Ghana's robotics enthusiasts are gearing up for the ultimate challenge as they participate in the prestigious 2024 ROBOFEST World Championship hosted by Lawrence Technological University in Michigan, United States. 

The Ghanaian delegation comprises 9 teams and 33 competitors, all poised to showcase their ingenuity and skills on the global stage.

The United States (US) embassy in Ghana in a statement wishing the participants well on social media said "The Ghana Robotics Academy Foundation, the driving force behind the country's burgeoning robotics scene, has rallied behind the teams, offering unwavering support and encouragement. 

"As the competition unfolds, Ghanaian participants are not only vying for victory but also embodying the spirit of innovation and excellence that defines ROBOFEST.

"ROBOFEST is more than just a robotics competition; it's a celebration of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics (STEAM), as well as AI and computer science principles.

"Through engaging challenges and interactive events, participants are encouraged to push the boundaries of their creativity while honing their technical prowess.

"The Ghanaian teams have undoubtedly put in countless hours of dedication and hard work to prepare for this momentous event.

"Their journey to the ROBOFEST World Championship symbolises the immense potential of young Ghanaians in the fields of robotics and STEM education."

The statement noted that as the competition unfolds, supporters and well-wishers from Ghana and beyond are rallying behind their teams, cheering them on as they strive for excellence. 

The message reverberating throughout the Ghanaian community is clear: "Go for Gold!"

The statement continued: "We are immensely proud of our Ghanaian delegation competing in the 2024 ROBOFEST World Championship. 

"This event not only showcases their technical skills but also underscores the importance of STEAM education in shaping the future leaders of our nation."

As the world watches with bated breath, Ghana's participation in the 2024 ROBOFEST World Championship serves as a testament to the country's commitment to fostering innovation and nurturing the talents of its youth. 

Regardless of the outcome, the Ghanaian teams have already emerged as winners, inspiring countless others to pursue their passions in robotics and STEM, the statement concluded.