Teams from around the globe compete in robotics competition at Hofstra
The robots will be evaluated by their performances -- such as retrieving and placing “game pieces” on designated locations, interacting with humans and racing back to their own charge stations.
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Mar 21, 2023, 4:36 PM
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Forty-five teams from around the world are competing in the
robotics competition held by FIRST Long Island.
They will be showcasing their designs during the
two-day tournament at Hofstra University.
The robots will be evaluated by their performances -- such as
retrieving and placing “game pieces” on designated locations, interacting with
humans and racing back to their own charge stations.
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