We are a project team within Women in Robotics, Engineering, and Development (WIRED), an organization founded in 2015 and originally sponsored by Women in Engineering at Texas A&M University.
At WIRED, we provide hands-on learning experiences in the fields of engineering and STEM, helping members develop both programming and mechanical skills in robotics.
Through workshops, technical projects, and industry-related events, members gain valuable experience, expand their technical knowledge, and build confidence working with real-world engineering challenges.
Our team welcomes students of all majors and classifications, and no prior experience is required!
About Us
General Meetings
General meetings allow the entire team, including both programming and mechanical subteams, to come together and collaborate in improving the robot. Competition strategies and general information is also given out.
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Programming Subteam
The programming subteam is responsible for the movement of the robot. We work primarily in C++ and use GitHub to actively collaborate and share code. Our primary responsibilities include developing autonomous and driver control code for both robots.
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Mechanical Subteam
The mechanical subteam is responsible for building the entirety of the robot, from the drive base to the mechanisms necessary and specific for each competition. We collaborate on both the design and mechanical structure as a team.
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