A festival is returning for its fifth year, featuring food, entertainment, and cultural activities. This year's event will include student robotics, aiming to connect younger generations with science and technology. The festival is expected to draw a large crowd, with over 10,000 people anticipated to attend on September 12.
Students from a local school are participating in the robotics aspect, with brothers Aaryan and Imaad Memon part of a FIRST Tech Challenge team. They have developed a competition robot, with Aaryan serving as the main driver and Imaad handling technical aspects.
Further details about the festival and its events are available from the source, including information about the student robotics teams and their projects.
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