The FIRST Robotics Competition (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) , which was held in the Capital region for the first time, attracted participants from all over the state.
According to excerpts from the article:
The tournament brought together robotics teams from all over the state looking to qualify for the Michigan State Championship in April, and ultimately advancing to the International Championship in Georgia.
It's the first time the tournament was hosted in Mid-Michigan.
"Kids need to learn that the exciting jobs and careers are for people that think, for people that have learned the skills of science and technology, and here, that's what they're seeing," said Dean Kamen, founder of FIRST Robotics.
Students exploring careers in science, engineering, math, medical technology and other related fields took part in today's competition.
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