Tracking Innovation & Impact Across Robotics, Drones, and Workforce Development
The NEW RECF Robotics season will kick off with exciting events, community forums, innovative game manual updates, and new comparison charts to streamline your season planning.
ADC Pro Mission 2026-2027: Off Grid is here. This season, get ready to guide your drone through thrilling teamwork, piloting, and autonomous flight challenges that will put your strategy and precision to the test.
We are thrilled to partner with the Unmanned Safety Institute (USI) to offer FAA Part 107 training, UAS curriculum, and stackable certifications, equipping students and educators with essential credentials for the drone workforce.
Fusion Fundamentals is a free course for educators to integrate Autodesk Fusion into the classroom. Support career readiness with hands-on CAD projects for students and practical design workflows.
The Aerial Drone Competition’s March Madness: Hoosier Edition brought nearly 50 drone teams from across the country to the Midwest to compete in a two-day event at the Hulman Center at Indiana State University.
For Patricia and Omar Cortez, Dallas ISD educators and coaches, robotics and drones mean much more than competing. At their Texas campus, robotics began as an after-school competition but has since become a schoolwide learning path.
The sky is no longer the limit for RECF Aerial Drone competitors. Through our partnerships students are learning coding, piloting, engineering, teamwork, and problem-solving through competitive drone education.
When Keaton Spellacy first joined a drone team through his JROTC program, he was immediately drawn to the hands-on challenge of competition. Introduced to robotics and drone programs supported by the RECF, he quickly realized that excitement alone wasn’t enough to succeed when competing.
