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About Us

At FEDAC Wolvineers, the robotics team from Girona, we embrace the full creation cycle of our autonomous robots through maker philosophy: 3D CAD design, digital fabrication, custom PCB electronics, and advanced software engineering.

This technical mastery allows our secondary and high school students to compete at national and international levels in challenges like Eurobot, facing university engineering teams and industry professionals.

Simultaneously, we energize technology culture by hosting the Apertix regional competition in Girona, collaborating with Gitech, and organizing community STEAM workshops.

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Values & Vision

Learning by doing, competing to grow, and sharing technology. We champion creativity, teamwork, hands-on STEAM outreach, and a strong local and international identity.

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Social Impact

We bring robotics to youth through inclusive workshops, community events, and open challenges, fostering scientific vocations and engineering curiosity from the ground up.

FEDAC Wolvineers members in the lab programming and simulating autonomous robot behavior
Maker Lab · Software & Engineering
Evolution Since 2013

Our History

2013-2015

The robotics project is born at FEDAC and grows progressively to include multiple teams in the FIRST LEGO League.

2016-2017

First major awards in FLL and national milestone: 4 teams reach the Spanish National Final, ranking 3rd nationally and 34th globally.

2018

2nd place in Spain for robot game, participation at the Open European Championship in Hungary, and top 20 innovation project worldwide.

2019

3rd in Spain and tied 1st place at the FLL OEC in Norway. Eurobot debut with qualification for the Spanish national quarter-finals.

2022

New Spanish National Finals, 3rd place overall, and awards for innovation and robot design. Transition into FTC.

2023-2026

Best robot performance in Girona and Catalonia runners-up at the Robocat finals.

Track Record & Awards

Key Milestones

FIRST LEGO League

  • ● 4 teams at the Spanish National Finals
  • ● 3rd place nationally and 34th globally
  • ● 2nd in Spain for robot game performance
  • ● OEC Open European in Hungary & Norway
  • ● Scientific innovation project top 20 globally

FTC / Eurobot

  • ● Debut with Spanish national quarter-finals
  • ● Consolidation of the FTC stage
  • ● Participation in the MeCATronic Challenge
  • ● Autonomous robots with LiDAR & vision

Outreach & Robocat

  • ● Catalonia runners-up at Robocat
  • ● Best robot performance in Girona
  • ● Regional host of Apertix in Girona
  • ● More than 53 participating schools