FUTURE ENGINEERS OF THE WORLD
Day two at the World Robotics Championship
student competition in St. Louis.
School teams from around the world
compete in age categories, K to 12th grade.
Very young students built models and robots
in the LEGO competition, while teams in grades 5-12
spent the day fine tuning and adjusting
more complicated robot designs
(VERY complicated designs!)
Countries advancing into the final rounds
of the high school competition include:
Canada
Chile
China
Israel
Malaysia
Mexico
Saudi Arabia
United States
(Some teams seemed confident enough
to spend time in more leisurely activities!)
Gosh! we in "our times" were not this much advanced n talented. It's amazing to see these kids working technically like this.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
that must have been fun to get involved in such activities.
ReplyDeletewonderful!
ReplyDeleteit's interesting to see how these kids work! new times...xx
ReplyDeleteBlessed youth!
ReplyDeleteRick, how is the subject of hurricanes?
Kisses friend!
This is my kind of fair! I would have enjoyed this as a girl. In fact I did these kinds of things. You see a lot of things, fun, sad, beautiful... You are a man of vision. Good Saturday morning to you and thank you for your sweet comment.
ReplyDeleteBello y colorista reportaje amigo Rick, un gran disfrute para estos jovencitos, un abrazo Rick
ReplyDeleteLego is so much fun! Always loved it. Great photos of the fair!
ReplyDeleteLovely pictures. They seem to be having fun.
ReplyDeletewonderful...
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Good luck
el futuro en muy buenas manos...
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So fun for the kids. Lovely photos.
ReplyDeleteHello, Rick! You didn't put Brasil among the countries in robotics competition but I just hear on TV that brazilians students won a robotic competition in USA. They didn't say it was in St. Louis, so maybe its another one. The studentes seems to be older than those you post here. Well, I'm just curious...xx
ReplyDeleteIt's nice to see that there are also a lot of girls involved. I always loved technique but in 'my time' I was a strange girl.
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