
A true story
The journey of the Amigos Droids team, world champions in 2026 and co-creators of Fx4, opens the experience with emotional engagement and marks the transition into the simulation.
10 min.
In the Fx4 Workshop, the robot is the pretext and the team is the subject. In a lighthearted competition, with hands-on technology, little time and limited resources, each person's attitudes come to the surface. At the end, the team reflects on what those attitudes reveal about culture and focus on results.
Participants' overall rating: 4.76 out of 5.
Many teams have talent and clear goals, but are slow to turn ideas into results at the speed the context demands.
Lecture-based training rarely changes this behavior, because it explains the problem without making the team live it.
An experience in four moments.
The journey in 4 moments · about 80 seconds

The journey of the Amigos Droids team, world champions in 2026 and co-creators of Fx4, opens the experience with emotional engagement and marks the transition into the simulation.
10 min.
Job titles and seniority are set aside. Everyone “goes back to high school” and each table becomes a competition team, with a robot, simple materials, rules and little time.

Teams plan, build, test and compete in matches against the other teams. Time is short and resources are limited.

Before the final result, a reflection guided by questions connects what happened in the game to real situations in the company. Each participant leaves with a small, concrete experiment for the following week. The experience ends with the awards.
The robot arrives ready and the challenge is a team one: deciding, building and testing.
The essence of Fx4 is learning by doing: reading the context, testing fast and working with what you have, instead of justifying what is missing.
During the simulation, job titles and seniority are set aside. This reveals contributions and leadership that routine and formal structure tend to hide.
Facilitated by Sérgio Lana, with 1 monitor for every 20 participants. In person, at your company or at a venue of your choice. We work in any city in Brazil.
Schedule a conversationSérgio Lana is the coach and founder of the Amigos Droids team, with more than 20 years in project management, strategic leadership and entrepreneurship. He holds a master's degree in Strategic Management and is a guest professor at Fundação Dom Cabral. During the experience, he works with adult monitors, most of them former robotics athletes.
The Workshop game was born from the experience of the Amigos Droids team, which won the Inspire Award at the 2026 FIRST Championship, in a competition with almost 9,000 teams from 57 countries. The Workshop brings to companies the dynamics the team lives in competition: a clear goal, little time, limited resources and team decisions.
What participants say.
Being put under pressure with a hands-on exercise, which made us reflect on critical decisions at various moments that apply to our day-to-day work.
Participant, Rockwell AutomationThe experience brought a number of insights, especially the fact that there were not enough resources for every task, and we had to prioritize and choose things to leave aside.
Participant, Rockwell AutomationA clear demonstration of planning, discipline, teamwork, focus on value and continuous improvement.
Participant, Rockwell AutomationThe reminder that a mistake is an invitation to learn.

Net Promoter Score
overall rating of the experience
believe the experience would be useful at other moments for the team
Reaction survey with 17 responses across two sessions: Rockwell Automation (9) and SESI (8). NPS = % of scores 9 and 10 minus % of scores 0 to 6.






The context is different, the behaviors are the same: deciding with little information, prioritizing, testing and adapting. The final reflection connects what happened in the game to real situations in the company.
No. The robot arrives ready and the challenge is a team one.
Yes. Having the method does not guarantee the behavior. The experience shows, in practice, how the team decides and adapts under pressure.
From 12 to 60 at the same time, with 1 monitor for every 20 participants.
No. It is a team learning experience, not a performance assessment. In the recruitment format, the activity makes it possible to observe behavior in a practical situation.
A room, tables, a projector and internet. Robots, materials, arena and facilitation are provided by Fx4 Brasil.
Anywhere in Brazil.
The investment depends on the format, the number of participants and the location. We present the proposal in a short conversation.
In 30 minutes, we understand where your team stands and recommend the most suitable format.
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