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Ashley Robbins, the executive director of FIRST Indiana Robotics, discusses the world of robotics and the impact it has on students. She explains that robotics provides a safe space for students to be creative and explore their interests, regardless of their background or social skills. The robotics teams are mentor-driven and consist of students with various roles, such as coding, mechanical design, and marketing. The competitions involve completing objectives and earning points, both on and off the field. Winning is not only based on robot performance but also on teamwork, innovation, and community outreach. The robotics programs have been growing in popularity, with over 350 teams in Indiana alone.
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Ashley Robbins, the executive director of FIRST Indiana Robotics, discusses the world of robotics and the impact it has on students. She explains that robotics provides a safe space for students to be creative and explore their interests, regardless of their background or social skills. The robotics teams are mentor-driven and consist of students with various roles, such as coding, mechanical design, and marketing. The competitions involve completing objectives and earning points, both on and off the field. Winning is not only based on robot performance but also on teamwork, innovation, and community outreach. The robotics programs have been growing in popularity, with over 350 teams in Indiana alone.
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