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Moroccan Robotics Team Secures Spot at World Championship in Houston

Tuesday 12 March 2024 - 12:45
Moroccan Robotics Team Secures Spot at World Championship in Houston

In a remarkable achievement, the AFMOS robotics team from Beni Mellal has clinched a coveted spot at the esteemed FIRST Championship in Houston, Texas. This accolade follows their outstanding performance at the Moroccan FIRST Tech Challenge held on March 9, 2024, at the George Washington Academy in Casablanca.

Representing the Mohammed V Technical High School in Beni Mellal, the AFMOS team emerged victorious, claiming the esteemed Inspire Award, the highest honor of the competition. This prestigious recognition has propelled the Moroccan contingent to participate in the FIRST Championship, a global event that unites the finest teams from the FIRST Tech Challenge for an ultimate competition, alongside unique learning and networking opportunities.

The FIRST Tech Challenge serves as a platform for students to engage in engineering thinking, encompassing the design, construction, and programming of robots. These robots are crafted utilizing a reusable platform driven by Android technology, and their programming is facilitated through various Java-based programming levels.

With their exceptional triumph at the Moroccan competition, the AFMOS team has earned the privilege to represent their country on the global stage, showcasing their technical expertise and innovative mindset. Their forthcoming participation in the FIRST Championship in Houston promises an exhilarating and invaluable experience, as they go head-to-head with the world's premier robotics teams, fostering international collaboration and knowledge exchange.

As the Moroccan flagbearers at this esteemed event, the AFMOS team from Beni Mellal is poised to inspire and pave the way for future generations of Moroccan students to pursue their passions in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM).


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