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Local robotics team demonstrates competition robot, seeks community support
Summary
All Wired Up FRC Robotics Team 8057 demonstrated their competition robot and said they are non-school-affiliated, funded by fundraising and grants, and that regional success can lead to the World Championship in Houston and scholarship opportunities.
Representatives of All Wired Up FRC Robotics Team 8057 gave a demonstration and presented a video about their recent competition in Orlando during the Aug. 3 Groveland City Council meeting. Team members described roles on the team — mechanical, wiring, coding and safety — and said participation provides students with technical and personal-skill development. The team clarified it is not affiliated with a school and relies on fundraising and grants to support travel and equipment.
Council thanked the students for the demonstration and for representing Groveland through the robotics program. The team noted that successful teams at regional competitions may advance to the FIRST Robotics Competition World Championship in Houston, which can provide scholarship and recognition opportunities for participants.
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