Voltage 386
Team Voltage 386 builds precise robots and future-ready student leaders.
Precision engineering, high-energy competition, and measurable community impact power every season. Join us to design, code, and drive world-class robots from Melbourne, Florida.
- YearsCompeting
- 27
- AwardsEarned
- 36
- ActiveStudents
- >50
- Mentors
- 12
↓ Upcoming Voltage Nights ↓
Team Voltage meets every Monday
Meetings are Every Monday, 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM at Melbourne High School. Check the calendar page and follow us on Instagram for current meeting dates and event updates.
Before you visit
Park near the Melbourne High auditorium off Bulldog Blvd (across from Chicken Salad Chick) and follow the signage to the shop entrance.
Open campus map →Bring your forms
Safety, travel, and handbook paperwork must be signed before we add you to the roster.
Stay in the loop
Submit the interest form and see upcoming onboarding nights, outreach events, and competitions.
Follow Voltage
Live from @teamvoltage386
Highlights from Monday build nights, Sparky’s STEAM Camp, and competition pits update in real time.
Sponsors
Partners powering Voltage
Logos for shirts, robots, and banners must be received by January 15.
Mission Statement
Why Voltage builds
Our mission is to empower students to explore the exciting world of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics (STEAM) while fostering a lifelong journey of self-discovery. Through the values of Gracious Professionalism™ and a commitment to teamwork, innovation, and integrity, we aim to inspire and develop the next generation of ethical, enlightened leaders.
What is FIRST Robotics Competition?
The FIRST Robotics Competition pairs high school students with adult mentors—including engineers, teachers, and industry professionals—to design, build, and program industrial-sized robots. Each season introduces a brand-new game that demands rapid prototyping, collaboration, and strategic thinking under tight deadlines.
Students sharpen project management, public speaking, and outreach skills alongside their technical training. The program mirrors real-world engineering environments and lives by Gracious Professionalism™, so even in high-stakes matches teams treat one another with respect and empathy.
It’s not just about building robots—it’s about cultivating future-ready leaders, creative problem-solvers, and STEM changemakers.
Learn more about FIRST