Utah FIRST Lego League Qualifier
Top of Utah students ages 9 to 14 gathered at Weber State University in Ogden on Saturday, January 5, 2013, for the Utah FIRST Lego League Qualifier. Teams picked fun names — like the Ninja Robot Geeks, the Robot Chickens, and the Lion Bytes — and wore silly outfits while accomplishing various tasks with their robots. They also worked on projects to help the elderly face daily challenges using innovative technology.
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