Our Achievements
Built through teamwork. Earned through competition.
Explore the milestones, medals, and competition results that define the journey of MOGUL TEAM 30524. From regional fabrication benchmarks to international arena gold podiums across Tokyo, Dallas, and RoboGames.
The Mongol Aspiration Hall of Banners
Audited podium finishes spanning multiple academic seasons across RobotChallenge, RC.CODE, and FIRST Tech Challenge events.
Precision Metric Summary
Total Podiums
Medals & Excellence awards
Gold & First Prizes
Top-tier divisional sweep
World Arena Titles
International sanction cups
Consecutive Years
Uninterrupted podium streak
Autonomous Win Rate
Pre-programmed routing runs
Trophy Wall & Medal Vitrine
Click any medal or trophy card to open its full match dossier, squad telemetry, and hardware specifications.
Our Competitive Journey
Four continuous years of engineering iteration, international expeditions, and hardware maturation.
The Autonomous Circuit & Speed Record
2 Competitions, 2 Golds. Logged the Tokyo World Open record speed (1.84 m/s) and the Dallas SLAM zero-human-takeover title.
Precision Hardware & Division Expansion
5 Competitions, 7 Podiums. Undefeated 16-0 Mini Sumo national championship and a historic Kokugikan sumo bronze medal in Tokyo.
Championship Dynasty & Algorithmic Peak
4 Competitions, 6 Medals. RoboGames Mega Sumo Heavyweight title sweep in California and an IEEE hardware excellence certification.
Global Debut & Foundation Era
3 Competitions, 4 Medals. First international podium at the Singapore Youth Robotics Open, establishing Club 30524's international pipeline.
Defining Moments
In-depth breakdowns of the breakthrough tournaments that placed Mongol Aspiration International School on the international map.
980 PTS
Apex MK-IV SLAM completed live spatial mapping with zero manual human takeover, securing the maximum autonomy multiplier points.
1.84 m/s
Flawless tournament run with Photon Tracer X1. Logged a new youth world speed record with a ground-effect suction aerodynamic package.
12-0 GOLD
Undefeated 12-0 international run against 32 global entrants. A custom vacuum impeller delivered unprecedented downforce traction.
Winning Robots & Specs
Engineered, coded, and benchmarked within MOGUL TEAM. Each platform represents a distinct mechatronic architecture.
Photon Tracer X1 Line Follower
Ultra-fast line tracking rover tuned with sub-millisecond ADC telemetry.
- ā¢ QTR Sensor
- ā¢ PID Loop
- ā¢ STM32 C++
- ā¢ Top Speed: 4.2m/s
Razorback 500g Mini Sumo
Compact 500g autonomous ring fighter with ultra-sharp ground blades.
- ā¢ Arduino Pro
- ā¢ Brushless 24V
- ā¢ N52 Magnets
- ā¢ Reaction Time: 18ms
Apex MK-IV Autonomous SLAM Arena Bot
Full SLAM navigation arena rover with 2D LiDAR mapping and edge neural inferencing.
- ā¢ ROS2 Humble
- ā¢ RPLiDAR A2 360Ā°
- ā¢ RPi5 + Teensy
- ā¢ Mapping Update Rate: 10Hz
Vortec 3kg Mega Sumo
Heavyweight magnetic-traction ring dominator with custom high-torque gearboxes.
- ā¢ Teensy 4.1
- ā¢ LiPo 6S 22.2V
- ā¢ Custom ESC
- ā¢ Attack Reaction: 45ms
Recognition Beyond Competition
Technical distinction extends beyond the arena. Club 30524 is recognized for manufacturing compliance and open-source STEM pedagogy.
Dr. Arthur Sterling ā¢ Mentor of the Year
2024 ConfirmationConferred by FIRST Pacific Northwest and the REC Foundation for 6 years of student-led mentorship with zero safety breaches.
Mongol Aspiration International School ā¢ Lab Level 4 Citation
2025 Re-AuditRanked #1 high school advanced machining, CNC, and mechatronics training laboratory in the state school district.
IEEE Student Open-Hardware Commendation
IEEE Xplore #884Commended for the public release of the MOGUL Micro-Telemetry Bridge, downloaded by 240+ international robotics teams.
Medal Distribution (20 Total)
Where We Compete
Tournament battlegrounds where Club 30524 fielded robots, calibrated sensors in the pits, and climbed the podium.
RobotChallenge World Open & All-Japan Sumo
Ryogoku Kokugikan & Tokyo Big Sight. Competed in international open class line following and 3kg heavyweight sumo.
National Autonomous SLAM Championship
Kay Bailey Hutchison Center. Fielded Apex MK-IV SLAM rover in unknown dynamic maze obstacle arenas.
RoboGames International Mega Sumo
Alameda County Fairgrounds. Swept through a 12-0 double elimination bracket against international champions.
FTC Pacific Northwest Regional
Veterans Memorial Coliseum. Dual-stage elevator mechanism and Think Award documentation citation.
National SumoBot Championship
Greater Columbus Convention Center. Razorback 500g won all 16 matches in under 3.5 seconds each.
Intl. Youth Robotics Open
Changi Exhibition Centre. MOGUL 30524's international expansion debut, clinching third in open line tracking.
Moments of Victory
Snapshots from pit operations, late-night lab calibration sprints, and podium celebrations.
Write the Next Chapter With Us
Every trophy on this wall started with a student who decided to build something. Join MOGUL TEAM and add your name to the roster.
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