MS Robotics Team Nitro

Dec 30, 2024 | Innovation Highlights, Recent News, Tech & Robotics

Earlier this month, D-E’s Middle School (MS) Robotics Team Nitro competed at the State Tournament in Mount Olive. In addition to showcasing their robot, the team presented their prototype of an oyster-shell-based building product. The product is designed to combat the effects of ocean acidification in local waterways.  Way to go MS Robotics Team Nitro! 

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