Thread: VEX beats Tetrix and others in bid to develop a robotics competition for the TSA
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Re: VEX beats Tetrix and others in bid to develop a robotics competition for the TSA
Today 150,000 students, already interested in STEM, have direct access to affordable and accessible head-to-head robotics competition (and related curricular and co-curricular experiences) for the first time. Out of all that I've ever been involved with related to robotics competition and education this is by far the most important contribution, albeit small in comparison to many others, I've ever made. I'm very proud to have played a small role in supporting this partnership and venture and look forward to see how things flourish from this starting point.
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