We are OA Robotics

Team FRC 4079 & Team FTC 19812

We are OA Robotics, a competitive robotics program located in Orange County, California. We are based at Oxford Academy in Cypress, and strive to promote robotics and STEM within our communities. Our teams design, build, run, and manage competitive robots, while learning and teaching the scientific and technical concept behind it. Ourstudents aim to continue the culture of constantly improving and challenging ourselves and the team as a whole.

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About Our Impact

We aim to create a community in which friends and family can learn and immerse themselves in STEM. We host an annual Girl Powered STEM Day, inviting local K-12 students to our site to learn about STEM, promoting our future Women in STEM Initiative. Additionally, we participate in a district-wide STEAM-A-Palooza, exhibiting our team's yearly work for staff, parents, and students to enjoy. Other engagements within our school site include showing off our robots during Club Rush, rallies, Open House, Back-to-School Nights, and more. Through each event we host or participate in, our team builds a connection with our local community in order to promote STEM in the Anaheim Union High School District and Orange County.

OA Robotics aims to inspire a new generation of engineers, software developers, and business experts by creating a professional environment. Members work together to both create, program, and publicize their created robots centered around certain tasks. Teams across the world operate under the principle of “gracious professionalism,” where teams maintain a competitive environment but still look to help each other compete and improve their robots.

In 2009, our first team, Vex Robotics 1774 - Quantum Leap, was started. The following year, Oxford Academy established its OASTEM program. However, it wasn't until 2012 that FIRST Robotics Team 4079 - Quantum Leap was started. Over the last few years, we have begun hosting a FIRST Girl-Powered STEM day, as well as attending our district Steam-A-Palooza. 2019 was our boom year, where we placed as Quarter-Finalists in Worlds (Carver), Finalists in Beach Blitz and the OCR, and Semi-Finalists in Battleship Blast. Recently, we've established an FTC team, meant to introduce robotics and STEM to younger students.

FIRST® (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) is a non-profit, international organization founded in 1989 by Dean Kamen, an inventor, and entrepreneur.


The mission of FIRST® is to inspire young people to be science and technology leaders and innovators by engaging them in exciting mentor-based programs that build science, engineering, and technology skills, inspire innovation, and foster well-rounded life capabilities including self-confidence, communication, and leadership.


Each year, FIRST® releases a new game for each program which poses an enormous challenge composed of various tasks. Teams must strategize, design, prototype, build, program, and test their robot during a build season, which lasts for six weeks. After build season, teams compete in regional tournaments to qualify for the world championships, held annually in St. Louis and in Houston.

What We Do

Create

We create engaging content on our social media channels to keep our members and community up to date with our projects.

Build

We build and program competition-ready robots and machines.

Connect

We connect our team through weekly meetings, bonding events, and competing in FRC!

Our Impact

Our team raises awareness about STEM, as the only FRC Team in the Anaheim Union High School District.

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Current Members

10

FRC Robots Built

13

Industry Mentors

12

Active Alumni

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A Special Thanks to Our Sponsors

Without our sponsors, our accomplishments would not have been achievable. Competition and off-season events are successful thanks to the gracious funding and support from our sponsors over the years.


Motors Sponsors

Disney Parks and Resorts

Right in the backyard of Disneyland Anaheim, we are grateful to our Disney mentors and sponsors who have been instrumental in providing technical experience and funds to our program.

https://disneyparks.disney.go.com/

NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL)

Thanks to our dedicated NASA-JPL mentors and the NASA Robotics Alliance Project (RAP), NASA-JPL has been a long time sponsor of our program and FRC Team as a NASA RAP House Team.

https://robotics.nasa.gov/nasa-frc-sponsorship/


Gears Sponsors

Micro-Star International (MSI)

Applied Medical


Sprockets Sponsors

Orange County Robotics Alliance (OCRA)

SOLIDWORKS

How to Apply

Considering the amount of money that is required to build an effective robot, sponsors are absolutely necessary. Donations of any kind are greatly appreciated. OA Robotics has developed a variety of rewards for donations of all sizes listed to the side. Donations under $1000 dollars in value are recognized with mentions on the team website, as well as invitations to team sponsored events. If you are thinking about donating, please contact us at contact@frc4079.org.

Sprockets

1000-2499

  • Website (Medium Logo)
  • Logo on Banner (Small)
  • Invite to Team Sponsored Events
  • Social Media (vidoes, newsletters)

Gears

2500-4999

  • Website (Medium Logo)
  • Logo on Banner (Medium)
  • Invite to Team Sponsored Events
  • Social Media (vidoes, newsletters)
  • Logo on T-Shirt

Motors

5000+

  • Website (Large Logo, Description, Website Link)
  • Logo on Banner (Large)
  • Invite to Team Sponsored Events
  • Social Media (vidoes, newsletters)
  • Logo on T-Shirt
  • Logo on Robot

Meet Our Robots

Our team has been creating robots since 2012. Each one is unique and tailored to meet the needs of the seasonal FIRST® challenge. Meet Lightspeed, Low Rider, Otis, and Dreadnought, and more!

Ascent

2022

Publicity Bot

2022

Lightspeed Robot

Lightspeed

2020-21

Low Rider

2019

Otis

2018

Dreadnought

2017

Get In Touch

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