Under the watch of two professional robot developers who will visit the Tulalip Indian Reservation for the event, young inventors--and even those who have never before touched a robot--are expected to compete in a series of "mini-sumo" competitions.
"This is a real healthy activity for young people to get involved with," said Daniel Jones, Tulalip campus manager for Northwest Indian College, which is hosting the event. "It leads to well-paying jobs and satisfying careers. We're trying to pique their interest."
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