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Divisions
Build Division
The Build Division focuses on design and construction of the robots, which includes brainstorming, CADing, manufacturing, and assembling. This division collaborates with Electronics and Software to ensure robot design aligns with team strategy and that division efforts unite to forge success.
Software Division
The Software Division ensures proper robot function by reading sensors, controlling motors, and calculating autonomous movement profiles. This division enables the robot to see and adapt to its surroundings in real time and move all the subsystems in a smooth and coordinated manner. Software closely collaborates with Build and Electronics to elevate the robot to its fullest capacity.
Electronics Division
The Electronics Division focuses on the conception, prototyping, creation, and integration of all custom electronics and sensors. In order to have a complete design process, this division develops electronic hardware and systems with robustness and fault tolerance. Electronics closely collaborates with Build and Software to provide valuable sensor feedback.
Media Division
The Media Division unites graphic design and thorough documentation to create the Engineering Notebook, which is crucial for team success. This division also strives to build a professional public-facing social media presence for the team, manage the team’s website, collect photo and video documentation, and handle all graphics-related projects.
Business Division
The Business Division handles professional communication with outside sponsors, industry experts, and event partners, using business, logistics, and finance skills. This division also organizes outreach events to serve the community and engage with potential future team members.
What is VEXU?
VEX Robotics is an international robotics competition for a wide range of ages. CBU competes in the VEXU division, the University level of VEX competitions. More than 350 teams participate every year, beginning with regional competitions which culminate with the World Championships. Although the game changes annually, the main principles remain the same–each VEXU team builds two robots to compete in a sports-like event (learn more about this year’s game, Push Back, here). Facing another team, strategy is imperative during both the competition and the months prior during the engineering design process. VEX Robotics was launched in 2004, and CBU Robotics is embarking on their fourth competitive season having achieved multiple awards, including mechanical recognition at the 2024-2025 World Championship.