTA Robotics welcomes students who want to build, code, drive, design, organize, document, or simply learn something new.

Bring curiosity. We will help with the rest.