10032 Singularity

About

Started by students who got told no.

Five students arm-in-arm in black Singularity shirts in an arena hall

Singularity was started in 2024 by Frisco students who had been turned away from other robotics programs. Instead of waiting for a spot, they built a team of their own: entirely student-led and open to anyone who wants to learn.

Two seasons in, students still make every decision, from the robot design to the outreach calendar to the graphic design in our magazine. Recent alumni help with the legal side and with rides.

We are not attached to a school district. We recruit, fund, design, build and program the robot ourselves, and the team is its own 501(c)(3) nonprofit, Singularity Robotics, Inc.

The garage

There is no robotics lab. We build out of a student's two-car garage in Prosper, Texas, and use the driveway when 36 people can't fit inside. The shooter gets assembled in one corner, the MAXTubes get cut outside, the intake gets fastened in another. Working this way keeps costs down, and the money goes back into the robot and the people on the team.

Students working on the robot at a field station

What we've won

2026
  1. Rising All-Star Award; qualified for playoffsFIT District Championship, Mercury Division
  2. Team Sustainability Award (sponsored by Dow)FIT District Dripping Springs Event
  3. District event winner (3rd seed alliance)FIT District Fort Worth Event
2025
  1. Qualified as a rookie teamFIRST Championship, Houston, Curie Division
  2. District Championship Rookie All Star AwardFIRST in Texas District Championship
  3. Rookie All Star AwardFIT District Manor Event

Values

Student-led

Every part of the team, from robot design to the budget, is run by students.

Inclusive

Open to any student, whatever their background or experience level.

Determined

We work through problems together instead of giving up on them.