Cookie CodersFTC Team 39092
FTC Team 39092 // 2026-2027 BIOBUZZ

Small chips.
Big ideas.

A fresh batch of builders, thinkers, and problem-solvers. We mix curiosity with code, turn ideas into robots, and learn a little more with every experiment.

Explore the Code LabMeet Cookie Coders

This season: BIOBUZZ Same exciting challenge. A brand-new recipe.

Cookie Coders logo: a bitten chocolate-chip cookie with white code bracketscuriosity + teamwork + code
Our recipe

Good robots don't come
from a cookie cutter.

Ask a real question. Sketch a few possibilities. Build something, measure what happens, and share what you learn. Everyone brings a different ingredient to the team.

Code. Build. Bake it better.Students own the ideas, decisions, and explanations. Progress is something we make together, one thoughtful experiment at a time.
Pick an ingredient

Find your next experiment.

Start with a block of code, a mechanism, or a question about the field.

01
Code Lab

Byte-sized learning.

Interactive FTC Blocks diagrams, guided lessons, downloadable programs, and math you can put to work.

Open the Code Lab →02
Engineering

A recipe for iteration.

Explore mechanisms, geometry, physics, safe testing, and the decisions that make a robot understandable.

Explore engineering →03
BIOBUZZ

Cookies meet the HIVE.

Learn the field, review official videos, and find the current rules and FIRST score calculator.

Get the game resources →04
Support

Help the next batch rise.

See how materials, tools, and practice space can create more opportunities for young builders.

Explore team support →
Digital Twins // The Age of Wonder

Discover the extraordinary.

A robot does not move in abstractions. Mass, torque, traction, inertia, geometry, timing, and uncertainty all meet on the field. Digital Twins help students see those relationships sooner—and arrive at the physical robot with better questions.

Cinematic BIOBUZZ field with fixed red and blue HIVESREV Starter Bot driving across the field

Born to Build

What’s Your Superpower?

Field-scale physics

Understand the system.

Geometry, travel distance, sightlines, traffic, scoring state, and alliance timing shape every mechanism.

Robot physics

Model the forces.

Motor curves, gearing, mass, traction, inertia, launch geometry, and timing become testable hypotheses.

Measured reality

Calibrate the model.

Simulation proposes. Testing decides. Every difference becomes another opportunity to learn.

The Cookie Coders loop

Try a batch.
Learn. Repeat.

A simulation is a prediction, not proof. Our learning materials help students ask better questions before safe, supervised trials with real hardware.

Study Movement Calibration

cookie-coders:~$ bake --better

01 → Ask a precise question.

02 → Mix ideas and compare alternatives.

03 → Test safely and measure honestly.

04 → Keep what works. Learn from the crumbs.

05 → Share the recipe.