Saturday at the Wolstein Center in downtown Cleveland, a group of young women huddled around an object, fine-tuning what has been their labor of love since the beginning of the school year: a robot.
They’re competing in a FIRST robotics competition and making history as the only all girls high-school robotics team in Northeast Ohio.“We really use this to be a role-model for other teams, we know that there are some other teams that are starting to think about becoming an all-girls team and we really want to inspire other women to get into STEM and get into engineering,” said Amira Horowitz.
The overall goal of the competition is to engage students in an engineering project to design, build, test and operate a robot, all different parts of STEM. The Fighting Unicorns have been doing the work and taking names. Last month, the team competed in Cincinatti, where they finished 5th out of 38 teams, winning the Sustainability Award.
HB's robotics team saw success in Cincinnati last week at the Miami Valley Regional FIRST Robotics Competition!🤖🦄 The Fighting Unicorns brought their A-game and finished fifth overall and received the Sustainability Award!♻️🌎
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