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Debuting our Peace Pole with the Rotary Interest Club

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In collaboration with our Rotary Interact Club, our team debuted the peace pole. This monument is representative of our international efforts, and the phrase "May Peace Prevail On Earth" is displayed in the languages spoken by teams that have visited our robotics lab in the past. It serves as a representation of the different cultures of our team as well as the diversity of the international teams we have assisted and mentored.

Originally posted at gnsrobotics.com

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