Built to make an impact.
Beyond the workshop · DECODE 2025–2026
700
Students in school visits
8 schools · 22 classes
200
Summer-camp students
11 groups · 5 days
18
FTC Week visits
2 editions · 13 teams
2
RR Cup editions
14 teams, then 20 teams
Beyond the workshop · DECODE 2025–2026
700
Students in school visits
8 schools · 22 classes
200
Summer-camp students
11 groups · 5 days
18
FTC Week visits
2 editions · 13 teams
2
RR Cup editions
14 teams, then 20 teams

21–22 February 2026
Third in playoffs and Inspire Award, 3rd place.
Help curious minds build extraordinary things.
Ten students. One shared workshop. We design, build and compete—and open the door for the next generation.
THE STORY
We are RoboRangers 25590, a team of high school students from Chișinău representing Tekwill Academy Kids. Our DECODE roster brings hardware, software, CAD, documentation and communication together around one robot.
We test ideas, learn from each iteration and share what works. From FIRST LEGO League and FIRST Tech Challenge to representing Moldova at FIRST Global, our aim is to grow as engineers and help others take their first step.
Turn curiosity into engineering skills through real machines, thoughtful experiments and competition.
700 students reached through school visits. 200 summer-camp students welcomed to our lab. Knowledge grows when it is shared.
Meet J.A.R.V.I.S.: dual intake, intelligent storage, a rotating turret and modular Kotlin software, developed through repeated testing.
National FLL titles, FTC Think and Inspire recognition, and an engineering innovation gold while representing Moldova at FIRST Global 2025.
The season brought the J.A.R.V.I.S. robot, Inspire 3 at Moldova’s championship, Think 2 at the Romania Central Regional, and a second RR Cup that welcomed 20 teams.

RoboRangers competed at MTI and the European Premier Event, earned Think Award 3rd place in Italy, and represented Moldova at FIRST Global with an engineering innovation gold.

Further FLL national titles accompanied a growing mentorship pathway. Younger students continued to learn through junior teams while experienced members took on new technical and communication roles.

National championship titles in 2017, 2018 and 2019 established an early record in FLL. Further titles followed in 2023, 2024 and 2026.

The team’s roots and mentor continuity begin in 2015. Florin Cazac has guided RoboRangers since that year; co-founder and alumnus Andrian Bocancea later returned as a mentor.
