Field notes
Notes from the table.
Writing from the team behind RoboSoccer — how the game plays, what two years of engineering taught us, why soccer's American moment matters now, and the three clear ways to partner with us.
Recent
The newest writing — across every topic
Licensing & PartnershipWhy we license RoboSoccer instead of manufacturing it
We built the robot soccer game. We're not the right team to mass-manufacture and retail it in America — so we partner, openly and non-exclusively, three clear ways. Here's the thinking.
The GameInside the grab-and-kick: how RoboSoccer's robots actually play
No rods, no screen. Two robots drive in any direction, grab the ball, and fire it flat or lob it over a defender. Here's how the pieces fit into a real sport you can hold.
Why NowAmerica fell for soccer. Here's why the table version matters now.
The World Cup is on U.S. soil this summer and youth soccer is the country's fastest-rising sport — but the toy aisle has nothing robotic to meet the moment. RoboSoccer already does.
Why Now
Soccer's American moment, and why the table version matters this year.
The Game
How RoboSoccer actually plays — robots, ball, arena, app.
Licensing & Partnership
The three ways to partner with us, and the thinking behind each.