Application closed this season, new applications won’t be reviewed until next year date
Our team is comprised of multiple individuals with interests in all aspects of the STEM field.
Fusion 4133 builds a robot each year to participate in the FIRST Tech Challenge. This is a huge process that involves design, build, programming, and reiteration. When building a robot you will learn how to use CAD, power tools and many other things.
We have an incredible space to be creative and learn new things in a fun and fast-paced environment . We have also shown how world class robots are always better with a tight-knit team standing behind them and we want YOU to be a part of it!
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Fill out the following form to submit an application. Once we get your application we will set up a day for you to come in and meet with us!
2023-2024 Application Deadline: 7/1/2023
Programming team, build team, documentation team
Please check out our role descriptions before opening the application: Click Here
I have been doing robotics for the last six years and it has taught me so much. One of the coolest things about this program is the environment. We constantly build and grow and we love to support each other in and out of robotics. I have met some amazing people from other teams throughout Montana which makes every competition a fun reuni
I have been doing robotics for the last six years and it has taught me so much. One of the coolest things about this program is the environment. We constantly build and grow and we love to support each other in and out of robotics. I have met some amazing people from other teams throughout Montana which makes every competition a fun reunion. Spending time with the people that make robotics great is my favorite part of being on the team.
Out of the many things I have learned during my time on this team my favorite is public speaking. I’ve had many opportunities to become a better public speaker. I have also learned how to handle failure. It is so important to know how to recover after something doesn’t work the way you want it to and my time in robotics has helped me learn how to overcome these obstacles.
I joined Fusion to continue learning about robotics and all of its components including, using power tools, CAD software, and a lot of team work skills. My favorite thing about robotics is the environment at competitions. Getting to meet new people from all different places who share a common interest is a super fun experience and a great way to make new friends.
We compete in the FIRST® Tech Challenge. Fusion strives to participate within the spirit of FIRST® ; we want everyone to learn the value of teamwork and Gracious Professionalism as well as be involved, share ideas and contribute to the team. The team believes strongly in the engineering process and that planning and teamwork are the two most important aspects of this process.
We compete in the FIRST® Tech Challenge. Fusion strives to participate within the spirit of FIRST® ; we want everyone to learn the value of teamwork and Gracious Professionalism as well as be involved, share ideas and contribute to the team. The team believes strongly in the engineering process and that planning and teamwork are the two most important aspects of this process.
There are many ways to get involved with 4133 Fusion, from volunteering and donating to attending our events and spreading the word. Join our community today to make a difference.
Our main subteams are build, programming, and documentation. In these sub categories we then have builders, designers, coders, marketing and social media people. See our role descriptions for more!
Every year varies with how many members we keep, but typically we stay between 7 and 10 members.
Any 7th -12th grade student in the Helena area!
Our season begins in September when the game drops and can continue through April. Our team also enjoys doing activities together outside of the season inclusing outreach events or just fun team bowling nights.
We work in the basement of the Helena Regional Airport. They have generously donated this space for us to work out of and it is an amazing place for all of our teams to learn and build robots!
We strive to give back to our community as much as we can because without the support of this amazing community we would not be able to operate. As such, we volunteer at many events throughout the year, do displays and presentations for businesses and give presentations at schools.
We try to get out into the community and help wherever we can.If you need volunteers at your next event shoot us an email at 4133.fusion@gmail.com and we will get back to you as soon as possible.
We would love for you to get involved! Please send us an email at 4133.fusion@gmail.com or use our contact page to reach out!
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Our programmers use Java and are responsible for the software side of the team. They program the autonomous portion of the game (which is the first 30 seconds) and the controllers for the drive team. They integrate sensors and are always learning new ways to make the robot run more effectively. Along with our older team members we have two amazing mentors that are software engineers who help us tremendously and love to teach new members, so don’t be afraid if you have little or no experience!
Our team is made up of dedicated professionals who are passionate about making a difference in the lives of those we serve. From case managers to outreach workers, we work together to provide comprehensive support to our clients.
We are proud to partner with a variety of local organizations to provide the best possible support to our clients. From food banks to healthcare providers, our partners help us extend our reach and impact in the community.
We are proud to partner with a variety of local organizations to provide the best possible support to our clients. From food banks to healthcare providers, our partners help us extend our reach and impact in the community.