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HOUSTON, Texas — Three Oklahoma scholar robotics teams earned honors in a nationwide robotics competitors on Saturday.
Nearly 800 scholar robotics teams from 43 nations competed in FIRST competitors occasions in Houston, Texas.
FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) is a robotics neighborhood that gives in-school and after-school robotics group packages for college kids in preschool by means of twelfth grade.
RoboComets from Tulsa, related to Bishop Kelley High School, received FIRST Tech Challenge’s Judges Award, the Ultimate Support Award.
The Midnight Ostrich Runners from Broken Arrow received the FIRST Robotics Competition’s Highest Rookie Seed and Rookie All-Star Award. They had been additionally the regional champions at a FIRST robotics contest at Expo Square earlier this month.
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Sprockets from Shawnee, related to Gordon Cooper Technology Center, received the FIRST Robotics Competition’s Engineering Inspiration Award.
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“I have met so many great students, volunteers, mentors, alumni, and sponsors who truly embody the FIRST mission and Core Values: People who strive to be gracious professionals who innovate, compete and collaborate with equal energy,” stated Chris Moore, chief government officer of FIRST. “People who share our common passion for science and technology as a force for good with the world. The rewards of your efforts don’t stop at this event.”
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