
Robotics Club Meeting
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Build, Design, and Engineer robotics in this club. We will be primarily focusing on building robots. No experience required, as we will teach the basics as well as basic coding/computer aided design/hands on work.

Build, Design, and Engineer robotics in this club. We will be primarily focusing on building robots. No experience required, as we will teach the basics as well as basic coding/computer aided design/hands on work.
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Robotics Club Meeting (CSM Library Building 9, San Mateo) — Build, design, and engineer robots with beginner-friendly lessons in coding and CAD.
Robotics Club Meeting (CSM Library Building 9, San Mateo) — Build, design, and engineer robots with beginner-friendly lessons in coding and CAD.
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