The first key aspect of First Tech Challenge is hardware. Hardware refers to the physical components used to build a robot for the competition, which primarily includes a Robot Controller, various motors, sensors, and other mechanical parts, all controlled by a Driver Station that runs on an Android device, allowing for wireless communication with the robot. 

The next aspect deals with FTC software. This refers to the programming environment used in the FIRST Tech Challenge robotics competition, which allows us to code and control our robots using an Android-based system, with Java as the programming language, and includes a dedicated Driver Station app for controlling the robot during competition. 

The final aspect of FTC surrounds outreach. This refers to the community engagement activities where we  actively promote STEM education by demonstrating our robots, teaching robotics concepts, and inspiring younger students to pursue careers in science and engineering through events like workshops, presentations, and demonstrations at schools and community gatherings.