Milford robotics team raises money to help get them to world championship in Texas
While they have sponsors, they still need to raise around $10,000 to cover the cost to get everyone to the International Robot Competition Stage.
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Apr 12, 2023, 12:02 AM
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5h agoA group of student robot builders is looking for a little help making their run at a world championship. Milford Mojo is just a week away from their big trip to Texas.
Members of the Milford Mojo spent many hours creating their robot Emile.
They've competed in regional tournaments where they qualified for the World Championship in Texas.
While they have sponsors, they still need to raise around $10,000 to cover the cost to get everyone to the International Robot Competition Stage.
"They have all worked so hard, they have all put in a lot of effort having that extra bit of cash helps us get the whole team there," said coach Seth Dalmacio.
The team is open to all Milford high school students and they're hoping to add to their crew.
