Scoutly works with organizations across the robotics community that help teams learn, compete, and access better tools. Sponsorships, partnerships, and community support are identified separately so each relationship is represented accurately.
Community register / active
Know who’s in the room.
Entity type tells you what each listing is. The relationship label tells you exactly how it connects to Scoutly.
Sponsor
Provides financial or material sponsorship.
Community Partner
Works with Scoutly through an unpaid, reciprocal collaboration.
Supporter
Supports or recognizes Scoutly without a formal partnership.
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Builders & marketplaces
Companies
Businesses contributing hardware, services, and useful infrastructure to the robotics community.
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Community Partner
RoboList
RoboList is a robotics marketplace where VEX and FIRST teams can buy and sell spare parts and services, including CNC machining, 3D printing, and mentoring. It helps teams reduce costs, find resources locally, and access parts and manufacturing services more efficiently.
Whimsy Tech supports the competitive robotics community through team outreach, hardware, and accessories. Scoutly recognizes Whimsy Tech as an early supporter of the platform.
Pink Unicorns 2145 is a Northern Virginia V5RC organization focused on competitive robotics, student development, mentorship, and STEM outreach. Scoutly recognizes Pink Unicorns 2145 as an early supporter of the platform.
The teams whose workflows, testing, and feedback keep Scoutly grounded at the field.
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Home Team3142C
Team 3142C — Cuties
Paideia School · Atlanta, Georgia
Team 3142C Cuties is Scoutly’s home team. Scoutly was developed by a 3142C team member and refined through the team’s real competition workflows, scouting needs, and feedback.
7009X //Xcceleration// is a competitive VEX V5 Robotics team from Tech360 in Suwanee, Georgia. Scoutly recognizes Xcceleration as a founding team partner and early team supporter of the platform.
Ramblin’ VEX is Georgia Tech IEEE’s collegiate VEX U robotics team, bringing students together to design, build, and program competitive robots. Scoutly recognizes Ramblin’ VEX as a supporter of the platform and the broader competitive robotics community.
Newton College and Career Academy · Covington, Georgia
Apollo Robotics (8682A) is a competitive VEX V5 team from Newton College and Career Academy in Covington, Georgia. Scoutly recognizes Apollo Robotics as an early team supporter of the platform.
295Y PARTY is a competitive VEX V5 Robotics team from Placer Robotics in Roseville, California. Scoutly recognizes 295Y PARTY as an early team supporter of the platform.
Listings recognize each company, organization, or team’s relationship with Scoutly. They do not imply endorsement, ownership, institutional affiliation, sponsorship, certification, or an official product integration with VEX Robotics, FIRST, RECF, RobotEvents, or another governing organization.
Community relationships
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If your company, organization, or team can contribute tools, testing, expertise, or resources, email Henry.