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“The students have built everything from scratch,” said course instructor Dylan Gunn. Just like in real Mario Kart, points were awarded for laps completed, blocks picked up and coins collected. It was part of the annual second-year robotics competition pitting 17 teams against each other, with four students per team. Students in UBC's engineering physics program brought Mario Kart to life Thursday, creating autonomous robots to race around a track.
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