GOOD LUCK TO THE TEAMS COMPETING AT THE SAGUARO BLOSSOM QUALIFIER!
Good luck to all the teams competing starting tomorrow in the Saguaro Blossom Qualifier! Your tenacity and GP never cease to amaze us...we can't wait to see what you came up with. GO TEAMS!
All Teams are invited to join us for the Award Ceremony, which will be live-streamed Friday, February 19. The link will be posted to the blog!
DEAN'S LIST - The final deadlines to nominate sophomore or junior students from your team for Events are coming up! With the change to our qualifier schedule, teams have two chances left to nominate. Find out more about the Dean's List and how to nominate your students HERE.
- Desert Vista & Turquoise - February 15, 2021 at 11:59 PM EST
- High Country - March 15, 2021 at 11:59 PM EST
Upcoming Remote Webinars:
Gameplay Pro Tip of the Week
Have a question about the game and not sure where to find the answer? Make sure to check out the Official Q&A forum. Each registered FIRST Tech Challenge team receives an account, where they can ask questions and receive official answers from our game experts throughout the season. If you need assistance accessing your account, please send an email to
Solution Identified for Issue with v6.1 of the Robot Controller Software
There is a known issue where the v6.1 Robot Controller app will cause certain Android phones to crash/reboot when it is connected to another Android device that is running the Driver Station app. The problem is related to a 2.4GHz warning message that appears if a user has phones that supports 5GHz channels but is not explicitly using a 5GHz channel.
This problem causes Motorola E5 phones (and possibly other Motorola phones) to reboot when the Driver Station phone connects to the Robot Controller phone. It only happens if this 2.4GHz warning is enabled. The FIRST Tech Challenge Technology team has identified the cause of the issue and will eventually release a fix that will address the problem. In the interim, teams who are experiencing this problem should disable the 2.4GHz Wi-Fi Warning on the Robot Controller. For further instructions please read our blog post.
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