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Kirk Pinho
- Detroit will be one of two host cities for the FIRST Championship, the world's largest student robotics competition, for three years starting in 2018. The robotics events, which will take place at Cobo Center and Ford Field, could generate as much as $90 million in economic impact over three years, according to a news release from Gov. Rick Snyder's office. More than 400,000 K-12 students participate in FIRST Robotics programs around the world, and more than 17,000 are expected to participate
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Kirk Pinho
- Detroit will be one of two host cities for the FIRST Championship, the world's largest student robotics competition, for three years starting in 2018. The robotics events, which will take place at Cobo Center and Ford Field, could generate as much as $90 million in economic impact over three years, according to a news release from Gov. Rick Snyder's office. More than 400,000 K-12 students participate in FIRST Robotics programs around the world, and more than 17,000 are expected to participate
