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From the machines that move us to the food that sustains us to the wireless technologies that connect us, energy plays an essential role in keeping our world running. During our 2022-2023 robotics season, FIRST® ENERGIZE℠ presented by Qualcomm, FIRST teams across our programs will reimagine the future of sustainable energy and power their ideas forward.
To empower young people to be leaders and innovators, this year’s energy theme addresses global challenges related to United Nations Sustainable Development Goal #7 -- focused on ensuring access to affordable, reliable, sustainable, and modern energy for all.
This is the moment to get energized to innovate.
The Power is YOURS
In POWERPLAYSM presented by Raytheon Technologies, teams will test limits, balance energy, and maximize potential, power, and performance. Watch the game animation and download materials to make your move.
Welcome to the POWERPLAY season
FIRST® Tech Challenge Director Ken Johnson welcomes new and returning teams to the 2022-2023 season and shares insights as you prepare for POWERPLAY.
Explore Sustainable Energy In Flight
Take a Peek Inside Raytheon Technologies
Go behind the scenes and get a closer look at how Raytheon Technologies is bringing clean energy solutions to aviation.
See The Benefits of 5G
Qualcomm shows us how 5G technologies are helping to bring connectivity to those who need it most, improving a wide range of industries and helping to make essential services more accessible.
Join Us in Connecting the World Through the Power of 5G
FIRST Tech Challenge Scoring System
If your FIRST Tech Challenge event is utilizing the FIRST Tech Challenge Scoring System, please access the system here. Our Scoring System Team Guide can be found on our Volunteer Resources web page. The FIRST Tech Challenge Scoring System is intended for FIRST coaches, mentors, and volunteers. Contact your local Program Delivery Partner if you require login credentials or experience technical difficulties.