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Ramat Hasharon robotics wins


Ramat Hasharon robotics wins.
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The Ramat Hasharon robotics team won two prizes in the “First” robotics competition.


Students took home the “Imagery Award” in honor of Jack Kamen, which focuses on combining visual aesthetics with engineering.

The judges described the team as the winners for their presentation, booth cleanliness, as well as the visual appeal of the robot and its accessories. 

Assaf Regev, a teacher at Alon High School, who has been leading the Ramat Hasharon robotics team, said: “This is a rare occurrence in the world of robotics competitions that the same team wins two prizes in one day.”

“Last year, I have emphasized the need to combine scientific study with the study of the humanities and social sciences, based on the belief that one cannot exist without the other,” he continued. “This combination led the team to new areas of thinking, cooperation and ultimately success.”

In addition, Regev received the Woodie Flowers Finalist Award by First, which is a tribute to a robotics mentor.


 


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