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Our Story

It started with a small group of high school students who simply loved robotics. They had been competing in FIRST LEGO League (FLL) for a while, but over time, something shifted. They wanted more—more complex challenges, more advanced engineering, and a chance to test their skills on a much bigger stage. That’s when the idea of starting an FRC team took shape.

They had no prior experience, no robot, and no proper workspace. So, they built one—from scratch. A workshop was assembled, tools gathered, and late nights spent learning everything they could: CAD design, electrical systems, pneumatics, strategy, and teamwork. It was messy, intense, and full of momentum.

During their first season, expectations were modest. They were the newcomers, unknown and unproven. But they surprised everyone—earning four awards at their debut competition. That moment marked a turning point. This wasn’t just a group of students trying out FRC. It was the beginning of a serious, committed team—ready to grow, compete, and leave a mark.

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2016 – Team 8BIT Founded Formed as an FLL Challenge team.
Near closure due to low participation, but several dedicated students fought to keep the program running—and succeeded.

2017 – Team Expansion & First Award
Team grew by 20 new members, leading to the creation of a second FLL Challenge team.
Won the Robot Design Award, the team's first official recognition.

2018 – High School Robotics & Local Recognition

Launched a RoboTraffic team for 9th–10th graders to continue their robotics journey.

Further expanded FLL teams and became one of the leading robotics programs in Jerusalem.

2019 – FRC Team Founded & Strong Start
Founded the FRC team and began development.
Won 4 awards as a rookie team, showing a bright future ahead.
Established our own workshop for building and training.

2020/2021 – National Recognition & COVID Adaptation

Won the Imagery Award and were selected for the Championship for the first time.

FLL team placed Top 3 in Israel and won the Gracious Professionalism Award.

Adapted to COVID-19 challenges with remote CAD and programming despite reduced attendance.

2022 – Major Growth and Competitive Breakthroughs
Team size tripled.
Twice led alliances in district finals.
Won Excellence in Engineering and Innovation in Control awards.
An FLL team won the Innovation Project Award and advanced to the National Championship.

2023 – Consistent Performance & Leadership.
Maintained strong competitive levels.
Selected for alliances in both districts participated in.
Earned a Finalist Award and a Quality Award.
Served as an Alliance Captain at the District Championship and performed well overall.

2024 – Crescendo Challenge & Team Development
Competed in the Crescendo Challenge.
Advanced far in the offseason competition.
Continued growing the team and improved skills.
Earned a Quality Award.

2025 – Team Expansion & Continued Success
Expanded the team further.
Won two additional Quality Awards.

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