Butler Tech students are operating a business that sells products internationally. The students are involved in making cast iron chips as part of the business. The business also helps support the school's robotics program.
What we know
- Students in the Mechatronics Engineering program handle various aspects of the business, including packaging and customer service.
- The cast iron chips are used by companies and researchers to test the effectiveness of industrial oils and coolants.
- A student CEO leads morning meetings where responsibilities are divided and tasks are assigned to ensure the business runs smoothly.
- The income generated from the business helps fund the school's robotics program, which participates in the FIRST Robotics Competition.
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