Oxley Valley Robotics

Oxley Valley Robotics We aim to equip a community of students passionate about science and technology with the skills and This Page is for the Oxley High School Robotics Team.

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Our Goal will be providing nearly 20 team members with the opportunity to travel to Sydney for Regional Competition, and, if successful, to Houston, USA for the world Championship Competition. Our team needs to raise more than 15 thousand dollars to support this goal. FIRST is a robotics competition founded by inventor Dean Kamen. FIRSTTM, an acronym for “For Inspiration and Recognition of Sci

ence and Technology,” is an international phenomenon, which pairs high schools with corporate engineering sponsors to build a robot which will compete in a sport-like event. The goal of the FIRSTTM program is to give students hands-on experience working with real engineers, so that engineers and scientists are seen as role models in the same way professional athletes are.

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This Page is for the Tamworth Titans Robotics Team. Our Goal will be providing nearly 20 team members with the opportunity to travel to Sydney for Regional Competition, and, if successful, to Houston, USA for the world Championship Competition. Our team needs to raise more than 15 thousand dollars to support this goal. FIRST is a robotics competition founded by inventor Dean Kamen. FIRSTTM, an acronym for “For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology,” is an international phenomenon, which pairs high schools with corporate engineering sponsors to build a robot which will compete in a sport-like event. The goal of the FIRSTTM program is to give students hands-on experience working with real engineers, so that engineers and scientists are seen as role models in the same way professional athletes are.