The 2025 Robonauts Everybot
The Robonauts FRC Everybot is an affordable, competitive, and elegant robot that can be built with only common tools, a basic 3D printer, items purchased from your local hardware store, and online from various FRC retailers with a budget of approximately $1500 in addition to what comes in the FIRST Kit of Parts.
The mission of FRC Everybot is to provide a comprehensive set of build resources to field a competitive and affordable robot intended to play the FIRST Robotics Competition; specifically targeted towards under-resourced and under-mentored teams. A successful Everybot will inspire individual students, teams, and mentors while promoting team sustainability.
The Robonauts Everybot crew is excited to be delving into FRC Game. We also wanted to stress the importance of prototyping on your own and learning things that may not be included in this season’s Everybot build. We hope that the Everybot will inspire teams to expand on this design to create an even more valuable asset to any alliance.
The Everybot Program has been growing and evolving each season. Each year we learn new ways of reaching our goals, we also attempt things that don’t necessarily meet the goals that we have set out to achieve. In past seasons we have aimed towards creating the most capable robots. Last season we looked at making the decision to Kitbot as easy as possible. This season we are aiming to make the best addition to a competitive alliance. We have seen a consistent shortcoming of being able to mesh with differing play styles as well as the lack of ability to contribute to alliance rank points. This season, the Everybot Crew will be focusing on alliance strength. Strength is not limited to raw score alone. Strength in an alliance comes from score, strategy, and the ability for robots to mesh into a unified strategy.
One of the most valuable aspects of the FIRST Robotics Competition is the human connections forged throughout the season, particularly at events. This year, we hope to promote positive human interactions before every match through a design that integrates seamlessly into any alliance. We believe that creating a robot capable of contributing effectively to alliance Rank Points is the best way to achieve this goal.
The Everybot Crew is also excited about the 2nd annual KitBot. Last season we set out to only add to the Kitbot. This was to ensure that a team did not have to disassemble their Kitbot to build the Everybot. This season we are allowing ourselves to decide to either add to the Kitbot or to utilize the Kitbot parts in the Everybot build.
CAD software is a very useful tool for building FIRST robots. We will be designing the FRC Everybot using OnShape and intend to design the robot to be easy to iterate on and customize by using this easily accessible CAD package. If you are new to using OnShape or CAD in general FRC Team 3005, The RoboChargers have excellent OnShape training resources.
The 2025 Robonauts Everybot will be revealed live on FIRST Canada LIVE! on Tuesday, January 14th at 7:00 PM ET.
The CAD, code, bill of materials, and comprehensive build documentation will be posted shortly after the robot reveal, both in this thread and on our website: 118Everybot.org
As an additional resource we have The Robonauts Everybot Community Discord where you can share your build progress and ask for help building your FRC Everybot or FIRST KitBot.
The Robonauts are in the final stages of completing our “2025 Everybot Will” list, which will be added to this post later today.
We are humbled that we get to continue providing this resource to the community. The Robonauts and Everybot Crew wish everyone good luck in FIRST Robotics Competition, Reefscape!
The Robonauts 118 2025 FRC Everybot Reveal Video:
The Robonauts 118 Everybot 2025
The Robonauts’ 2025 FRC Everybot is an affordable, competitive, and elegant robot that can be built using basic tools and items found in the Kit of Parts, common FRC suppliers, your local hardware store, & a basic 3D printer. The 2025 Everybot utilizes a majority of the KitBot components to offer a clear and simple upgrade path. The mechanisms can be built and installed independently and can also be incorporated into different robot designs. The 2025 Everybot costs around $1400 U.S. dollars when built from the KitBot & Rookie Kit of Parts. The 2025 Everybot weighs approximately 80lbs without bumpers when complete.
Official Evergreen Resources
| Description | Link | |
|---|---|---|
| Everybot Website | Everybot Website | |
| Everybot Documentation | Everybot Docs Website | |
| Everybot Discord | Everybot Discord | |
| Robonauts Website | Robonauts Website | |
| NASA RAP Design Guide | NASA RAP Design Guide |
2025 FRC Everybot Specific Resources
| Description | Link | Original Post |
|---|---|---|
| CAD | 2025 Everybot CAD - Onshape | Post |
| BOM | 2025 Everybot BOM | Post |
| KOP Chassis Gear Reduction | am-4665 , am-4714 | Post |
| Overview | Robonauts' 2025 Everybot | Everybot Docs | Post |
| 3D Printer Files | 3DP Files | Post |
| FIRST Canada LIVE! | Live Reveal and Questions | Thread |
Supplier Specific Resources
| Supplier | Link | |
|---|---|---|
| Thrifty Bot | 2025 FRC Everybot Specific Page | |
| REV Robotics | 2025 FRC Everybot Specific Page | |
| AndyMark | Coming Soon! | |
| SendCutSend | Everybot Barb Deep Climb Plates Cart Link |
2025 Specific Resources Still To Be Released
| Release Order | Description | Release Date |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Deep Climb Documentation | 01/17/2025 |
| 2. | Bumper Documentation | 01/17/2025 |
| 3. | Superstructure Documentation | 01/17/2025 |
| 4. | Code Documentation | Coming Soon! |
| 5. | Algae Mechanism Documentation | 01/18/2025 |
| 6. | Coral Mechanism Documentation | 01/18/2025 |
| 7. | Onshape Swerve Chassis Generator | Coming Soon! |
| 8. | Swerve Everybot CAD | Coming Soon! |
