EES Hosts Cargo Innovation Kick-Off
- LCSS Media Reports
- Oct 24, 2021
- 1 min read
Ethridge Elementary hosted the Cargo Innovation Kick-Off for the districtwide Robotics Teams on Thursday (10-21-21) in the true spirit of STEM for All. The Official Robotics Qualifier, sponsored by Tennessee Valley Robotics, Loretto Telecom, DRM, Inmotion, Walmart, Amazon, Online Capital Group (OCGnow.com), and LUS, will be held on December 4th at Lawrence County High School. The Cargo Innovation Kick-Off was designed to inspire robotics teams to identify issues within transportation, link solutions, and build a prototype for their Innovative Projects. Mr. Chase Adkins of Sharp Transportation spoke to the group about the real-world problems that cargo and transportation are currently experiencing. In addition, Mr. Charley Spencer of TVR shared words of encouragement.
The part about Mr. Chase Adkins sharing real-world cargo problems stood out to me — that’s the kind of industry connection that makes a robotics kick-off feel less like a school project and more like actual engineering. Getting students to build prototypes around transportation issues before the December 4th qualifier sounds like a solid way to keep them motivated. — this novel discovery hub
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Exciting to see Ethridge Elementary hosting the Cargo Innovation Kick-Off! It's a great initiative to inspire young minds in robotics and problem-solving. Don't forget to check out the paint hide and seek game for some creative fun!
Great to see Ethridge Elementary fostering STEM education through this robotics initiative! The partnership with local businesses and the real-world focus on transportation challenges makes this especially valuable for students. Looking forward to the December qualifier!
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