Phoenix

FRC Team 4533 - Mount Pleasant, SC

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We are a FIRST Robotics Competition team operating out of the East Cooper Center for Advanced Studies in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina. Originally known as Wando Advanced Robotics, our team was founded in 2012 and competed in FRC officially for the first time in 2013. Beginning with the 2022-23 academic year, our team has rebranded as Phoenix. Throughout the year, our team’s members learn and apply advanced skills in design, fabrication, programming, and other areas while creating robots that compete at a high level. More about us.

How do we compete?

Our team competes in FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC), an annual contest in which participating teams work throughout a six-week season to build and program a robot for a unique game. Through participation in FRC, students gain relevant experiences in engineering and programming with mentorship from industry professionals and develop vital skills in communication and leadership. Each year, our team competes in regional competitions across the Southeast, with the ultimate goal of qualifying for and competing in the World Championships in April. Learn more about FIRST Robotics Competition

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As a nonprofit organization, Phoenix relies on corporate sponsorships to support and grow our team. Our sponsors are vital in covering robot and operational costs, as well as helping to support our travel and competition expenses. Sponsors are featured on several team materials, including our robot, merchandise, and competition pit. We welcome and appreciate support of all kinds, including monetary donations and in-kind support. All donations to our organization are tax-deductible. Sponsor Us

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About 4533 Phoenix

Who are we? Phoenix is an FRC team operating out of the East Cooper Center for Advanced Studies in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina. Each member of our team grows and applies skills that are directly relevant to future work in STEM fields. Since our 2013 debut, team 4533’s robots have competed at a high level, earning many awards and honors. Our History Team 4533 was founded as Wando Advanced Robotics during the 2012-13 school year and first competed in the 2013 FRC game, Ultimate Ascent. In 2014, our team reached the playoff rounds for the first time at the South Florida Regional, ultimately making it to the semifinals. In 2015, our team continued to improve, becoming an alliance captain for the first time and earning the General Motors Industrial Design Award at the North Carolina Regional. During the 2017 season, our team won the Imagery Award at the Palmetto Regional and placed highly at the Smoky Mountains Regional. In the 2018 game, Power Up, our team captained alliances at both the Rocket City Regional and the South Florida Regional and recieved the Quality Award at Rocket City. In 2020, the team became an alliance captain at the Palmetto Regional. In 2021, despite the cancellation of in-person FRC events due to the COVID-19 pandemic, our team continued to improve by experimenting with new designs and participating in at-home challenges. Following our move to the East Cooper CAS ahead of the 2022-23 school year, our team rebranded as Phoenix. We are beyond excited to continue to grow our team’s legacy in the coming years!

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Contact 4533 Phoenix

Contact For any questions, please email our lead the team here or you can also join our Discord (Temporarily removed). In Person All Mount Pleasant area students are welcome to visit our meetings after school on Mondays and Wednesdays in room L-138 at the East Cooper CAS! Social Media <a href="//www.thebluealliance.com/team/4533" title="The Blue Alliance" > <i class="bi bi-robot"><span class="visually-hidden">The Blue Alliance</span></i> </a> <a href="//www.youtube.com/@AltPhoenix4533" title="Youtube" > <i class="bi bi-youtube"><span class="visually-hidden">Youtube</span></i> </a> <a href="//www.youtube.com/@AltPhoenix4533" title="Alternate Youtube" > <i class="bi bi-youtube"><span class="visually-hidden">Alternate Youtube</span></i> </a> <a href="//www.facebook.com/Frc4533/" title="Facebook" > <i class="bi bi-facebook"><span class="visually-hidden">Facebook</span></i> </a> <a href="//www.instagram.com/4533_phoenix/" title="Instagram" > <i class="bi bi-instagram"><span class="visually-hidden">Instagram</span></i> </a> <a href="//github.com/4533-phoenix" title="GitHub" > <i class="bi bi-github"><span class="visually-hidden">GitHub</span></i> </a>

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