From the KTOO Archives

From the KTOO Archives

Domo Arigato Mr. Roboto November 23

Producer: Casey Kelly

KTOO Radio News
Members of the X-Treme Botz team from Skagway discuss strategy at the 3rd annual Juneau Robot Jamboree Saturday at Centennial Hall. Fifteen teams from across Southeast Alaska took part in the tournament, which challenges 9- to 14-year-olds to come up with robot designs using Lego NXT kits. Teams score points by programming their robots to complete different missions on an obstacle course. But they're judged on other criteria as well. Casey Kelly went to the jamboree and brought back this audio postcard. (Photo by Casey Kelly/KTOO)

KTOO Audio Archives
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Thursday Newscast Feb. 4, 2010	Juneau Afternoon - Thu Feb. 4, 2010	Rural Mayors Say Energy Costs Limiting Economy Feb. 3, 2010
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Alaska ACLU honors Byron Mallott Feb. 2, 2010	Tuesday Newscast Feb. 2, 2010	Juneau Afternoon - Tue Feb. 2, 2010
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JDHS win two games against Delta in hockey Feb. 1, 2010

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