Public Resources
These resources were created by members of Team 3322 to share with other teams and members of the FIRST community. Feel free to use these resources as you would like, but we ask that you keep any logos/branding or other crediting intact. If you have questions about any of these resources, please email us at 3322eagleinfo@gmail.com.
2026 Technical Binder
Annually, Team 3322 assembles a Technical Binder summarizing the year’s robot. This includes the strategic priorities, design iterations and final build, electrical layout, and a programming summary.
Downloadable PDF (last updated 3/26/26): https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lV6sN5jindZIb2xSrHHtQh2NBv9rqP1L/view?usp=sharing
2026 Business Plan
The team Business Plan and Sustainability report is complied every season, and includes a SWOT analysis, short- and long- term goals of the team, a budget and finances summary, a sponsorship and fundraising summary, an outreach summary, and outlines future plans of the team.
Downloadable PDF (last updated 3/26/26): https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lV6sN5jindZIb2xSrHHtQh2NBv9rqP1L/view?usp=sharing
Branding Guide
The document outlining our team’s colors and fonts, branding standards, acceptable logo variations, branding history, and miscellaneous do’s/don’t’s. Members may find this helpful with creating branded items, and other teams may find this as a helpful inspiration to create their own branding guidelines
Downloadable PDF (last updated 3/26/26): https://drive.google.com/file/d/1dplmLYLHRm-PzOS24rXOlLz6bwir8ik-/view?usp=sharing
Team Scheduling Template
Our team uses a Gantt chart to outline our season. We keep this in a Google Spreadsheet because we don’t need it to be particularly mutable, like a day-to-day schedule; instead, our team uses this to outline the entire season at a glance approximately one-two weeks after kickoff, when we know what subsystems will be on the robot and what competitions we’ll attend. This allows us to see what subsystems might be under a time crunch, know when certain subteams and students will be busiest, and set deadlines (such as the latest date for programming to receive the robot)
Google Spreadsheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1xXD-UISJY6lAXWWCf9M0C1oy7quhQjJNqYIZN0uAfFY/edit?usp=sharing
Scouting Software
In order to collect match data, our Strategy and Scouting subteam annually creates a scouting app. Scouters use tablets with this software to record match info, and when done they present the software’s generated QR code to be scanned by the lead scouter with a bar code scanner. This allows us to record match data efficiently at venues where wifi and cellular networks are spotty.
GitHub Repo: https://github.com/frc3322/3322Scouting2026
*Note: some tools, like data compression, may be documented in other repos under the 3322 organization
Swerve Drive Simulator
An online swerve drive simulator developed by our programming team. This simulator includes a competition-field-level view point, practice modes, and numerous timed challenges. It is also controller-compatible! This is perfect for teams to train drivers without using a physical robot.
Please note: The simulator only works for Windows and is currently not compatible with Mac OS. New versions may be released periodically, requiring a re-installation of the app.
GitHub Repo: https://github.com/frc3322/DriveSim