Message from Mr. Andy Lee, President of Innovation First International (HK) Ltd. for the very First AUAP International Robotics Competition in Manila.
We are excited to support Elementary, High School and University Students showcasing their Skills with Custom-Built Robots at the 1st AUAP International Robotics Competition in Manila.
The action-packed event will feature teams who will collaborate with other schools in a series of back-to-back robot challenges, made possible by the following sponsors: AUAP, MRSP and Hytec Power Inc.
Participants strive to succeed by strategically executing the games in the VEX IQ Challenge and the VEX Robotics Competition, with robots they designed, built, and programmed using VEX Robotics.
The VEX competition in Manila is one in a series of events taking place throughout the year. VEX Competitions represent the world’s largest and fastest growing competitive robotics programs for elementary schools, middle schools, high schools, and universities.
There are more than 20,000 VEX Competition teams from 45+ countries that participate in over 1,500 events worldwide. The competition season culminates each season, with the VEX Robotics World Championship, a highly-anticipated event that unites top qualifying teams from local, regional and international VEX events who strive to secure the title of World Champions.
Watching students experience the joy of bringing a robot from simple design renderings to the competition field is quite an amazing feat. To do so in such a short span of time, with the ability to meet up at a VEX event to compete with their peers and learn from each other is truly inspiring. It’s clear this event will prepare students with the skills they need to become tomorrow’s leading innovators.
The VEX competition, presented by the Robotics Education & Competition Foundation, serves as a vehicle for students to develop critical life skills, such as teamwork, ingenuity and project management. These skills are honed through building robots and collaborating with like-minded students from the community. More information about the VEX competition can be found at RobotEvents.com and VEXRobotics.com.
