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See . Ok .

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I like , you know ,

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oh , you sh banana . But the pass .

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Hi , I'm Malcolm in no , from code 2330 .

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So today we're here competing at the

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University of Hawaii at the Stan

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Sheriff Center at the first robotics

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competition . Uh , Hawaii Regional

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Way Brighter . It is . So this is

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one of many regionals that , uh , you

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can compete in across the world .

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There's over 3000 teams worldwide . Uh ,

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and about 33 countries that compete in

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this program and number

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63 . All right .

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Uh , we're all competing to see , um ,

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you know , which robot works well with

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other robots . Um , it's not always

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about the competition , the alliance

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that earns them most points , wins the

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match . We have , we have a thing here

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at first we call Cooper where you work

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together , uh , to , you know , lift

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each other's teams up and , you know ,

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you find your weaknesses and you find

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your strengths and together , uh , you

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can kind of make your program better .

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You have to design , you have to build

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it , uh , you have to troubleshoot it

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and you have to program it all of that

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in a short six week period . So you

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spend your first week designing , you

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build your prototypes and if it doesn't

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work , no , and it appears to be stuck

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right now . Guess what ? You go back to

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square one or you make a little tweaks

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to your robot until you get the final

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product that you want . 359 looks to

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make the level three and they are

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successful . It looks like if they can

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hold it today or this is actually wivos

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third regional that we're competing in .

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They have stored three pieces of cargo .

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I scored it as well . They are killing

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it right now . So our robot has seen a

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lot of action already . Um We were

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fortunate to compete in Victoria in

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Canada and we were able to win there .

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We did also compete in San Diego where

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we did take some hard losses for the

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team . But uh the main thing is we take

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those , take those things and we learn

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from them and we make the team better .

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There is a reason why number one ranked

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team right now . So I , I volunteer um

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because I'm a big believer in this

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program uh for stem education . There's

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a lot about uh talk about problems

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nowadays uh that really need that stem

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approach to solve and uh making sure

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our kids um you from all different

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communities have that opportunity to

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know that they , they can , they can

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solve these kind of problems . They can ,

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you know , develop something

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troubleshoot build test and actually

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have a product at the end , they can

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have a project . So this program here

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is merely a vehicle for that . Uh So

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for me , it's always bringing

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perspective . So , uh coming from , you

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know , thinking engineering is really

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hands on , uh but there's also the

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paperwork side . So in this program ,

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we actually have a big rule book in the

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beginning and we gotta make sure we

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built the spec . So just like

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submarines , uh there's a spec and you

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have to meet the spec . And if you're

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not in spec , you gotta make sure you

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either make changes to your design or ,

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you know , figure out that you fit

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within the rules . So that's , that's a

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big part of this because you can build

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a robot . Uh but it might not meet the

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rules and you can't compete with it .

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Me growing up in Wailua , that's my

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home and uh that's why I continue to

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help Wailua because I wanted to make

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sure that the opportunities that were

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given to me as a student in Wailua that

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making sure those opportunities are

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carried on to the next generation .

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What we're doing here today is we're

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preparing these students for the jobs

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of tomorrow because these , these

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students are the leaders that are gonna

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take the positions uh whether it be at

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Pearl Harbor or different companies and

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they're gonna be the leaders uh for

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whatever organization you decide to be

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a part of . But the pass .

