World Championship Appearances
Seasons of Competition
College Acceptance Rate
FIRST Teams Mentored / Founded
Clockwork Mania, a 501(c)(3) FIRST Robotics Competition team from Orlando Science High School, has been advancing STEM opportunities since 2012. Across thirteen seasons, the program has qualified for the FRC World Championship ten times—an outcome built from disciplined design reviews, deep manufacturing practice, and student leadership that carries far beyond match play. Students graduate with portfolios that reflect real engineering judgement: CAD fluency, controls integration, disciplined communications, and evidence of service through outreach that spans Central Florida and international partner communities alike.
CAD, machining, programming, electrical systems
STEM education across five continents
100% college acceptance — MIT, Stanford, Georgia Tech alumni
Outreach & Impact
International outreach — camps, kit programs, and partnerships that carry STEM beyond Central Florida.
Explore →School demos, science-center events, and mentorship pipelines that meet families where they gather.
Explore →Leaders, industry labs, and media partners who amplify student work with real-world stakes.
Explore →2025 Robot
The 2025 machine is engineered for REEFSCAPE’s cycle geometry—prioritizing controllable swerve translation, disciplined intake timing, and scoring consistency under defense. Every revision is logged, measured, and rehearsed until the behavior on the field matches the intent in CAD.
REEFSCAPE is here. Here is how we are structuring design reviews, prototyping cadence, and drive practice heading into our thirteenth season.
Hands-on demos, pit walkthroughs, and student-led explanations brought FRC energy to families exploring STEM downtown.
Accenture collaboration work on our CubeSat reached a professional conference audience—proof that student engineering can meet industry standards.