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‘The underdogs prevailed.’ N.J. high schoolers win Tech Challenge at robotics World Championship

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The 15 West Windsor-Plainsboro students joined over 50,000 people in Houston, where student teams tested their skills in innovation, teamwork and robotics.

Deion Johnson | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com

The students joined over 50,000 people from around the world who converged on Houston’s George R. Brown Convention Center over four days, from April 19-23, where hundreds of high schoolers tested their skills in innovation, teamwork and robotics by exploring energy sources and how energy is stored, distributed, and used, according to the FIRST website.

Each team was aligned with two others. Don’t Blink’s winning alliance included Team GatorBytes of Newbury Park, California, and Team Quality Control, of Bellevue, Washington.

 

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