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August 23, 2026

YASS has a real website now

Everything that used to live on our Fourthwall store page and scattered across Chief Delphi now has a home at yassrobotics.com.

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August 18, 2026

YAGSL 2026.8.18: A Beta for the SystemCore Transition

A roboRIO-only beta that points YAGSL at the 2027 SystemCore transition. Brushed motor support is gone, gyro support is narrower, and we need teams to try and break it.

April 24, 2026

Gearing Up for Worlds

YALL adds 2026.1 firmware support ahead of the FIRST Championship, plus a meetup, stickers, and a few things we're not ready to announce yet.

A simulation test of YAGSL's new SwerveInputStream.aim lookahead targeting

February 2026

Aim Assist Lands in YAGSL

SwerveInputStream picks up lookahead-based aiming for shooting on the move, built for the teams without a turret this year.

January 24, 2026

EasyCRT: A Team's Offseason Project Joins YAMS

Team 6911 built a Chinese Remainder Theorem utility to solve a real problem on their own robot. Now it's part of YAMS for everyone.

January 2026

YAGSL, YAMS, and YALL Ship for 2026

All three libraries are out on the current WPILib release, plus a first look at what's coming for YAGSL in 2027.

January 10, 2026

2026 Kickoff

Kickoff day arrives, and we gave our first live presentation walking teams through the suite.

January 9, 2026

One Day Till Kickoff 2026

A last motor controller tutorial goes up the night before kickoff, useful whether or not you're running YAMS.

October 2025

YAMS Learns to Sense the World

Sensors, exponential profiles, and a running list of small fixes as the first few weeks of YAMS feedback came in.

YAMG, the YASS mechanism generator, showing a mechanism being designed and simulated in the browser

October 2, 2025

Introducing YASS: Yet Another Software Suite

YAGSL moves under a new banner, and YAMS, YAMG, and YALL launch alongside it: four libraries built to make FRC programming faster to learn and easier to share.