Welcome to Bullbots – Team 1891!
The Bullbots are the first established team in the Treasure Valley/Boise, ID. We have helped branch out to many other students to create neighboring teams. We started in 2006 with the help of Micron and other sponsors. We have sought to promote FIRST values and invite more students to participate in FIRST. We have attended the local BSU Stem Day to promote our team, FIRST, and interest in STEM. Other community involvements vary from Demonstrations, Large Service Programs and First Lego League Camps. We hope to encourage more STEM interest and community growth through our efforts.
Building Our Robots
Each year the FIRST Robotics Competition kicks off on the first Saturday of January. Students from all around the world gather to watch the live stream revealing the official game. After the kickoff, teams set out to create a robot that will complete different tasks around the field. Over the course of the next six weeks, students will be guided by mentors in building, wiring and programming a robot to beat out the competition.
FIRST Robotics Competition challenges students to think outside the box and create amazing inventions. FIRST is more than robots, the competition hosts thousands of students with the same interests, bringing them together.
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Our Robots
LEGO SPIKE™ Prime Robotics Camp
For ages 9-13
Is your child interested in robotics? We have a complete introduction course to robotics using LEGOs! During the camp kids will learn how to code their robots to perform various tasks around a field, then will remake their bots for battle.
Price: $175 | Ages 9-13
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REBUILT 2026
In REBUILT presented by Haas, two competing alliances are invited to score fuel, cross obstacles, and climb
the tower before time runs out. Alliances earn additional rewards for meeting specific scoring thresholds.
During the first 20 seconds of the match, robots are autonomous. Without guidance from their drivers, robots
score fuel into their hub. During the remaining 2 minutes and 20 seconds, drivers control their robots. Based on the result of autonomous play, alliance hubs will alternate between active and inactive, shifting gameplay between both sides of the field. Drivers control their robots to score fuel into their hub while it is active and may perform defensive strategies or collect more fuel while their hub is inactive. As time runs out, all hubs become active, allowing all robots to score. Robots can climb to the tower’s highest heights to score additional points and claim match bonuses to increase their position in the rankings. The alliance that earns the most points wins the match!
Want to learn more about REBUILT? Visit the link below to learn more about our 2026 competition.
Watch Game Reveal
