Texas Robotics Collective

Your client is the Texas Robotics Collective, a non-profit organization that targets high school kids who compete in large robotics competitions. The Collective’s main operations are a two-week long summer program where high school students live in-person, typically on a college campus, and participate in daily activities helping them grow in Robotics. The Collective operates on a two student model - one student’s tuition is the cost of two students attending. Half of their students pay tuition and the other half typically come from low-income or underrepresented backgrounds, attending on a full scholarship. The staff, who are typically college students who attended as students, are all volunteers who are paid a small stipend - just enough to cover their costs. They only focus on one kind of robotics - wheeled robotics. They don’t offer services for aerial, underwater or humanoid robotics. The Collective has reached out to us for help on long-term growth strategies since they have seen their growth stagnate or fall within the last five years.