U.S. Robotics Teams Advance to International Championship

High school robotics teams across the United States are showcasing their skills in various competitions, aiming to qualify for the international FIRST Championship. Teams from Georgia, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Alabama, and Arizona are participating in intense robotics events, with many advancing to the next stages. In Georgia, Bibb and Houston Counties are competing with their robots, hoping to secure spots among the top 12 teams. New England's competition sees 96 teams, including Rosie Robotics, facing challenges designed to boost interest in STEM careers. Meanwhile, the Southwest High School team in Minneapolis and the Cobra Commanders from Arizona have already qualified for the World Championship in Houston, Texas. These events not only enhance students' technical skills but also prepare them for future careers in engineering and technology.