WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (WLFI) Indiana high school robotics teams are showing what six weeks of hard work and preparation produces. <\/p>\n
Teams from West Lafayette, Harrison, McCutcheon and Jeff high schools showcased their robots Sunday afternoon inside West Lafayettes gym. <\/p>\n
The event was put on by student organization Purdue FIRST Programs. <\/p>\n
Mentors from Purdue help the high school teams build 120-pound robots to complete specific tasks. <\/p>\n
Students will use their robots to compete at FIRST robotics competitions, which take place globally every year. <\/p>\n
One participant says he loves the idea of building something out of nothing. <\/p>\n
I love robotics because its really amazing to take just things that are scrap metal or a computer with no code and build something amazing that you can that you can compete against other people, Harrison High School student Carl Landskorn said. <\/p>\n
Local teams will compete against one another at Harrison High School March 3-5. They will have the opportunity to qualify for future competitions. <\/p>\n
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