Additionally, all in attendance were tasked with completing the surprise STEM challenge of drafting and building a bridge out of toothpicks and glue. Christopher and Eugene ultimately earned third place for their outstanding efforts!
The SeaPerch Underwater Robotics Program encourages students to build remotely operated vehicles and is sponsored by RoboNation and the US Navy Office of Naval Research.
PCTI students Christopher Ocasio (Clifton) and Eugene Osetskyy (Ringwood) display their bridge which secured them third place in the International SeaPerch surprise STEM challenge.