Iluka Resources Inc., whose electricians and machinists helped build Robomon last year at their plant south of Green Cove Springs, has signed on again to provide manpower and a place to work, she said. And air fare has been donated to get instructor Sherman O'Brien to New Hampshire this month for an orientation and to pick up the initial 150-pound box of parts that will eventually become Robomon's successor, Denton said. But more support is needed, she said. The team will spend months working on the robot, putting in many extra-curricular hours at school and at Iluka and then in April has to get itself to Orlando for the national event at Walt Disney World. To make corporate or individual donations or arrange other kinds of contributions, contact Denton at the school district office at 284-6572.
Donations are tax-deductible.
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