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Robotics competition is a slam dunk

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    12 thousand teens from all over the world compete in robotics competition

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Disheveled man and machine it's like nothing -- admittedly.

Like the Super Bowl and -- -- a lot it.

And teams for whom.

Around the world touchdown inside the Edward Jones -- to compete in the first robotics competition.

Everybody here -- all want the same thing they want to be able to learn.

And everyone wants to do well but that's not the main goal of this is to have fun -- playing something on the left.

Inventor Dean Kamen founded first for inspiration and recognition of science and technology.

And today more than 121000 teens from 32 countries were competing with the custom built robots.

Like this one colts I -- it shoots baskets.

And who better to have on hand than the inventor of another kind of scandal.

I think science technology engineering and mathematics or or are very important.

Throughout the point first entry jobs who depend on me and goes is seasonal -- Soul anymore hopefully be able to the ability to be gainfully employed they need to pay attention.

You'd better believe potential employers were paying close attention.

The big thing is you'll see the games outside here they're trying to recruit are students as -- upstairs or.

We're preparing for God's university and -- the world.

Of the best in the world right here.

Like these limestone high schoolers from Martinsville Illinois.

Having mentors around and it's gonna you know this is how to do it and then I mean actually applying its real real life thing.

You know and then accidentally got quite a position where it's not just learning bits and god I've gotten any kind of -- around -- people from all over the world.

So the future is -- hand with these high tech high schools the robots built will they be for good -- evil Ben Patrick Clark.

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