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Studica Robotics Products Listed as FIRST® Legal for the FTC 2024 INTO THE DEEP Competition
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Studica Robotics Products FIRST® Legal for FTC FIRST® Legal - Studica Servo Power Block 75005 FIRST® Legal Studica Multi-Mode Smart Servo 75002 FIRST® Legal - Studica 12V 3000mAh NiMH Battery FIRST® Legal - Studica Linear Servo RC Actuator Studica Robotics
SANBORN, N.Y. - PennZone -- Studica Robotics is excited to announce that several of our robotics products have been officially listed as FIRST® legal for the upcoming FTC 2024-2025 competition, INTO THE DEEPSM presented by RTX. With the competition set to kick off on September 7, 2024, teams will be navigating their robots through the mysterious depths of the ocean, uncovering wonders, and exploring uncharted territories.

"It is an honor to have our Studica Robotics products listed as FIRST® legal for the upcoming FIRST® Tech Challenge competition. We take immense pride in our innovation and excellence. As the official and exclusive product supplier for the global WorldSkills Autonomous Mobile Robotics Competition, we are excited to introduce our products to the US market. We look forward to helping more builders reach their full potential."— Frank Nanfara, Studica President & CEO

Studica Robotics FIRST® Legal Robot Parts:
  • Studica Servo Power Block - Part 75005: An essential tool for providing stable power to your RC motors, the Studica Servo Power Block is a 6V, 60W power injector. It will not interfere with the input signal, replaces power to the servo with stable 6V, and includes an XT30 Male to JST-VH cable for direct connection to the REV Control Hub.
  • Studica Multi-Mode Smart Servo - Part 75002: Get versatile functionality for precise angular movements with the Studica Multi-Mode Smart Servo, it offers all-steel gears for durability and high torque capabilities. You can also configure it to run in a variety of modes including; standard, continuous, and custom angular mode.
  • Studica 12V 3000mAh NiMH Battery Pack PP45 ARES - Part 70025: The Studica 12V 3000mAh NiMH Battery Pack PP45 ARES provides a reliable power supply for extended robotic operations. It is a 10-cell NiMH Battery pack that includes a 20-amp fuse and holder.
  • Studica Linear Servo RC Actuator - Part 75014: Ideal for tasks requiring lifting, tilting, and straight push/pull movements, this Studica Linear Servo RC Actuator features a 140mm stroke with 190N max force. It is compatible with RC receivers and servo controllers and includes mounting brackets.
  • Studica Robotics Maverick 12V DC Motor - Part 75001: Engineered for robust performance in competitive robotics, the Studica Robotics Maverick 12V DC Motor has a rated torque of 139 oz-in and a stall torque of 708 oz-in.

Attention: Robotics Teams

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Robotics teams in the United States can apply for monthly grants and apply for FIRST® Team Discounts to take advantage of these opportunities!

About Studica Robotics:
Studica Robotics is an innovative robotics building platform, ideally suited for teams and STEM education initiatives. Our meticulously engineered Patented Structure Designs guarantee seamless integration and compatibility with most FRC and FTC system components and eliminate the need for specialized equipment. Our products ensure both strength and safety. With a wide array of high-quality robot parts and robotics kits, Studica Robotics offers everything you need to build, learn, and compete. Build Better Robots®

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