Not-for-profit youth robotics club · Windsor, Ontario

We don't just build robots.
The robots build us.

Since 2019, Cheetahs Robotics has helped young people learn to design, build, and program robots through FIRST LEGO League, FIRST Tech Challenge, and the World Robot Olympiad.

Cheetahs Robotics logo
2019Operating since
FTC 25920FIRST Tech Challenge
FLL 60223FIRST LEGO League
WRORoboMission

About us

A community robotics club for young people in Windsor.

Cheetahs Robotics is a not-for-profit robotics club based in Windsor. We have been operating since 2019, have taught dozens of students, and only recently registered as a nonprofit.

Students learn the technical skills needed for robotics, including designing, building, and coding. They also practise public speaking, teamwork, problem solving, and time management.

Our team is supported by families, volunteers, mentors, and community sponsors.

Competitions

Robotics competitions give students a real project to work on.

Students learn design, building, coding, teamwork, public speaking, and time management while preparing for FLL, FTC, and WRO events.

FIRST LEGO League logo banner

FIRST LEGO League

LEGO robotics for students aged 9–14

FLL is much more than a robot game. Students design and build a LEGO robot, solve table missions, research an innovation project, and present their work to judges.

  • LEGO robot design and programming
  • Innovation project
  • Team presentations
Learn more about FLL
World Robot Olympiad logo banner

World Robot Olympiad

Fast autonomous challenges

WRO is an international robotics competition with several categories. Our students mainly compete in RoboMission, building a small autonomous robot that completes missions within two minutes.

  • Fully autonomous robots
  • Speed, accuracy, and reliability
  • Regional, national, and international events
Learn more about WRO

Achievements

Competition results from 2019 to 2026.

Highlights from Cheetahs Robotics competitions since 2019.

2019

FIRST LEGO League

2019 season

  • 2nd Place Robot Game at the FLL Windsor Qualifier
2023

FIRST LEGO League

2023 season

  • 1st Place Robot Game and Champion's Award at the FLL Windsor Qualifier; qualified for the Provincial Championship
2024

WRO and FIRST LEGO League

2024 season

  • 3rd Place, WRO Junior RoboMission, Toronto Regionals
  • 4th Place, WRO Junior RoboMission, Canadian Nationals
  • 4th Place, WRO Junior RoboMission, European Open Championship in Italy
  • 1st Place Robot Design at the FLL Windsor Qualifier
2025

WRO, FLL, and FTC

2025 season

  • 1st Place, WRO Senior RoboMission, Toronto Regionals
  • 2nd Place, WRO Senior RoboMission, Canadian Nationals
  • 2nd Place, WRO Senior RoboMission, Americas Open Championship in Panama
  • 2nd Place Robot Design at the FLL Windsor Qualifier; qualified for the Provincial Championship
  • Three-time FTC finalist; earned Design, Reach, and Control awards at qualifiers; qualified for the Provincial Championship
2026

FLL, FTC, and WRO

2026 season

  • 1st Place Robot Design Award at the FLL Provincial Championship; qualified for the Canada Cup of Robotics
  • 3rd Place in the FTC Provincial Championship playoffs; qualified for the Canada Cup of Robotics
  • 2nd Place, WRO Senior RoboMission, Toronto Regionals
  • 3rd Place, WRO Senior RoboMission, Canadian Nationals; qualified for the Americas Open Championship in California
  • 3rd Place Reach Award at the FTC Canada Cup of Robotics

And more to come.

Impact

Beyond our team.

Cheetahs Robotics shares its experience with schools and robotics teams locally and internationally, helping more students learn through robotics.

Cheetahs Robotics showcasing robots to youth at EarlyON Connections Windsor

Local Community

Supporting robotics in Windsor–Essex

Cheetahs members helped found the robotics club at Assumption Middle School, which has grown to more than 50 members. Members continue to visit the school to mentor students and teach coding. Cheetahs members also contribute their experience to local FRC Team 1229.

Cheetahs showcasing robots to youth at EarlyON Connections Windsor.

Cheetahs Robotics showcasing a robot at OnTalent and LTC7

Sharing Our Experience

Teaching and connecting with other teams

Cheetahs has been invited numerous times to give talks and share our experience in robot design, programming, competition strategy, and robotics more broadly. These exchanges allow us to share what we have learned while also learning from other teams.

Cheetahs showcasing our robot at OnTalent/LTC7.

Cheetahs Robotics participating in an international online outreach event with multiple robotics teams

Global Collaboration

Learning and sharing across borders

Cheetahs has connected with robotics teams from Canada, the United States, France, China, and beyond. This includes FTC Teams 19606, 24068, 16008, 18603, 23928, and 26910, with teams sharing robot designs, autonomous programming, strategy, outreach ideas, and technical experience.

Cheetahs participating in an international online outreach event.

Source: Cheetahs FTC Team 25920 Engineering Portfolio, Outreach section. View portfolio

Cheetahs Robotics members at a robotics event

Contact & Join

Get in touch. Join the Cheetahs.

Interested in joining Cheetahs Robotics, volunteering, mentoring, or supporting the club? We welcome students in Windsor–Essex who are curious, willing to learn, and ready to work as part of a team. No previous robotics experience is required.

  • Design, build, and program competition robots
  • Learn CAD, 3D printing, sensors, and autonomous programming
  • Compete in FLL, FTC, and WRO events
  • Take part in community robotics outreach

Who can join? Students in the Windsor-Essex area who are willing to commit time to practices and competitions.

cheetahsrobotics@gmail.com