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We aim to create a robotics culture that values collaboration as much as innovation.

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Our Mission

We want to unite the worlds of STEM and the humanities: technical skills can be acquired and refined over time, but soft skills like communication, collaboration, and adaptability form the foundation of innovation and teamwork.

Our Community

Camber = Diverse. We strive to build an inclusive team that encourages collaboration. Our members come from Hispanic, LGBTQ+, and other backgrounds underrepresented in STEM.

Our team includes people with a broad range of interests representing the next generation of many fields:

Engineering
Graphic design
Business
Computer science
The humanities
Political science
And more!

Our Story

In 2023, a group of Keystone School students decided they wanted to create an FRC team to pursue their interests in engineering. That idea has since grown into today's Camber Robotics, which now embraces skills beyond STEM. Last year, our rookie year, we had no mentors, little knowledge of FRC, and worked out of the corner of a middle-school classroom. Still, we managed to custom-design, build, and program a robot by the 2024 San Antonio competition and achieved highest-placed rookie team. This year, under the guidance of a more experienced mentor, the BroncBotz (3481), our team managed to win the Judge's Choice Award at the Houston competition and went on to win the Rising All-Star award at state.

Our Outreach & Service

Fundraising

During the 2024 season, we raised nearly $10,000 through connecting with FRC-related organizations and local businesses; this amount was matched by Keystone.

Community Impact

Our leadership runs SA Smart, a nonprofit for water conservation. Our team includes NHS officers with 4000+ volunteer hours combined.

Partners

Our Innovation

Camber's lead programmer developed a Battery Management System to help FRC teams track and maintain their robot batteries effectively.

See what it's like at batteries.camberrobotics.com.