About FRC Team 10989
Providing opportunities for students to learn and grow through robotics, engineering, and community engagement.
Our Mission
Empowering next generation of innovators through hands-on robotics experiences, fostering a passion for STEM, and building a community of learners.
We believe in the power of robotics to inspire creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving skills among students. Our mission is to provide a platform where students can explore their interests in technology and engineering while making a positive impact in their communities.
Our Vision
To be a team where students can explore and participate in the FIRST Robotics Competition and STEM education, inspiring them to become future leaders in technology and engineering.
Our Values
The principles that guide everything we do and shape our company culture.
Innovation
Even though we are a new team, we are committed to pushing the boundaries of technology and creativity in robotics.
Integrity
We operate with transparency, honesty, and ethical practices in all our team operations.
Excellence
We strive for perfection in every project, delivering quality that exceeds expectations.
Collaboration
We believe in the power of teamwork and partnership to achieve extraordinary results.
Growth
We are committed to continuous learning and development for our team and members.
Inclusion
We embrace diversity and create an inclusive environment where everyone feels valued and empowered.
What We Do
Building competitive robots and developing critical STEM skills across multiple disciplines.
Design & Build
Engineer competitive robots using CAD design (Onshape, Fusion 360, SolidWorks), machining, and advanced manufacturing techniques. Currently building a pre-season drivetrain with support from FRC 1168.
Programming & Controls
Develop control systems using Java, C++, and Python. Learn autonomous routines, path planning (A*, RRT, Dijkstra), sensor/vision integration, WPILib, and ROS basics.
Technical Skills
Master Mechanical Engineering (drivetrain/chassis design, gear ratios), Electrical Engineering (wiring, power distribution), Applied Physics (torque, friction), and Data Analytics (scouting systems).
Business Administration
Develop planning, organization, and leadership skills by coordinating projects, managing team operations, and supporting long-term goals.
Budget Tracking
Build financial literacy by planning budgets, tracking expenses, managing resources, and supporting fundraising and sponsorship efforts.
Technical Documentation & Portfolios
Document designs, code, testing, and achievements to create clear technical records and professional engineering portfolios.
Presentation & Public Speaking
Strengthen confidence by presenting technical ideas to judges, sponsors, community members, and other teams.
Communication & Networking
Build professional relationships by collaborating with mentors, sponsors, community partners, and teams throughout the FIRST network.
Team Leadership
Meet the students and mentors who drive Team 10989 forward every season.
Captain & Co-founder & Business Lead
Vivaan P.
Vice Captain & Co-founder & Programming Lead
Virat P.
Director of Operations
Mayon S.
Mechanical Lead
Lemuel X.
Electrical Lead
Anabel S.
Media Lead
Priyanka P.
Documentation Lead
Mayon S.
Strategy Lead
Vinay G.
Scout Lead
Adarsh M.
Venturing Crew President
Anabel S.
Venturing Crew Vice President
Mayon S.
Always Growing
More roles coming soon
Executive Director
Murahari Ponugoti
FRC Judge & Competition Manager
Nagawapna Tallapaneni
Technical & Design Mentor
Glenn Baker
IT Analyst & Mentor
Yeshwanth Poluju
Robotics Volunteer
Mridul S.
Robotics Volunteer
Yeol Seong
Organization
The official organizations and charters that support and empower Team 10989.
Officially Chartered
Keystone STEM Alliance Inc.
Blast Robotics Team 10989 is officially chartered by Keystone STEM Alliance Inc., a nonprofit advancing STEM education across Pennsylvania. This charter ensures our commitment to educational excellence, community engagement, and developing future STEM leaders.
Visit keystonestemai.orgOfficially Chartered
Venturing Crew 0181
Team 10989 proudly hosts Venturing Crew 0181, an officially chartered Scouting America program for co-ed youth ages 14–20. Focused on high adventure, community service, and leadership development — building real-world character in a safe, collaborative environment.
Contact us to learn moreSchedule & Hours
When we meet, where we build, and what's coming up next.
Workshop Location
15 Waterloo Avenue, 2nd Floor
Our workshop is generously provided by Eadeh Enterprises at no cost for our first season — an incredible contribution to the team.
Regular Meeting Schedule
Safety First: All supervising adults are background checked and registered with FIRST. CPR & First Aid certified staff on-site with daily safety briefings.
Live Schedule
Upcoming Events
Ready to Join Our Team?
Interested in robotics and making a positive impact? Contact us to learn more about joining Blast Robotics!
