Students in the final stages of their robotics project.
Fifty Vex Robotic Campers wrapped up their week long camp with a competition in front of friends and family in the NTC Commons.
Student in the final stages of his robotics project.
Student in the final stages of his robotics project.
Student in the final stages of his robotics project.
Students in the final stages of their robotics project.
Students preparing for the final competition.
Competition set up for the final day of camp.
Student preparing for the final competition day.
Competition set up for the final day of camp.
Student preparing for his competition during the final day of camp.
Student preparing for his competition during the final day of camp.
Competition set up for the final day of camp.
Students in the final stages of their robotics project.
Students during final competition.
Students during final competition.
Students during final competition.
Students in the final stages of their robotics project.
High school robotics teams participated in a series of games and contests with VEX robots they designed and constructed at Northwest Technical College’s VEX Robotics Camp. The contest wrapped up a week-long camp, where teams from across Minnesota, with some teams joining from as far away as South Dakota and Tennessee, collaborated to design, program and build robots used in the June 28 final competition. The camp also included evening activities such as swimming and rock-wall climbing in Bemidji State University’s Gillett Wellness Center, tours of local manufacturing businesses and team-building activities.
