ASML has given $10,000 to support Mechatronics, one of the most popular courses in the School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering. This gift helped provide student teams with supply kits required for them to compete in the culmination of the course, the Battling of Micro-Robots. This competition, which took place on the last day of classes, included a robot built by the ASML team that competed against the winning student team, ending in a draw. The photo to the left shows member of the ASML team presenting the trophy to the winning student team.
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