Hackensack High School's Titanium Knights Team Up with Arena STEM - #1 TECH Playground of NJ.
On March 18th, Garden State Plaza was buzzing with excitement as Hackensack High School's Titanium Knights robotics team and Arena STEM Entertainment Center came together for a joint robotics event that had everyone talking.
Located on level 1 of the mall, the event showcased the latest in robotic technology and allowed passersby to interact with a real robot. With its sleek design and advanced capabilities, the robot was a crowd favorite, drawing in curious onlookers from all around.
The event was a collaboration between the Titanium Knights, a local robotics team from Hackensack High School, and Arena STEM Edutainment Center, a state-of-the-art facility that specializes in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) courses & activities.
The collaboration brought together two powerhouses in the world of robotics, offering a unique opportunity for students and the community to engage with cutting-edge technology.
From programming to assembly, the Titanium Knights demonstrated the process of building and controlling a robot, providing attendees with an inside look at the world of robotics.
Arena STEM also offered hands-on activities, allowing visitors to experience the thrill of operating a robot for themselves. With guidance from the experts of the center, attendees learned about the intricacies of robotic technology and how it can be used in various fields.
The event was a huge success, drawing in crowds of all ages and inspiring the next generation of innovators. As the world continues to move towards automation and technological advancement, events like this highlight the importance of STEM education and the role robotics will play in shaping our future.
If you missed the event, don't worry. Both the Titanium Knights and Arena STEM Entertainment Center are committed to promoting STEM education and advancing the field of robotics. Keep an eye out for future events and opportunities to get involved. The future of robotics is here, and it's an exciting time to be a part of it.