Students at Deep Blue Robotics prepare for upcoming competition

Kimberly Mitchell

Kimberly Mitchell, Segment Producer
January 25, 2018
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Kimberly Mitchell reports on what it takes to build a robot and the students behind the machines.

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Kimberly Mitchell is a sophomore at Carlmont High School. She enjoys going to the beach, petting dogs, and making puns. Twitter @Kim_mitchell (Visited 5 times today)

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