Honda Associate Keynotes Robotics Competition
Honda R&D Americas, Inc. in Ohio recently sponsored the PAST Foundation’s 9th Annual CORI Robotics Tournament at Worthington Kilbourne High School, in Worthington, OH.
The event was meant to inspire teams of high school students who competed to see which robot would win the coveted innovation award.
Honda associates and family members volunteered for set-up, judging and event logistics. Kenton Williams, a Honda associate in the Stride Management Assist Dept., was the keynote speaker for the event and highlighted some new mobility technology that Honda is developing.
A total of 29 teams from Ohio and surrounding states competed in the event.
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