2013

• We participated in our first FRC Event, DDU (Duel Down Under).

2014

• We opened a stall in our first yearly UNSW Open Day, exposing students of all ages to robotics and FRC.

2015

• We participated in our first FRC Regional Event.

2016

• We won our first FRC Awards in 2016 - a design award for our grappling hook and the Motivate award.
• We hosted our GERRIC courses, teaching year 5 and 6 students about robotics.

2018

• We won the Gracious Professionalism award at DDU as we helped other teams.

2019

• We formed the Junior Team, with 20 late primary/early high school students joining in the first meeting.
• We participated in our first FLL competition, in which our 2 teams came second and fourth.

2020

• We held robotics workshops for high school students.
• We went online due to social distancing restrictions, and managed to participate in the FLL competition that year, progressing to Nationals.

2021

• We were wildcarded into FLL APOC (Asia Pacific Open Championships), winning the Motivate award.

2022

• We return to the FRC competition with our robot being built on the front porch of a team member.
• We, along with our alliance partners, won the DDU playoffs.

2023

• We participated in our first yearly Rhodes Robot Ball, exposing the local youth to the sheer coolness of our robot.
• We held our first yearly Open Night, and saw about 60 students and parents visit us, many of which who joined the team.
• We started the EMU Chicks team for 7-10 year olds.

2024

• We introduced robotics to students in the Mongol Language School in Arncliffe West and Cantebury.
• We helped start Sydney Boys High School's FTC Team, Sydney High Voltage.
• Some our team members travelled around rural Mongolia, exposing the children there to STEM and robotics.
• We held workshops at UNSW O-Week, recruiting some new university students as mentors in the process.
• We assisted OLSH College in starting a robotics elective using LEGO EV3s for Year 10 students.
• We held a robotics workshop at St George Girls High School, introducing Year 9s to programming LEGO EV3s.
• We started an initiative to have our students volunteer in multiple FLL and FTC competitions.

2025

• We, along with other Australian members of the FIRST community, started the Mihirungs Ri3D (Robot in 3 Days) team, and built a robot in 3 days.